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Study of the behavior of firms in organizing their production and allocating productive resources.
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Is it possible to have constant marginal cost and decreasing average cost simultaneously?
Short answer: Yes, it is possible.
Decreasing average cost implies that marginal cost is less than average cost ($MC<AC$, which can be proved by simply taking the first derivative of $C(q)/q$). With …
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