A gаdget-mаking firm is engаged in lоng-run prоductiоn planning. They must first decide whether to make a small investment (for a fixed cost of $20), or a large investment (for a fixed cost of $40). After this decision, the firm decides how many gadgets to produce: 1, 2, or 3. The total variable costs for a small investment firm are: $25 if one gadget is produced. $60 if two are produced. $85 if three are produced. The total variable costs for a large investment firm are: $0 if one gadget is produced. $30 if two are produced. $50 if three are produced. If the firm seeks to minimize average total costs here, should they make the small or large investment? [i] (Type either "small" or "large" here, without the quotes.) How many gadgets do they produce? [g] At what average total cost? $[atc] per gadget.
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