Multiple Choice
Given a production function Q = 3LK, we can say that
A) this production function is not Cobb-Douglas.
B) this production function is Cobb-Douglas and exhibits decreasing returns to scale.
C) this Cobb-Douglas production function does not exhibit a constant elasticity of substitution.
D) this production function is Cobb-Douglas and exhibits increasing returns to scale.
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