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The one feature of capital that makes it unlike most inputs is that
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All the land in a California valley is owned by one person.The supply of land is fixed and is rented each year to farmers who bid for it in an open auction.Given the rents they must pay, the farmers barely earn subsistence.Sympathy for the poor farmers leads the state to bring in irrigation facilities to raise the productivity of the farms and raise the farmers' income.The most likely outcome is
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Innovation is the act of putting an invention to practical use.
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Economic rent is the payment made to a factor of production above the amount necessary to induce any of that factor to be supplied at its present employment.
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The theory of economic rent can be used to explain high incomes received by movie stars and athletes.
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Explain what is meant by "derived demand" as it relates to factors of production.
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Suppose the marginal physical product of labor at a shoe string factory is 1,500 shoestrings per hour at 80 hours, 1,200 per hour shoestrings at 90 hours, 800 shoestrings per at 100 hours, and 300 shoestrings per hour at 110 hours.If a shoestring maker's wages are $60 per hour and each string sells for $0.05.What is the optimal use of labor for making shoestrings?
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California passed a law called "Proposition 2 ½" that limited property taxes to 2.5 percent of property value.Naturally this reduced taxes on many properties, and apartment landlords had more money at the end of the year at given rents.This windfall could be called an economic rent only if
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At high levels of interest, borrowers will borrow ____ and suppliers will supply ____.
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