What are diseconomies of​ scale? Diseconomies of scale is   A. when the marginal product of labor is decreasing with output.   B. when the marginal cost of production is increasingwith output.   C. when a​ firm's long-run average costs decrease with output.   D. when a​ firm's long-run average costs increase with output.

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9:15 AM O Y O 65 Micro15 - Saved d. Righiward A_ 15. When returns to scale are decreasing, total output a. Increases b. Deсreases c. Does not change d. Varies IV. Match The term (column B) that best fits the phrases (Column A below. Column A Column B a. Marginal product A_1. Describe the functional relationship of input and output v_2. Production function b. Least-cost combination _C_3, Infinitesimal change c. Isocost line 4. Output yielded from the last unit of input d. isquant 5. TP divided by the number of variable inputs e. Production function 6. Refers to the declining trend to MP f. Counterproductive conditions 7. Illustrates the varied combinations of inputs at the same level of plant capacity g Finite change 8. Contains combinations of inputs that the same budget can purchase given constant prices h. Marginal rate of substitution 9. Price of labor inputs over price of capital inputs i. Economies of scale 10. Ration between output and input j. Diseconomies of scale k. Maximum…

Question 19 of 20 > (TC is total cost; VC is variable cost; Q is quantity.) ΔΤC . а. b. The amount by which total cost increases when an AQ additional unit is produced: Marginal cost Average (total) cost Average variable cost TC d. The total cost divided by the quantity of output: с. e. The change in total cost divided by the change VC f. in output: g. The sum of all costs that change as output changes divided by the number of units produced: