Diseconomies of Scope Refers to The

Multiple Choice

Diseconomies of scope refers to the:

A) fall in an FI's average costs of production as its output increases
B) increase in an FI's average costs of production as its output increases
C) situation in which the costs of joint production of FI services are higher than they would be if they were produced independently
D) ability of an FI to generate synergistic cost savings through joint use of inputs in producing multiple outputs