Exam 6: The Supply Curve and the Behavior of Firms
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The change in variable costs that results from producing one more unit of output is called
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A variable factor is the type of input that varies with a firm's output level.
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An increase in market demand has no effect on producer surplus because producer surplus is related to supply.
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A firm that considers price as a given and chooses quantity of output accordingly is called a
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Other things being equal,when the market price increases,the producer surplus
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The change in total output that occurs with a one-unit change in labor is called the
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Which of the following statements concerning the slope of market supply is false?
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Which of the following does not affect producer surplus in the short run?
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The market supply curve is obtained by summing the total costs of all firms in the market.
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When price and quantity sold by a firm are multiplied,the result is called
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Suppose each firm in a market with 200 identical firms has a supply curve given by the following equation: q = -3 + .25P.How much will each firm produce when price is $25? What will be the market output at that price?
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The added revenue that comes from producing and selling another unit of a good is called
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