LeAnn's Telecommunication firm long-run cost curve is: 
where q is the number of units produced and A is the time in months that LeAnn's manager has spent on the job. What happens to production costs as the manager gains more experience on the job? Is this experience-effect common in production processes?
Definitions:
Split-Off Point
The stage in a production process where multiple products become separately identifiable, and decisions regarding further processing or disposal can be made.
Additional Processing Costs
Costs incurred when more processes are applied to a product after its initial manufacturing phase, often to enhance its value.
Joint Production Process
Definition: A manufacturing operation in which two or more products are produced simultaneously from the same raw material or process.
By-Product
A secondary product derived from the manufacturing process that is not the primary product focus.
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