Exam 11: Technology, production, and Costs
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Figure 11-7
-Refer to Figure 11-7.The lines shown in the diagram are isocost lines.If the price of labor is $50 per unit,what is the price of capital along the isocost CE?
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If average total cost is $50 and average fixed cost is $15 when output is 20 units,then the firm's total variable cost at that level of output is
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In the short run,marginal product of labor increases at first and then falls because
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If the average variable cost curve is above the marginal cost curve,then
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Is it possible for average total cost to be decreasing over a range of output where marginal cost is increasing? Briefly explain.
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Economies of scale exist as a firm increases its size in the long run because of all of the following except
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Which of the following are implicit costs for a typical firm?
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Table 11-3
Table 11-3 shows cost data for Lotus Lanterns, a producer of whimsical night lights.
-Refer to Table 11-3.What is the variable cost of production when the firm produces 115 lanterns?
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Figure 11-6
-Refer to Figure 11-6.Which of the following statements about the input combinations shown in the diagram is false?
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Golda Rush quit her job as a manager for Home Depot to start her own hair dressing salon,Goldilocks.She gave up a salary of $40,000 per year,invested her savings of $30,000 (which was earning 5 percent interest)and borrowed $10,000 from a close friend,agreeing to pay 5 percent interest per year.In her first year,Golda spent $18,000 to rent a salon,hired a part-time assistant for $12,000 and incurred another $15,000 on equipment and hairdressing material.Based on this information,what is the amount of her implicit costs?
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As output increases,average fixed cost gets smaller and smaller.
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Figure 11-9
-Refer to Figure 11-9.What is the combination of inputs that produces 200 gooseberry pies at the lowest cost?
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If production displays constant returns to scale,then all economies of scale have been exhausted.
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If the 15th unit of output has a marginal cost of $29.50 and the average cost of producing 14 units of output is $30.23,what will happen to the average cost of production if the 15th unit is produced?
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If,after hiring the 6th worker,a firm's output falls,then the marginal product of the 6th worker is negative.
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Figure 11-6
-Refer to Figure 11-6.The movement from isoquant T to isoquant U depicts
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Which of the following would be categorized as an opportunity cost? a.not being able to spend your $10,000 savings if you sink the money in your business
B)the cost of purchasing supplies for your house-cleaning business
C)the cost of purchasing auto insurance for your dry-cleaning delivery business
A) a only
B) a and c only
C) b and c only
D) all of the above
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Economic costs of production differ from accounting costs in that
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The absolute value of the slope of an isocost line equals the ratio of
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