The expansion of the car manufacturing industry causes an improvement in the assembly line system, thus reducing costs to each firm in that industry. This is an example of

A. an increasing-cost industry.
B. a decreasing returns to scale.
C. a decreasing-cost industry.
D. constant returns to scale.


Answer: C

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