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Figure: The Optimal Quantity
Figure: The Optimal Quantity (Figure: The Optimal Quantity) Look at the figure The Optimal Quantity.If the cost of producing lawn-mowing decreased, the ________ curve in the figure would shift to the and the total net gain would _. A.marginal benefit; right; increase B.marginal cost; right; increase C.marginal benefit; left; decrease D.marginal cost; left; decrease Figure: The Optimal Quantity (Figure: The Optimal Quantity) Look at the figure The Optimal Quantity.If the cost of producing lawn-mowing decreased, the ________ curve in the figure would shift to the and the total net gain would _. A.marginal benefit; right; increase B.marginal cost; right; increase C.marginal benefit; left; decrease D.marginal cost; left; decrease (Figure: The Optimal Quantity) Look at the figure The Optimal Quantity.If the cost of producing
lawn-mowing decreased, the ________ curve in the figure would shift to the and the total
net gain would _.
A.marginal benefit; right; increase
B.marginal cost; right; increase
C.marginal benefit; left; decrease
D.marginal cost; left; decrease

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