Exam 5: Investment Decisions: Look Ahead and Reason Back
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In order to continue its operations,in the long-run a firm must
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Jim's Production is planning on acquiring a competitive firm with a view to change production technologies.The two firm technologies produce the same output but with different cost functions.Jim's Production technology has a cost function = 1000 + 0.10Q whereas the competitor's cost function = 500 + 0.15Q.
-What is the total cost at the break-even quantity calculated above?
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A firm's fixed costs are $5000.The firm charges $12 for each unit.For every additional unit the firm produces,it costs the firm $8.
-The break-even quantity is
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A firm sells 300,000 units per week.It charges $ 35 per unit,the average variable costs are $ 40,and the average costs are $ 55,the firm should
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A business produces 4,000 units per month which he sells at $20/unit.Costs include: $10,000 on raw materials,$15,000 on operators and $10,000 on sales people.In order to break even the fixed costs will have to be:
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Based on the above information,at what price does the firm consider shutting-down?
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Based on the above information,at what price does the firm consider shutting-down?
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A firm's fixed costs are $5000.The firm charges $12 for each unit.For every additional unit the firm produces,it costs the firm $8.
-What's the firm's contribution margin?
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If firms anticipate that they are at risk of being held up,firms are more likely to adopt contracts or organizational forms such as
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Firms that anticipate hold-up,choose organizational or contractual forms
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A firm's fixed costs are $10 million.The firm charges $1800 for each unit and the firm's marginal costs are $1,000.
-What's the firm's contribution margin?
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Jim's Production is planning on acquiring a competitive firm with a view to change production technologies.The two firm technologies produce the same output but with different cost functions.Jim's Production technology has a cost function = 1000 + 0.10Q whereas the competitor's cost function = 500 + 0.15Q.
-Which firm has higher marginal costs?
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