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The t distributions deviate from normality when
Average Product
The output per unit of a particular input, such as labor or capital, calculated by dividing total product by the quantity of input.
Average Product
The output produced per unit of input used, typically calculated by dividing total product by the quantity of input.
Marginal Product
The additional output gained by employing one more unit of a particular input, keeping other inputs constant.
Complementary Inputs
Inputs used in production that are used together with other inputs to increase output, for instance, coffee and milk in a café.
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