alleryStart learning →By adjusting inputs fixed in the short run, a firm in the long run can change what?
AThe income tax rate
BThe law of demand
CThe market price level
DIts scale of operations
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Its scale of operations
Only in the long run can fixed inputs such as plant be altered, so the scale of operations can change.
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