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Describe how UPS has used positive technological change to improve its package handling and delivery schedule.

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The relationship between the inputs employed by a firm and the maximum output that it can produce with those inputs is the firm's

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marginal product of labor.

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production function.

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average product of labor.

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supply curve, or supply schedule.

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