Multiple Choice
A minimum efficient plant size is:
A) The minimal size of a plant that achieves an equilibrium between fixed and variable costs
B) The starting point in terms of output volume for meeting market price at a minimum profit
C) The minimum size of a plant that acquires the largest market share
D) The minimum size of a plant that is required for efficient R&D
Correct Answer:
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