Exam 12: The Firm Production and Costs
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Dave recently began running his father's farm. Last year he took in $15,000 in sales revenue and paid $10,200 in out-of-pocket costs. He made an economic loss last year:
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The table below shows how total cost varies with output in a factory producing watches:
-Refer to Exhibit The marginal cost of producing a third watch equals:
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Beth recently began running her husband's lumber mill. Last month she took in $5,000 in sales revenue and paid $3,400 in out-of-pocket costs. She made an economic profit last month if her implicit costs were:
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Accountants calculate __________ differently than do economists:
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A firm is operating at a scale where diseconomies of scale are present. Which of the following could help explain what that means?
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-Refer to Exhibit. The average variable cost curve is the curve labeled:
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-Refer to Exhibit. In the short run the firm can move from
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If Jason's fixed cost totals $400 with variable cost per unit of $10 at a quantity of 80 units, what would his average total cost at 80 units of output equal?
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If Jason's fixed cost totals $800 with variable cost per unit of $10 at a quantity of 80 units, what would his average total cost at 80 units of output equal?
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-Refer to Exhibit. For very small output levels, say q1, costs are lowest with plant size
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Accountants do not calculate __________ differently than do economists.
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-Refer to Exhibit. The total product of labor diminishes with the addition of the ____ picker.
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-In Figure, which plant size is optimal for the firm to produce qB units of output each week?
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-Refer to Exhibit. The total product of labor diminishes with the addition of the ____ picker.
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The table below shows how total cost varies with output in a factory producing watches:
-Refer to Exhibit. If the output equals five watches per week, the average fixed cost and average variable cost of production equal ____ and ____, respectively.
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A factory producing DVD players finds that its output varies with the number of workers employed each week in the following way:
-Refer to Exhibit. Marginal product begins to diminish with the ____ worker employed.
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-Refer to Exhibit. The marginal cost curve is the curve labeled:
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If there are zero implicit costs, accounting profits _________economic profits.
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