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2 years ago

According to Figure 5.1, why does "Marginal Cost" go down and then up again as more goods are produced?

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Ulleksa [173]2 years ago

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This is because the lowest is the most efficient amout to make. As we increase number the extra costs of making those items will also increase.

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