Cost of Production
H2 Economics Only
In the topic, cost of production, students will grapple with fixed and variable costs. In essence fixed costs do not vary with output while variable costs vary with output. It provides and accurate way to measure the total economic cost of production. Students will have to learn how to differentiate between fixed and variable costs in order to determine the total cost of production for an entity.
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