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In the late 1990s and early 2000s:
Constant Returns to Scale
A condition in production where increasing the inputs results in a proportional increase in output.
Diseconomies of Scale
A condition in which a firm experiences increased costs per unit when it scales up its production due to inefficiencies.
Output Q₁
A specific quantity of goods or services produced by a firm or economy at a given time, indicated as "Q₁" to denote a particular level of output.
Output Q₃
Refers to a specific quantity of output, often used in economic models to represent production levels at a particular point.
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