The Assumption That States That, If We Can Produce an Output

question 11

Multiple Choice

The assumption that states that, if we can produce an output of x using one combination of inputs and another level of output of y using another combination of these inputs, then we can feasibly produce the output x + y is known as the

• A) additivity assumption
• B) divisibility assumption
• C) convexity assumption

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