ECONOMICS 202, P. 2 II. COMPLETION. 4 points each except as noted. 1. As more and more ______ resources are combined with a ______ resource, eventually ______ output will decline. (2 points each blank) 2. All costs become ______ costs in the long run. 3. ______ costs of a firm are the opportunity costs to the owner of using the owner's personal resources to run the firm.
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As more and more resources are combined with resources, eventually output will decline. This statement is not entirely accurate. Initially, as more resources are combined, output tends to increase due to economies of scale and specialization. However, at a certain Show more…
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