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If output more than doubles when all inputs are​ doubled, production is governed by:

A) increasing returns to scale.
B) imperfect competition.
C) intra-industry equilibrium.
D) constant returns to scale
E) decreasing returns to scale.

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36) A firm encountering economies of scale over some range of output will have a:

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