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A marginal adjustment only refers to a minor change.
Downward Sloping
Describes a line or curve on a graph that shows a decrease in value as it moves from left to right.
Average Total Cost Curve
A graph that shows a firm's per-unit cost (both fixed and variable) at various levels of output.
Upward-sloping
Describes a curve on a graph that moves higher as it goes from left to right, often used to illustrate the relationship between price and supplied quantity in supply curves.
Short-run Supply Curve
A graphical representation showing the quantity of goods that producers are willing to supply at various prices over a short period, where at least one input is fixed.
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