Diminishing (marginal) returns, for if you continually increase your input eventually your output will decrease.
Diminishing (marginal) returns, for if you continually increase your input eventually your output will decrease.
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:Correct!
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:Correct! Note the proper terminology, however: "decreasing returns to scale," not "diminishing returns."
3.Give an example of a "short run" cost for a firm, and give an example of a "long run" cost. This can refer to any type of firm, from a grocery store to a baseball team to a homeschool.
3.Give an example of a "short run" cost for a firm, and give an example of a "long run" cost. This can refer to any type of firm, from a grocery store to a baseball team to a homeschool.