Exam 8: Output, Price, and Profit: The Importance of Marginal Analysis
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The difference between economic profit and accountant's definition of profit is that an economist's total cost counts the ____ of inputs.
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Herbert Simon has concluded that decision making in industry is often best described as
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The rule of equating marginal benefit with marginal cost is proper for economics, but it does not describe the way in which people make non-economic decisions.
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Given total cost and the quantity of output, marginal cost and average cost can be determined.
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In the case study discussed in the chapter, the electronics firm was actually enhancing its profits by selling calculators at a price that was below average cost.
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If marginal profit is zero, then average profit is at a maximum.
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The assumption that firms attempt to maximize profits will yield good predictions even if firms sometimes pursue other goals.
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It can be shown that average revenue and price are always equal.
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In the case study discussed in the chapter, the electronics firm was losing money by selling its calculators at a price that was below average cost.
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A small business owner who is earning a positive economic profit, no matter how small, is doing better than if she sold her business and went to work for another firm.
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Once the profit-maximizing output where MR = MC is determined, price is set by
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Distinguish between the economist's definition of profit and the accountant's definition.Which is superior for decision making?
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An optimal level of output is one at which marginal profit > 0.
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The average revenue curve can also be described as the demand curve.
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Joe and Ed go to a diner that sells hamburgers for $5 and hot dogs for $3.They agree to split the lunch bill evenly.Ed chooses a hot dog.The marginal cost to Joe then of ordering a hamburger instead of a hot dog is
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