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Diminishing marginal product suggests that:

A: Additioanl units of output become less costly as more output is produced.

B: Marginal cost is upward-sloping.

C: The firm is at full capacity

D: All of the above are correcr

I am not sure how to answer this one?
Would B be the best answer? A,C, and D don't seem to be correct.
17 years ago

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economyst
I too would go with B
17 years ago

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