Learning Economies Differ from Economies of Scale Because

question 67

Multiple Choice

Learning economies differ from economies of scale because

• A)the former involves rising average costs and the latter involves falling average costs as a result of higher output levels.
• B)the former involves output in a single period of production and the latter involves cumulative output.
• C)the former involves cumulative production and the latter involves rate of production per period.
• D)the first is a short-run phenomenon and the second is a long-run phenomenon.

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Definitions:

Held-To-Maturity Bonds

Debt securities that an investor intends and is able to hold until a fixed maturity date, recording such investments at their original acquisition cost, adjusting for amortization.

Effective Yield

The return on a bond or investment after adjusting for all charges and fees, as well as compounding.

Investment Balance

Investment balance refers to the current value of an investor's portfolio, taking into account all the assets held, including stocks, bonds, and other investments.

Held To Maturity

A classification for financial securities which the holder intends and is able to keep until they mature.