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why does variable cost rise as output increases?
Please explain.
Variable cost will rise as output increases because of the law of diminishing returns. The law states that as we produce more and more of a product, there is a point beyond which we receive less and less benefit or revenue for each increase in the quantity produced. In other words, we need to spend more and more money (variable cost) for each increase in output.
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