The Term "Fixed Input" Refers To

question 25

Multiple Choice

The term "fixed input" refers to:

• A)inputs to production that do not vary with respect to quality.
• B)inputs to production that do not vary in price.
• C)inputs to production that yield a constant or "fixed" marginal product.
• D)inputs to production, the quantity of which cannot be varied in the short run.

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