Does TC always shoot from Y-axis?

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No. TC shoots from the Y-axis only when we are referring to the short period and are therefore, distinguishing between fixed costs and variable costs.
In the long period, all costs are variable costs. Accordingly, in the long period TC shoots from the origin.

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Does TC always shoot from Y-axis?

No. TC shoots from the Y-axis only when we are referring to the short period and are therefore, distinguishing between fixed costs and variable costs. In the long period, all costs are variable costs. Accordingly, in the long period TC shoots from the origin.

No. TC shoots from the Y-axis only when we are referring to the short period and are therefore, distinguishing between fixed costs and variable costs.
In the long period, all costs are variable costs. Accordingly, in the long period TC shoots from the origin.