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In Stage 2 of production, what happens to output as variable input rises?
AOutput falls sharply
BRises at a falling rate
CRises at a rising rate
DOutput stays at zero
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Rises at a falling rate
Marginal and average products decline in this stage, though total output still grows.
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