6. In the early 2000s car makers began to design vehicles chassis, engine, and transmissions so that
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6. In the early 2000s car makers began to design vehicles’
chassis, engine, and transmissions so that different models could be produced on the same assembly line. Within the first year of implementing the plan, Ford cut production costs by $240 per car. (LO12-2)
a. What cost concept was Ford taking advantage of to produce its savings?
b. What effect did the plan likely have on Ford’s short-run average total cost curve?
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