Answer:
1. Marginal Cost
2. Constant Marginal Cost
3. Marginal Benefit
4. Increasing Marginal Cost
5. Optimal Quantity
6. Decreasing Marginal Benefit
Explanation:
Note: In the given question, an option has been wrongly mentioned as "Marginal benefit constant." It should be read as "Marginal cost constant". This solution has been provided based upon the said assumption.
Marginal Cost refers to additional cost incurred when an additional unit is produced.
Constant marginal cost refers to a situation wherein the cost incurred for producing successive units remains the same.
Marginal Benefit refers to the the extra utility derived upon consumption of an extra unit of a product.
Increasing Marginal Cost refers to a situation wherein the extra cost incurred follows an increasing trend as successive units are produced.
Optimal Quantity is defined as the quantity whose production or consumption maximizes the gain whether in the form of utility or in monetary terms.
Decreasing Marginal benefit refers to the situation wherein extra utility derived from successive consumption of units falls.