A Firm's Capacity Is Defined as the Level of Output

question 26

Multiple Choice

A firm's capacity is defined as the level of output where

• A) short- run average total cost is at its minimum.
• B) the upper limit on what can be produced is reached.
• C) average total cost is at its maximum.
• D) average fixed costs are at a minimum.
• E) marginal cost equals average variable cost.

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