alleryStart learning →Going from one worker to two more than doubles output. This shows what?
AConstant returns
BNegative returns
CIncreasing returns
DDiminishing returns
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Increasing returns
Output growing by more than the rise in the input is the sign of increasing returns.
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