Curve A is always declining because

a. marginal product first decreases, then increases
b. of diminishing marginal product.
c. we are dividing fixed costs by higher and higher levels of output.
d. marginal product first increases, then decreases.


Answer: c. we are dividing fixed costs by higher and higher levels of output.

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