Marginal cost of production is defined as

AGRICULTURE
WAEC 2012

Marginal cost of production is defined as

  • A. increase in fixed cost that results from increasing production by one unit
  • B. product of average variable cost and the number of units produced
  • C. average physical product multiplied by the variable cost
  • D. increase in total cost as output is increased by one unit

Correct Answer: D. increase in total cost as output is increased by one unit



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