A Manufacturing Firm That Decides to Add Enough People to Its

question 54

Multiple Choice

A manufacturing firm that decides to add enough people to its workforce to operate around the clock is

• A) making a short-run operating decision.
• B) holding the proportion of labor to capital constant.
• C) decreasing the average product of its fixed inputs.
• D) making operating decisions along its planning horizon.
• E) using its facilities inefficiently.

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