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Note: Data missing for questions 17 and 18.
19. B
Explanation: In short run, at least one resource is fixed due to which diminishing returns to other factors come into existence. In long run, all factors are variable.
20. B
Explanation: Fixed cost can be defined as the cost which is invariant to level of output in short run. Eg - Cost of land.
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