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the quantity of .... change with a change in output​

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Answered by amandeepkaur7939
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Answer:

the quantity of .... change with a change in output supplementary costs

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer: The quantity of change with a change in output​ is known as Real costs. Real costs imply the expenses made to the production factors compensating them in replacement or exchange of their hard efforts and also discomforts. So, as more units of output are produced, higher real costs are incurred from it.

Explanation:

1. The real cost is a cost that is measured by the physical labor in the market and the materials consumed at the time of production.

2. For example- advertising and distribution.

3. The cost of producing any goods or services, including all resources used in it, and the cost of not bringing up those resources for alternative uses.

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