alleryStart learning →Under increasing returns to scale, long-run average cost does what?
ARises sharply
BFalls steadily
CStays fixed
DBecomes negative
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Falls steadily
Output grows faster than inputs, so with constant input prices cost per unit declines.
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