A) The average falls because 6 is less than 20, the first number in the set.
B) The average does not change because 6 is insignificant.
C) The average rises because 6 is greater than the last number in the set, 4.
D) The average rises because 6 is greater than the previous average.
E) The average falls because 6 is less than the previous average.
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A) marginal cost must be decreasing.
B) marginal cost must be increasing.
C) average variable cost must be decreasing.
D) average variable cost must be increasing.
E) marginal cost and average variable cost can be increasing or decreasing.
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A) two firms producing different products merge and average total cost declines.
B) a firm increases output and long-run average total cost declines.
C) an increase in capital shifts the short-run average total cost curve down.
D) one firm spins off and average total cost declines.
E) average total cost increases along with firm expansion.
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A) fixed cost.
B) zero.
C) variable cost.
D) average variable cost.
E) marginal cost.
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A) the marginal cost curve lies below the average cost curve.
B) the marginal cost curve is increasing at a decreasing rate.
C) an increase in all resources results in exactly proportionate increases in output.
D) the long-run average cost curve is declining.
E) an increase in all resources causes no change in output.
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A) decreasing returns to scale.
B) increasing returns to scale.
C) constant returns to scale.
D) diminishing marginal returns.
E) increasing marginal product of labor.
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A) none of the firm's resources are variable.
B) at least one of the firm's resources cannot be varied.
C) the time period always covers one year.
D) all of the firm's resources are variable.
E) technically efficient production is not possible.
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A) largest scale of production for which the marginal cost is at a minimum.
B) largest scale of production for which the long-run average total cost is at a minimum.
C) largest scale of production for which the long-run average variable cost is at a minimum.
D) smallest scale of production for which the long-run average total cost is at a minimum.
E) smallest scale of production for which the long-run average variable cost is at a minimum.
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A) constant returns to scale.
B) diminishing marginal returns.
C) economies of scale.
D) total fixed costs.
E) diseconomies of scale.
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A) when the firm hires the first laborer.
B) never; diminishing returns have not set in, and total output is still increasing.
C) when the firm hires the second laborer.
D) when the firm hires the third laborer.
E) when the firm hires the fourth laborer.
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A) MC is declining.
B) AFC is increasing.
C) ATC is at its lowest point.
D) MC is at its lowest point.
E) ATC is zero.
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