If your firm's production function has constant returns to scale, and if you double all your inputs, then your firm's productivity will

a. not change.
b. increase but not double.
c. double.
d. more than double.


a

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(a) close all banks. (b) increase the money supply. (c) prohibit bank foreclosures. (d) provide federal guarantees to depositors.

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A. Even though tastes tend to differ across areas, we tend to see a smaller variety of products available from an online retailer than from an individual brick-and-mortar retailer. B. Because tastes tend to be roughly the same across areas, we would expect to see a about the same variety of products available from an online retailer as from an individual brick-and-mortar retailer. C. Because tastes tend to differ across areas, we would expect to see a smaller variety of products available from an online retailer than from an individual brick-and-mortar retailer. D. Because tastes tend to differ across areas, we would expect to see a wider variety of products available from an online retailer than from an individual brick-and-mortar retailer.

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