Exam 11: Behind the Supply Curve: Inputs and Costs
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(Table: Cost Data) Look at the table Cost Data, which shows data for a designer purse factory.The average variable cost of producing 4 purses is:
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Marginal cost ________ over the range of increasing marginal returns and over the range of diminishing marginal returns.
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As more labor is added to a fixed amount of capital, eventually the marginal product of labor decreases.False
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(Total Product and Marginal Product) Look at the table Total Product and Marginal Product.The marginal product of the second worker is:


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With one input fixed, a firm will find that as it attempts to produce more, the total product curve will increase at a decreasing rate and its marginal product curve will be:
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Figure: The Unknown Curve
(Figure: The Unknown Curve) Look at the figure The Unknown Curve.You are a cabinetmaker who employs several workers to produce kitchen and bathroom cabinets.Your summer intern has created a graph showing a relationship between the number of cabinetmakers you employ and the number of cabinets produced.Unfortunately, your intern has failed to identify this curve.It is likely to be the
________ curve:


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If two firms are identical in all respects except that one has more capital than another, the marginal product curve for the firm with more capital:
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(Table: Cost Data) Look at the table Cost Data, which shows data for a designer purse factory.The average variable cost of producing 2 purses is:


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(Table: Costs for Birthday Cakes) Annie has a bakery that specializes in birthday cakes, and her variable costs of producing cakes are shown in the table Costs of Birthday Cakes.Assume that her fixed costs are $10.The point of diminishing returns occurs at what output?


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Table: Linda's Copy Shop Production
(Table: Linda's Copy Shop Production) Look at the table Linda's Copy Shop Production.Linda's production runs into diminishing returns to her variable inputs when she employs the unit.
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The is the increase in output that is produced when hiring an additional worker.
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(Table: Workers and Output) After graduation you achieve your dream of opening your own art shop that specializes in selling mud statues.You pay $10 per day on a loan from your uncle, and you pay $10 per day to each of your workers (who make the mud statues).After careful study, you determine the production information in the table.The variable cost of producing 48 statues is
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If Jakob, who runs a sports jersey assembly factory, knows the marginal cost of producing the seventh sports jersey is $21, then the total cost of seven sports jerseys is:
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At quantities greater than the long-run least cost per unit of output, the long-run average total cost curve is of the corresponding short-run average total cost curve.
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Farmers in the United States grow about three times as much wheat per acre as do farmers in Western Europe.True
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Which of the following curves is not affected by the existence of diminishing returns?
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(Table: Costs of Producing Bagels) Look at the table Cost of Producing Bagels.The marginal cost of producing the second bagel is:
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