Consider a production function q=f(x1,x2) where the firm produces q amount of output using x1 amount of factor 1 and x2 amount of factor 2. Now suppose the firm decides to increase the employment level of both the factors t (t > 1) times.
Identify the correct statement from the following.
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f(tx1,tx2)=tf(x1,x2) implies constant returns to scale.
f(tx1,tx2)>tf(x1,x2) implies decreasing returns to scale.
f(tx1,tx2)<tf(x1,x2) implies increasing returns to scale.
f(tx1,tx2)=f(x1,x2) implies constant returns to scale.
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