Exam 6: Producer Behavior
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Table 6.1
-(Table 6.1) Diminishing marginal returns to labor occur in production process _____, and diminishing marginal returns to capital occur in production process _____.

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Suppose a firm is currently minimizing costs in the long run with marginal product of labor and marginal product of capital given by K and L, respectively. If the price of capital falls by 50%, the capital-to-labor ratio will:
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In the long run, because firms can adjust both capital and labor:
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Solving for the value of the Lagrange multiplier in the firm's cost minimization problem tells us:
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Which situation will likely give rise to diminishing marginal product of labor?
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Suppose that a firm's production function is given by Q = KL (MPK = L and MPL = K), where Q is quantity of output, K is units of capital, and L is units of labor. The price per unit of labor and capital are $30 and $20, respectively. 

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Table 6.7
-(Table 6.7) Consider the production function that this table shows. 


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Figure 6.4
-(Figure 6.4) Put these four panels in order from the easiest case of input substitutability to the hardest case of input substitutability.

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For the following questions assume that the marginal product of capital =
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The production function for a firm is Q = min(2K, L). The price per unit of capital is $40 and the price per unit of labor is $60. 

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Consider the following production functions along with its corresponding marginal product of labor function.



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The McCue Corporation is a house-painting business. For a standard-sized house, it will use 4 painters applying paint by brush or two painters applying paint with 1 paint sprayer. Assume that a paint sprayer can be rented for $50 per day while workers are paid $75 per day. The production function exhibits constant returns to scale. The long-run production function for McCue Corporation will be _____ with a total cost equation of _____.
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(Figure 6.3) Which of the following statements is (are) TRUE?
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Consider the production function Q = (0.5K1/3 + 0.5L1/3)3 with a corresponding MRTS = K2/3/L2/3. 

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Suppose the slope of a short-run production function is given by 2/L0.5. Which of the following statements is (are) TRUE? 

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Figure 6.11
-(Figure 6.11) Which of the following statements is (are) TRUE? 


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Suppose a firm with a production function given by Q = K0.25L0.75 produces 1,500 units of output. The firm pays a wage of $50 per unit and pays a rental rate of capital of $50 per unit. (Note:
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To minimize the cost of producing 1,500 units of output, the firm should use:

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Suppose that a furniture manufacturer produces tables. The manufacturer's production function is Q(K,L) = 2K0.8L0.2, where K is the number of wood saws and L is the number of labor hours used to produce tables. The prevailing wage rate is $10 per hour and the rental rate associated with wood saws is $50. The manufacturer has a goal to produce 1,000 units. What Lagrangian equation can be used to solve the manufacturer's cost minimization problem?
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