When a Firm Becomes So Large It Is Difficult to Coordinate

question 250

Multiple Choice

When a firm becomes so large it is difficult to coordinate and control,it is most likely that

• A) economies of scale have begun.
• B) diseconomies of scale have begun.
• C) average total cost begins to fall.
• D) long-run average costs become negative.
• E) there are increasing marginal returns to increasing the firm's plant size.

Understand the principles of diversification and risk management in investing.

Comprehend the importance of investment duration and goals.

Recognize various types of investments and their characteristics (e.g., safety, income, growth potential).

Grasp the concept of liquidity and its importance in investment decisions.

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