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Total variable costs always
increase
increase at an increasing rate
increase at a constant rate
increase at a diminishing rate
- Total variable costs always increase as output increases, since variable costs are tied directly to production levels.
- Option 1: increase – This is correct. As you produce more, total variable costs go up, though the rate can vary.
- Option 2: increase at an increasing rate – Sometimes, but not always. This happens if marginal cost rises with output (diminishing returns).
- Option 3: increase at a constant rate – Only true if variable cost per unit is constant (rare in reality).
- Option 4: increase at a diminishing rate – Occurs if production becomes more efficient as output rises (rare or only at the start).
Correct Answer: Option 1 – increase
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