Compared to a Firm That Has Many Small Plants, a Firm

question 95

Multiple Choice

Compared to a firm that has many small plants, a firm with a few large plants is likely to have all of the following except which one?

• A)fewer inputs
• B)greater managerial diseconomies
• C)greater availability of specialized capital
• D)less managerial diseconomies

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