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b. tend to be more significant when simple steps in an assembly process are performed over and over again.
c. lead to diseconomies of scale.
d. result in unit manufacturing costs increasing by a certain amount each time output is increased.
e. suggest that production costs increase because of increasing labor productivity.
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Which of the following is true about learning effects?
a. tend to be more significant when a...
a. tend to be more significant when a...
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