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B
Because when a firm has maximised profit,and the cp increases the firms seems to be graining less
Am not sure but i will assume diseconomies of scale
please who sat for mock should give us clue
Diseconomics of scale
The correct answer is C. Economies of scale, economies of scale is the cost advantage that arises which increases output of a product.
profit maximization