alleryStart learning →As output increases, what happens to average fixed cost (AFC)?
AIt rises steadily
BIt stays constant
CIt rises then falls
DIt keeps falling
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. It keeps falling
The same total fixed cost is spread over more units, so AFC keeps declining.
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