What is increasing marginal cost, Managerial Economics

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What is increasing marginal cost?

Felix’s marginal cost is greater the more lawns he has previously mowed. It is, every time he mows a lawn, the extra cost of doing still another lawn goes up.

So, there is increasing marginal cost through an activity while each additional unit of the activity costs more than the earlier unit.


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