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When external diseconomies of scale occur, as compared to the original equilibrium, an increase in market demand causes
Distribution of Data
Refers to the way numerical data is spread out across different values or ranges.
Real Upper Limits
Typically refers to the actual upper bounds of data ranges in statistical analysis, though it's not a widely standardized term.
Variable
A variable is any characteristic, number, or quantity that can be measured or counted. Variables may vary among individuals, conditions, or over time.
Particular Interval
A specific span or range of values within which an observed or computed data point is known or expected to lie.
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