Exam 8: Production Technology and Cost
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You are the manager and owner of E-Bulbs Inc.and you know that your factory experiences economies of scale.You want to quantify the extent of scale economies in the production of E-Bulbs Inc.,so you need to find
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When an increase in a firm's scale of production leads to higher average costs,the firm is experiencing
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Recall the Application about the marginal cost involved in producing crude oil to answer the following question(s).
-Recall the Application.As the volume of crude oil increases,the marginal cost of production initially increases at a ________ rate and then eventually increases at a ________ rate.
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The increase in total cost that results from producing one more unit of output is the fixed cost.
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Economic profits are determined by subtracting implicit costs from total revenue.
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-Which segment of the LAC in Figure 8.9 represents constant returns to scale?
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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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Table 8.5
-Refer to Table 8.5.If Sherry produces three pair of earrings,her total variable costs are
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World's Best Chair Co.has produced 30 chairs at a total cost of $300.The next chair produced will add $10 to the company's total cost.Which of the following is definitely true if the 31st chair is produced?
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Whenever the marginal cost is less than the average cost,the average cost is falling.
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-Refer to Figure 8.5.The marginal cost of the third oven is
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How is a long-run average cost curve different from a short-run average cost curve? How are they related?
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Table 8.5
-Refer to Table 8.5.If Sherry produces one pair of earrings,her total variable costs are
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When an increase of a firm's scale of production leads to lower average costs per unit produced,economies of scale are present.
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Recall the Application about the manufacture of fake killer whales used to scare sea lions off the Washington coast to answer the following question(s).
-Recall the Application.According to the Application,it would cost about $16,000 to make the first whale,including $11,000 for the mold and $5,000 for labor and materials.Once the mold is made,each additional whale would cost an additional $5,000.Why is the mold an indivisible input?
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-Refer to Figure 8.2.The marginal product of the third worker is
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