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Economics Principles and Policy Study Set 1
Exam 7: Production, Inputs, and Cost: Building Blocks for Supply Analysis
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Question 41
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The different points on a cost curve represent alternative production possibilities in the same time period.
Question 42
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An airline industry study recently reported, "Evidence is abundant that larger firms are not more efficient or less costly simply because they are larger.In fact, other things equal, the largest carriers tend to have a higher level of unit costs, possibly caused by the difficulties of managing an airline of large size." This means that
Question 43
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Firms choose the highest indifference curve they can obtain given the lowest possible budget line.
Question 44
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If the price of one input changes, generally the firm will change its use of both inputs.
Question 45
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The least costly way to produce a given level of output is indicated by the point of tangency between a budget line and the production indifference curve corresponding to that level of output.