In the accompanying graph, place • point A along the portion of the LRATC curve where a firm experiences economies of scale point B along the portion of the LRATC curve where a firm experiences constant returns to scale • point C along the portion of the LRATC curve where a firm experiences diseconomies of scale A C LRATC 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Output Cost

In the accompanying graph, place • point A along the portion of the LRATC curve where a firm experiences economies of scale point B along the portion of the LRATC curve where a firm experiences constant returns to scale • point C along the portion of the LRATC curve where a firm experiences diseconomies of scale A C LRATC 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Output Cost

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