If you are about to pass a bicycle to your right and an oncoming vehicle is approaching you on your left, you should slow down and let the vehicle pass first.
When passing a bicycle and a car is coming from behind, you should slow down and let the car pass first to give the bicycle more space.
Take each threat one at a time rather than putting yourself in between the car and the rider. First, slow down and give the approaching car room to pass. When it is safe to do so, veer to the left to give the cyclist plenty of room to pass.
A vehicle overtaking a bicycle moving in the same direction must pass to the left of the bicycle at a safe distance of at least three feet and at a decreased speed. Once this is done, the driver cannot drive to the right side of the road again until it is safe to do so.
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The correct answer is: "marginal cost".
The marginal cost of production is defined as the increase in total production costs experienced when an extra unit of output is manufactured. Such increase includes the cost of the extra factors of production that had been dedicated to elaborate the extra unit.
Marginal cost includes variable types of cost, those that change depending on the level of production (such as the amount of raw materials employed) but not by fixed costs that do not vary depending on the level of output (such as the rent paid for the building where the production is undertaken, that is a fixed number).