The firm's long-run average total cost curve
a. intersects each short-run average total cost curve at its minimum point
b. lies below its short-run average total cost curves at every output level
c. lies above its short-run average total cost curves at every output level
d. coincides with a small segment of its short-run average total cost
e. touches each of the firm's short-run average total cost curves at the lowest points
E
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