What is the behaviour of average fixed cost as ouput is increased… - Vidyadip

Question

What is the behaviour of average fixed cost as ouput is increased? Why is it so?

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Answer

AFC falls continuously as output is increased.
It is because even when output is increased TFC remains unchanged.

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