Question 36 / 96:  Describe a scenario in which a doubling of inputs more than doubles

the output. What do economists call this phenomenon?

Answer: 

If I double the amount of time, raw pasta, etc. that I devote to

the task, I can more than double the amount of dinner I prepare.

That's why it makes sense for people living in a household to take

turns making dinner (and for restaurants to open). This phenomenon

is called "economies of scale."

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Raking leaves.

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