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In 2004,the level of U.S.real GDP was close to four times its 1965 level.
Total Costs
The overall expenditure involved in producing goods or offering services, comprising both stable and changeable costs.
Economies of Scale
The cost advantage achieved when production becomes efficient, as the scale of production increases, leading to a reduction in the average cost to make each unit.
Diseconomies of Scale
A situation where, as a firm becomes larger, its costs per unit increase due to inefficiencies that arise from its growth.
Constant Costs
The costs that remain unchanged as the level of output or production increases or decreases.
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