Exam 14: Production and Cost
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The marginal product of labor equals the change in ________ from a one-unit increase in the quantity of labor.
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What is the long-run average cost curve? What are the three ranges of output and in what order do they occur? Briefly define each of the three ranges.
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If total fixed cost increases, which of the following will NOT change?
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-The table above shows the total product schedule for Rick's Lawn Service, a yard care company.When the 4th worker is hired, the ________ product of labor equals ________ lawns mowed.
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What is the difference between decreasing marginal returns and negative marginal returns?
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"If the marginal product of labor curve slopes downward, then the average product of labor curve necessarily must slope downward." Explain whether the previous statement is correct or incorrect?
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When an economist uses the term "cost" referring to a firm, the economist refers to the
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Jeremiah runs a bullfrog farm in Frogville, Oklahoma.Jeremiah notices that each additional worker he employs adds more to the total output than does the previous worker.Jeremiah must be
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To produce 10 shirts, the total cost is $80; to produce 11 shirts, the total cost is $99.The average total cost of the 11th shirt is equal to
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-Kenya owns a lawn mowing company.His total product schedule is in the above table.When 4 workers are employed, the average product is ________ lawns mowed per week.
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Jennifer owns a pig farm near Salina, Kansas.Last year she earned $39,000 in total revenue while incurring $38,000 in explicit costs.She could have earned $27,000 as a teacher in Salina.These are all her revenue and costs.Therefore Jennifer earned an
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-The table above shows a total product schedule.Suppose that labor costs $20 per worker and fixed costs are $60.The total variable cost of producing 80 units equals
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A firm's long-run average cost curve shows the ________ average cost at which it is possible to produce each output when the firm has had ________ time to change both its labor force and its plant.
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Rufus runs a skunk-skinning service in West Virginia.He employs skinners at a wage rate of $240 a week for each one.He leases the shack where his workers work for $200 per week.The rent is fixed for the next two years.Last week his 10 employees managed to skin a total of 300 skunks.
a∙What is the average product of labor for Rufus's company?
b∙What is Rufus' total variable cost per week?
c∙What is the average variable cost for Rufus's company?
d∙If Rufus adds his brother Jethro to his staff, at a wage rate of $240 a week, and his company can now skin 310 skunks per week, what is Rufus's new average variable cost?
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