Market Supply Is Found by

question 88

Multiple Choice

Market supply is found by

• A)vertically summing the relevant part of each individual producer's marginal cost curve.
• B)horizontally summing the relevant part of each individual producer's marginal cost curve.
• C)vertically summing each individual producer's average total cost curve.
• D)horizontally summing each individual producer's average total cost curve.

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