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jayhills49

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At the point where diminishing marginal returns set in, the slope of the total product curve is
 a. positive and increasing
  b. positive and decreasing
  c. negative and increasing
  d. negative and decreasing
  e. constant

Question 2

In the range of increasing marginal returns, total product is
 a. increasing at a constant rate
  b. increasing at an increasing rate
  c. increasing at a decreasing rate
  d. decreasing at an increasing rate
  e. decreasing at a decreasing rate



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

B



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