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    ​When a Firm Is Experiencing Decreasing Marginal Costs,it Implies
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​When a Firm Is Experiencing Decreasing Marginal Costs,it Implies

Question 62

Question 62

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​When a firm is experiencing decreasing marginal costs,it implies


A) ​marginal productivity is decreasing
B) workers are getting more unproductive
C) a constant marginal productivity
D) ​increasing marginal productivity

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