A long-run average cost curve that falls from left to right is an example of what?

Correct answer D. Increasing returns to scale

Explanation

When expanding all inputs raises output more than proportionally, cost per unit falls as the firm grows. This economies-of-scale region appears as the downward-sloping part of the LRAC curve.

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