For a year, a company hires two employees and rents 15 acres of land. It yields 150,000 bushels of grain. It could have produced 325,000 bushels if it had quadrupled its acreage and workers. Is the return to scale steady, decreasing, or increasing?
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For a year, a company hires two employees and rents 15 acres of land. It yields 150,000 bushels of grain. It could have produced 325,000 bushels if it had quadrupled its acreage and workers. Is the return to scale steady, decreasing, or increasing?
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