If a Firm Can Adjust Its Employment of All Inputs,then

question 4

Multiple Choice

If a firm can adjust its employment of all inputs,then it is

• A) experiencing economies of scale.
• B) in the long run.
• C) off its expansion path.
• D) limited only by the capacity of its fixed capital.

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