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PLS ANSWER MY QUESTION .....CAN TP EVER FALLS WHEN MORE AND MORE OF THE VARIABLE FACTOR IS COMBINED WITH THE FIXED FACTOR?


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Answers

Answered by akashkumar02042001
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Answer:

Total product of an input refers to total volume of goods and services produced by a firm with the given inputs during a specified period of time.

Answered by SaurabhJacob
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TP stands for Total Product.

  • Total Product is defined as universal quantity of production that a firm produces, generally definitive in relation to a varying input.

  • Total product is the initiating point for the examination of short term production. It stipulates that how much output a firm can generate according to the law of reducing marginal returns.

  • The Law of diminishing marginal product declares that when we put in more and more units of fluctuating factor to a specified quantity of fixed factor, Total product increases at a declining rate and minor product drops.

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