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When a firm adds physical capital,labor will become more productive in the short run.
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As more labor is added to a fixed amount of capital,eventually the marginal product of labor decreases.
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When a firm has to increase its output,average total costs will decrease in the short run and then increase in the long run after the firm has time to add physical capital.
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The slope of the total product curve is equal to the average product of labor.
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The idea of diminishing returns to an input in production suggests that,if a local college adds more custodians,the marginal product of labor for the custodial staff will:
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-(Table: Costs of Birthday Cakes)Use Table: Costs of Birthday Cakes.Assume that fixed costs are $10.What is the average variable cost of 4 cakes?

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Suppose the marginal cost curve in the short run first decreases and then increases.If marginal cost is decreasing,_____ must be _____ and _____ must be _____.
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-(Figure: The Total Product)Use Figure: The Total Product.When L2 labor is hired,the total product is at a _____ and the marginal product of labor is _____.

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-(Figure and Table: Variable,Fixed,and Total Costs)Use Figure and Table: Variable,Fixed,and Total Costs.When 51 bushels of wheat is produced,the average fixed cost is _____,average variable cost is _____,and average total cost is _____.

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-(Table: Costs of Producing Bagels)Use Table: Cost of Producing Bagels.The total cost of producing 2 bagels is:

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When a firm has to increase its output,average total costs will increase in the short run and then decrease in the long run,after the firm has time to add physical capital.
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If output increases,a firm will move along its short-run average total cost curve in the short run until it has time to adjust its fixed cost.
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The long-run average total cost curve is tangent to an infinite number of short-run _____ cost curves.
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In the short run,the average total cost curve slopes upward because of:
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-(Table: Workers and Output)Use Table: Workers and Output.After graduation,you achieve your dream of opening an art shop that specializes in selling mud statues.You pay $10 per day on a loan from your uncle,regardless of how much you produce.You also pay $10 per day to each of the workers who you hire to make the mud statues.The total cost of producing 48 statues is:

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(Table: Bonnie's Production Function for Good Z)Use Table: Bonnie's Production Function for Good Z.Suppose Bonnie spends $300 per month to rent the building,$100 per month on insurance,and $100 per worker per month.Given this information,Bonnie's monthly fixed costs equal: 

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-(Table: Costs of Birthday Cakes)Use Table: Costs of Birthday Cakes.Assume that fixed costs are $10.What is the average total cost of 2 cakes?

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Darren runs a barbershop with average fixed costs of $60 per day and a total output of 50 haircuts per day.Darren shuts down every year during the last week of July and the first week of August (meaning it is open 50 weeks a year).What is his annual fixed cost if he is open six days per week?
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-(Figure: Short-Run Costs II)Use Figure: Short-Run Costs II.At 6 units of output,marginal cost is approximately:

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-(Table: Costs of Birthday Cakes)Use Table: Costs of Birthday Cakes.Assume that fixed costs are $10.What is the average total cost of 4 cakes?

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