The Long-Run Total Cost Curve Shows

question 49

Multiple Choice

The long-run total cost curve shows:

• A)the various combinations of capital and labor that will produce different levels of output at the same cost.
• B)the various combinations of capital and labor that will produce the same level of output.
• C)the minimum total cost to produce any level of output, holding input prices fixed, and choosing all inputs to minimize cost.
• D)for a fixed level of capital, the minimum cost to produce a given level of output.

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