Suppose that a firm is currently operating producing 100 units at a total cost of $2,000. If they increase their production to 120 units their new total cost is $2,400. We would say this firm is currently on the portion of their long run cost curve? Economies of Scale Constant Economies of Scale O Not enough information Diseconomies of Scale

Suppose that a firm is currently operating producing 100 units at a total cost of $2,000. If they increase their production to 120 units their new total cost is $2,400. We would say this firm is currently on the portion of their long run cost curve? Economies of Scale Constant Economies of Scale O Not enough information Diseconomies of Scale

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