In: Economics
If the Total Variable Cost (TVC) curve is rising then: | |||||||||||||||||
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A. The Average Fixed Cost (AFC) must be falling
TVC is always increasing with increasing level of output. AVC, ATC and MC first decline, reaches a minimum and then starts to increase. With rising TVC, Total Fixed Cost (TFC) is constant. So, as TVC is rising then with constant TFC and increasing output, AFC must be falling as AFC = TFC/output.