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Average variable cost reaches its lowest value where it equals which cost?
AAverage fixed cost
BTotal variable cost
CAverage total cost
DMarginal cost
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Marginal cost
Marginal cost crosses AVC at its minimum, so the two are equal at that output.
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