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Firm A can produce a unit of output with 10 hours of labour and 5 units of capital. Firm B can produce a unit of output with 5 hours of labour and 10 units of capital. Firm C can produce a unit of output with 10 hours of labour and 10 units of capital. If the prices of labour and material are $10 and $5, respectively which firm is technologically efficient?
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