68. If firms are rational, why is it that they could still overproduce or underproduce? Because of: their inability to correctly estimate or forecast customer demand the start of the law of...

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68. If firms are rational, why is it that they<br>could still overproduce or<br>underproduce? Because of:<br>their inability to correctly estimate<br>or forecast customer demand<br>the start of the law of diminishing<br>returns can be known by<br>experience and by trial and error<br>loose coordination between<br>marketing and production<br>departments<br>all options<br>

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