(See Steps) The equality of marginal cost and average variable cost occurs when Marginal cost is minimal Average variable cost is minimal Average product
Question: The equality of marginal cost and average variable cost occurs when
- Marginal cost is minimal
- Average variable cost is minimal
- Average product of the variable input is minimal
- None of above is correct
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