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How can a firm change its scale of operations in the long run?
AAdjusting its fixed inputs
BChanging only its labour
CRaising its prices only
DIt cannot change scale
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Adjusting its fixed inputs
Because all inputs are variable in the long run, capital and other fixed inputs can be altered.
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