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According to Figure 5.1, why does "Marginal Cost" go down and then up again as more goods are produced?

According to Figure 5.1, why does "Marginal Cost" go down and then up again as more goods are produced?
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According to Figure 5.1, why does "Marginal Cost" go down and then up again as more goods are produced?

According to Figure 5.1, why does "Marginal Cost" go down and then up again-example-1
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This is because the lowest is the most efficient amout to make.  As we increase number the extra costs of making those items will also increase. 
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