Exam 8: Production Technology and Cost
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If a firm's production process exhibits diseconomies of scale for all levels of output,then the firm's long-run average cost curve will be:
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Why does the vertical distance between the ATC curve and the AVC curve decrease as output increases?
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-Refer to Figure 8.9.Which point of the LAC represents economies of scale?
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The long-run average-cost curve shows how the average cost of production varies when the firm is perfectly flexible in choosing its inputs.
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-Refer to Table 8.4.When the second worker is hired,the marginal cost is equal to:
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If a firm's long-run average cost curve is horizontal the firm is experiencing economies of scale
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-Refer to Figure 8.2.The marginal product of the fifth worker is ________.
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Suppose that at Jones & Smith Shoe Factory,the marginal cost of making a pair of shoes is $15 and average variable cost is $15.For the next pair of shoes produced marginal cost will be ________ $15 and average variable cost will be ________ $15.
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Accounting costs include all monetary payments and all the opportunity cost of inputs that do not require an explicit monetary payment.
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Tom's landscaping service has only one variable input which is labor.Tom's landscaping service labor costs are $300 a day and Tom's landscaping service does 9 yards per day.To do 10 yards per day,Tom's landscaping service labor costs increase to $325 a day.The marginal cost of doing that 10th yard is:
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A firm's accounting cost is always higher than its economic cost.
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The opportunity cost of an entrepreneur's time is an explicit cost.
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Which of the following industries is most likely to exhibit significant economies of scale?
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Average variable cost and average total costs get closer together as output increases because:
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Suppose that a donut bakery has $1,500 of variable costs and $2,500 of fixed costs when it produces 1000 donuts and sells them for $1 per donut.Average total cost is equal to:
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