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A short-run average total cost curve will touch the long-run average cost curve at a level of output only

A short-run average total cost curve will touch the long-run average cost curve at a level of output only

▸ when the quantity of the fixed factor being employed is at the optimal level for that level of output.

▸ where the short-run cost curve is upward sloping.

▸ where the short-run cost curve is downward sloping.

▸ by coincidence.

▸ where the short-run cost curve is downward-sloping and the quantity of the fixed factor is optimal.

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