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Title: micro final notes
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Large industries size is an advantage.
CRS: A proportional change in all inputs causes output to change by same proportion. Large industry size and small industry size is neither an advantage nor a disadvantage.
DRS: A proportional change in all inputs causes a less than prop change in output... Showed first 250 characters
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Here, large industry size is a handicap. We don't expect to see large firms in an industry in which production takes place with DRS.
Decreasing Returns to Scale have nothing to do w/ the law of diminishing returns. DRS refers to what happens when all inputs are varied by some proportion... Showed next 250 characters
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