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Business, 25.12.2020 21:50, kdawg203

In long-run, how ATC changes as the scale of production changes? a. When Q is low, Economies of scale happens because of specialization. As a result, ATC falls. When Q is medium, constant Economies of scale happens because the workers are at their best productivity level. As a result, ATC b. remains the same. c. When Q is large, because of the coordination problems, Diseconomies of scale happens. As a result, ATC rises. d. All of the above are correct.

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