Exam 6: Technology,production and Costs
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Figure 6.2
-Refer to Figure 6.2.The average product of labour declines after L2 because _________.
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Diminishing marginal product of labour occurs when adding another unit of labour __________.
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What happens when a firm experiences a positive technological change?
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If average product is decreasing,then marginal product must be negative.
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In the short run,why does a production function eventually display diminishing returns to labour?
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The total output produced by a firm divided by the quantity of workers employed by the firm is the definition of _________.
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Figure 6.6
Figure 6.6 contains information about the short-run cost structure of a firm.
-Refer to Figure 6.6.In the figure above,which letter represents the average fixed cost curve?
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What are economies of scale? What are diseconomies of scale?
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Which of the following would be categorised as an opportunity cost?
A.Not being able to spend your $10 000 savings if you sink the money into your business
B.The cost of purchasing supplies for your housecleaning business
C.The cost of purchasing auto insurance for your dry-cleaning delivery business
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Figure 6.6
Figure 6.6 contains information about the short-run cost structure of a firm.
-Refer to Figure 6.6.In the figure above,which letter represents the marginal cost curve?
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Figure 6.2
-Refer to Figure 6.2.Diminishing returns to labour set in _________.
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If 11 workers can produce 53 units of output while 12 workers can produce 56 units of output,the marginal product of the 12th worker is ___________.
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What is minimum efficient scale? What is likely to happen in the long run to firms that do not reach minimum efficient scale?
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In economics,what is the difference between the short run and the long run?
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What is the relationship between the inputs employed by a firm and the maximum output that it can produce with those inputs?
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Table 6.5
Number of Workers Output (boxes) Marginal Product of Labour Office Rent (dollars) Labour Cost (dollars) Total Cost (dollars) 0 0 -- 1 220 400 200 2 250 800 3 680 4 160 1200 5 940 1000 6 980 1600
-Refer to Table 6.5.Suzette's Fancy Packaging subcontracts with Sunshineland Pecans to box dried fruit and nuts for Suzette's mail order business.Suzette rents space for her factory for $400 a week in a nearby strip mall.She can hire temporary workers for $200 a week.Table 6.5 above shows her output and cost data.Use the table to answer questions a-e.
a.Complete the table.
b.In the last week of summer Suzette closes her business to go on a family vacation.What are her costs during that week?
c.In one week Suzette exactly breaks even.If her revenue for the week is $1 200,how many boxes of fruit and nuts did she produce?
d.Judging from the marginal product of labour data,would you say that Suzette had to settle for increasingly unproductive workers? Explain your answer.
e.Suzette has received an order for 1 500 boxes of nuts per week for the next 3 months.If she expects the trend in the marginal product of labour will continue in the same direction,what do you think she should do? Should she not commit until she can move to a larger space or should she just hire more workers? Explain your answer.
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The division of labour and specialisation explains _________.
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