Optimizing Bakery Production for Cost Efficiency
Based on the provided cost information, evaluate whether producing 100 units is the most cost-efficient level. Justify your conclusion by comparing the bakery's marginal cost and average cost at this output level, and recommend whether the bakery should increase or decrease production to improve its cost efficiency. (Note: You are not required to calculate the exact quantity that minimizes average cost.)
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