Exam 6: Production and Costs
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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 accounting profit as a contractor was ____ and his economic profit was ____.
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Which of the following cost curves is not generally U-shaped?
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Constant returns to scale indicate that a firm is experiencing:
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The average total cost of producing laptop computers in a factory is $500 at the current output level of 100 units per week.If fixed costs equal $10,000:
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Figure 7-H
-Ray Tucker has run his company, Tucker's Towing and Wrecking, for two years and has made an accounting profit of $34,000 each year.As long as Tucker's Towing continues to make accounting profits, it is rational to remain in the towing business.
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In the short run, it is impossible for an expansion of output to cause an increase in:
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Figure 7-H
-When marginal cost exceeds the average variable cost, average variable cost must be increasing.
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A firm's average fixed cost when producing 2,000 units of output equals $10.When only 1,000 units of output are produced:
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A firm is producing 200 units of output at a total cost of $1,000.The firm's average variable cost equals $4 per unit.Total fixed cost:
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A firm replaces a machine by hiring 3 hourly production workers instead.
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Don Keene promotes boxing matches.He makes $6,500 per fight.Which cost is most relevant to a decision as to whether to promote one more fight?
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Which of the following must be true if the short-run average total cost curve is declining?
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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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Table 6-D
The table below shows how total cost varies with output in a factory producing watches:
Output (Per Week) Tatal Cost (Dollars) 0 \ 50 1 \ 60 2 \ 65 3 \ 69 4 \ 72 5 \ 95 6 \ 120
-Refer to Table 6-D.If the output equals five watches per week, the average fixed cost and average variable cost of production equal ____ and ____, respectively.
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