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Constant Returns to Scale for a Firm Would Imply That

Question 189

Question 189

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Constant returns to scale for a firm would imply that


A) doubling input usage results in more than double the output.
B) doubling input usage results in less than double the output.
C) doubling input usage results in doubling the output.
D) there are decreasing costs per unit of output.

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