Chapter 7: Problem 19
long-run constant returns to scale exist when the a. short-run average total cost curve is constant. b. long-run average cost curve rises. c. long-run average cost curve is flat. d. long-run average cost curve falls.
Chapter 7: Problem 19
long-run constant returns to scale exist when the a. short-run average total cost curve is constant. b. long-run average cost curve rises. c. long-run average cost curve is flat. d. long-run average cost curve falls.
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Get started for freeThe total fixed cost curve is a. upward sloping. b. downward sloping. c. upward sloping, then downward sloping. d. unchanged with the level of output.
An example of a variable input is a. raw materials. b. energy. c. hourly labor. d. all of the above.
Assuming the marginal cost curve is a smooth J-shaped curve, the corresponding total cost curve has a (an) a. linear shape. b. S-shape. c. U-shape. d. reverse S-shape.
Implicit costs are the opportunity costs of using the resources of a. outsiders. b. owners. c. banks. d. retained earnings.
If the units of variable input in a production process are \(1,2,3,4,\) and 5 and the corresponding total outputs are \(10,22,33,42,\) and 48 respectively, the marginal product of the fourth unit is a. 2 b. 6 c. 9 d. 42
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