At low levels of production, the firm
A)benefits from increased size because it can take advantage of greater specialization.
B)has the potential for economies of scale.
C)is unlikely to experiences acute problems with coordination.
D)All of the above are correct.

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At low levels of production, a firm can benefit from increased size due to specialization, has potential for economies of scale, and is less likely to face coordination problems.

At Low Levels of Production, the Firm