Afall in the price of the price of jet fuel the marginal cost of producing air trips. a. does not change b. minimizes c. increases d. decreases a fall in the price of jet fuel the market price and the equilibrium quantity in the short run.

A fall in the price of the price of jet fuel the marginal cost of producing air trips.

D. Decreases

A fall in the price of jet fuel the market price and the equilibrium quantity in the short run.

D. decreases

C. increases

Explanation:

Marginal Cost = Total Change in Cost/Change in Quantity

Marginal Cost is the Cost of the additional unit produced . For example if we have  10 trips of the jet per day and the number of the passengers increase on less air ticket costs the marginal cost will decrease.

A fall in the price of jet fuel decrease the market price of the fuel. As the supply is increased the demand decreases .

The equilibrium quantity is increased as more fuel is available and costs are reduced.

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