alleryStart learning →How can a firm change its scale of production in the long run?
ABy changing its inputs
BBy changing the price
CBy altering the tax slab
DBy waiting a month
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. By changing its inputs
Building facilities, buying machinery or improving technology are long-run changes in factors that alter scale.
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