Exam 11: The Firm: Production and Costs
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Which of the following is not an explicit cost for the owner of a local pizza parlor?
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Assume the following cost information about Fred's widget company: Its fixed cost is $27,and its total variable cost is $18 for 1 unit; $33 for 2; $45 for 3; $60 for 4; and $78 for 5.Given this information:
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In the long-run the firm gets to choose which short-run curve it wants to use.
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In the long-run,the firm can only expand output by adding more variable inputs (workers and raw materials).
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The period of time that is too short for the firm to change the quantity of certain resources used in production,known as fixed inputs,is called the short run.
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If Oscar's company has a lease that runs until six months from now,which of the following would be true?
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Assume Brad worked as a contractor for a year and had revenues of $120,000 and explicit cost of $70,000.If he could have been paid $80,000 working for a computer company,his:
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If average fixed cost and average variable cost are summed together,the result is:
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Exhibit 11-9
Refer to Exhibit 11-9.At what level of output (in thousands)is average total cost minimized?
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Diseconomies of scale are most likely at very low levels of output.
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The short-run average total cost curve eventually turns upward to form a U shape because:
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Assume the following cost information about Fred's widget company: Its fixed cost is $27,and its total variable cost is $18 for 1 unit; $33 for 2; $45 for 3; $60 for 4; and $78 for 5.Given this information:
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Exhibit 11-4
Refer to Exhibit 11-4.If the firm's goal is to maximize weekly output,how many workers should the firm employ each week?
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What denotes the output level where economies of scale are exhausted and constant returns to scale begin?
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