Explain LAC (Long run average cost curve).
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2, you can see that the LAC curve (long run average cost curve) is a U-shaped curve. This shape depends on the returns to scale. We know that, as a firm expands, the returns to scale increase. Falling long run average costs and increasing economies to scale due to internal and external economies of scale.
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The long-run average cost is the cost that is calculated when the production factors are variable.
What is LAC?
- It is used to represent the productive efficiency improvement
- It is used in a business to get competition in the market
- In the long-run average cost, the profit is higher and the prices for consumers are lower
- It provides dividends for the shareholder of the business
- When the long-run average cost decreases then economies of scale get reduce
- All costs in long-run average cost are variable
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