The Long-Run Average Cost Curve Represents the

question 83

Multiple Choice

The long-run average cost curve represents the

• A) lowest possible production cost given a fixed quantity of machinery and capital stock.
• B) lowest possible production cost given the current factory size.
• C) the best possible combination of inputs for a large quantity of output.
• D) the best possible combination of inputs for any quantity of output.
• E) the best possible combination of inputs for output that takes at least a year to produce.

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