Why does average fixed cost fall as output rises? – InterviewSolution

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1.	Why does average fixed cost fall as output rises?
Answer» AFC = TFC/Q. TFC remains same at all levels of output whereas the output or Q increases when more of output is produced. Hence, AFC decreases with the increase in output.

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