Duplication of Effort and a Firm Becoming Top Heavy Is

question 120

True/False

Duplication of effort and a firm becoming top heavy is referred to as diseconomies of scale.

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Definitions:

Nonlabor Resources

are inputs in the production process that are not related to work or effort by employees, such as capital, land, and materials.

Diminishing

Refers to the principle where increasing one input, while holding others constant, will eventually yield lower per-unit returns.

Long Run

In economics, a period in which all factors of production and costs are variable, and firms can enter or exit the market.

Resources Fixed

A situation in an economic model where the availability of resources is constant and unchanging over time.