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Each product produced is a "unit of production". Each unit has some cost to produce. Therefore, the higher the number of units are produced, the higher the total cost of production.

Marginal unit costs are a different issue. As production volumes increase, the marginal cost of producing one more unit may be either higher or lower than the cost of producing the one last made.


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