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A.边际产量为正B.边际产量为负C.边际产量为零D.边际产量与平均产量相等当总产量达到最大时( ) A.边际产……

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A.边际产量为正
B.边际产量为负
C.边际产量为零
D.边际产量与平均产量相等


A.边际产量为正
B.边际产量为负
C.边际产量为零
D.边际产量与平均产量相等
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