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If the Slope of a Long-Run Total Cost Function Increases

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If the slope of a long-run total cost function increases as output increases, the firm's underlying production function exhibits:

A) constant returns to scale.
B) decreasing returns to scale.
C) decreasing returns to a factor input.
D) increasing returns to scale.

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