3. Consider two firms, A and B, that are producing the same product but with
different average...
Business, 27.02.2020 22:50, marioshadowman12
3. Consider two firms, A and B, that are producing the same product but with
different average costs. Economists say this situation reflects a problem of
a. unemployed resources.
b. economic inefficiency.
c. productive inefficiency..
d. allocative inefficiency.
e. not necessarily any of the above.
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