(1) Use the graph to answer the question. The graph illustrates that A-the firm's fixed costs are increasing.   B-the firm is producing fewer units at every cost level  C-the firm is failing to employ division of labor.  D-the firm's variable and total costs are decreasing E-the firm is experiencing increasing marginal returns

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