If the organisation is currently operating on ATCB, what options does it have if it wants to change its level of production over the next couple of weeks?   Select one: a. The organisation has no options. It cannot change output level in the short run b. the organisation can operate at any level of output between points M and N c. the organisation can operate at any level of output, as long as it stays on ATCD d. the organisation can operate at any level of output as long as it stays on ATC

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