13.Section 11.4U-Shaped Average TotalCost Curveexhibit 2High AFCHgh ATCHigh AMCHigh AFCMCATCMnmumof ATCDininishing marginapoduct sets inAFCQuantity of Outputt low levels of output, ATC is high because AFCIS high-thefixed plant is underutiled. At high levels of output (dose tocapacity. the faed plart is overutikzed, leading to high MC and,consequerity, high ATC. R is diminishing marginal product thatcauses the MC, and eventualy the AVC and ATC, to riseIn U-Shaped Average Total Cost Curve above Section 11.4exhibit 2, why does AFC continue to fall even while ATC risesat very high output?Cost per Unit (dollars)

Average Total Cost is the total cost per unit of output. Average Fixed Cost is the fixed cost per…

Section 11.4 U-Shaped Average Total Cost Curve exhibit 2 Hgh AFC H ATC Hgh MC MC ATC Mrmum Dmnheg marg AFC Quantity of Output At low levels of outut, ATCia high becane AFCis high-the fed plant is undentiled At high levels of autput ose to capacty. the fed plart is overutikaed, leading to high MCand. conseguenty, high ATCtis dimisishing marginal product that causes the MC, and eventualy the AVCand ATC, to rise In U-Shaped Average Total Cost Curve above Section 11.4 exhibit 2, why does AFC continue to fall even while ATC rises at very high output? Cost per Unit dollars)

Section 11.4 U-Shaped Average Total Cost Curve exhibit 2 Hgh AFC H ATC Hgh MC MC ATC Mrmum Dmnheg marg AFC Quantity of Output At low levels of outut, ATCia high becane AFCis high-the fed plant is undentiled At high levels of autput ose to capacty. the fed plart is overutikaed, leading to high MCand. conseguenty, high ATCtis dimisishing marginal product that causes the MC, and eventualy the AVCand ATC, to rise In U-Shaped Average Total Cost Curve above Section 11.4 exhibit 2, why does AFC continue to fall even while ATC rises at very high output? Cost per Unit dollars)

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