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As output increases, a firm's average fixed cost probably will go down.
Tangible Assets
Physical items or properties owned by a person or company, such as real estate, equipment, and inventory.
Percent
A mathematical term that represents a fraction of 100, used to describe proportions or comparisons between quantities.
Financial Assets
Assets that derive their value from contractual claims, such as stocks, bonds, bank deposits, and other investments.
Bonds
Debt securities issued by entities (governments or corporations) to raise capital, promising to pay back with interest at a specified date.
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