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    A Rising Marginal Cost Curve Below the Average Variable Cost
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A Rising Marginal Cost Curve Below the Average Variable Cost

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A rising marginal cost curve below the average variable cost curve means


A) average variable costs are falling.
B) average fixed costs are rising.
C) average total costs are rising.
D) total variable cost is falling.
E) total fixed cost is rising.

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