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What happens to ATC when MC< ATC?
ATC will rise
ATC will fall
ATC will remain constart
None of these
- Option 1: ATC will rise
- If marginal cost (MC) is less than average total cost (ATC), adding another unit of production costs less than the current average.
- This would not cause ATC to rise because the additional cost is bringing the average down.
- Option 2: ATC will fall
- When MC is less than ATC, the average is pulled down by the lower marginal costs.
- This means ATC will decrease as more units are produced.
- This is the correct option.
- Option 3: ATC will remain constant
- ATC staying constant would imply MC equals ATC, not when MC is less than ATC.
- Therefore, it's unlikely for ATC to remain unchanged.
- Option 4: None of these
- This is incorrect given the other options that describe ATC behavior accurately.
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