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constant returns to scale definitions
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1the property whereby long-run average total cost stays the same as the quantity of output changes5 sets
2long-run average total cost stays the same as q of output changes2 sets
3a situation in which long run average cost does not change as scale changes2 sets
4the property whereby long-run average total cost stays the same as the quantity of output changes (middle flat part of the long-run atc)2 sets
5a situation in which long-run average total cost is constant as the output of a firm changes.2 sets
6costs per unit of production are the same for any level of production. changes in plant size do not affect the firm's atc.2 sets
7long-run average cost does not change.1 set
8the property whereby long-run average total cost stays the same as the quantity of an output changes1 set
9if all the inputs are changed by a given percentage, then output will change in the same direction by the same percentage1 set
10the property by whereby long-run average total cost stays the same as the quantity of output changes1 set
11a situation in which output increases in proportion to the change in all inputs as the scale of production is increased1 set
12the horizontal range of long-run average total cost where lrac is constant over a variety of plant sizes1 set
13when, if all inputs are increased by a certain percentage, output increases by the same percentage1 set
14unit costs remain constant as the quantity of production is increased and all resouces are variable1 set
15a situation in which the long-run total cost increases proportionately with output, so average cost is constant1 set
16where long-run average total costs do not change with an increase in output1 set
17a situation in which long-run average cost does not change as scale changes.1 set
18range over which long-run atc does not change.1 set
19the state in which the long-run average total cost stays the same as the quantity of output produced increases or decreases (i.e., the unit cost stays the same regardless of the number of units produced)1 set
20unit costs remain constant as the quantity of production is increased and all resources are variable1 set
21occurs when doubling inputs exactly doubles outputs. average cost curve is horizontal.1 set
22a range over which the long run average cost does not change1 set
23when expanding all inputs does not change the average cost of production1 set
24output doubles when all inputs are doubled1 set
25a situation in which long- run average cost1 set
26an increase in a firms scale of production has no effect on costs per unit produced1 set
27a situation in which long-run average cost does not change as scale changes1 set
28situation in which there are neither economies nor diseconomies of scale1 set
29input change equals output change, lowest possible long run average cost1 set
30output will rise by the same proportionate increase as all inputs1 set
31no change in long-run average costs when output increases.1 set
32the property whereby long-run average total cost stays the same as the quantity of output increases1 set
33if the use of all inputs increases by k per cent, output also increases by k per cent. long-run average cost is constant with respect to changes in output.1 set
34the situation when a firm's long-run average cost remains unchanged as it increases output.1 set
35the property whereby long run average total cost stays the same as the quantity of output changes1 set
36the property where by long run average total cost falls as the quantity of output changes1 set