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For cases A through F in the following table, would you (a) operate or shut down in the short run and (b) expand your plant or exit the industry in the long run?
For cases A through F in the following table, would you (a) operate or shut down in the short run and (b) expand your plant or exit the industry in the long run?
For each of the following, decide whether you agree or disagree and explain your answer: a. A firm earning positive profits in the short run always has an incentive to increase its scale of operation in the long run.b. A firm suffering losses in the short run will continue to operate as long as total
For each of the following, decide whether you agree or disagree and explain your answer: a. Firms that exhibit constant returns to scale have U-shaped long-run average cost curves.b. Firms that exhibit increasing returns to scale are on the part of the long-run average cost curve that is upsloping.
You are given the following cost data: If the price of output is $12, how many units of output will this firm produce? What is the total revenue? What is the total cost? Will the firm operate or shut down in the short run? In the long run? Briefly explain your answers.
The concept of economies of scale refers to lower per-unit production costs at higher levels of output. The easiest way to understand this is to look at whether long-run average cost decreases with output (economies of scale) or whether long-run average cost increases with output (diseconomies of scale). If average cost is constant as out-put
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The Languedoc-Roussillon region, southern France, is the home to three vineyards. Château Beauregard Mirouze produces 2,500 bottles of wine per month at a total cost of €40,000. Châteaude Bruthel produces 1,500 bottles of wine per month at a total cost of €27,000. Châteaude l’Esparrou produces 4,000 bottles of wine per month at a total cost
Explain why it is possible that a firm with a production function that exhibits increasing returns to scale can run into diminishing returns at the same time. One of the more recent innovations in computer technology is called “cloud computing.” With cloud computing, information and software are provided to computers on an “as-needed” basis, much
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The long-run average cost curve for an industry is rep-resented in the following graph. Add short-run average cost curves and short-run marginal cost curves for three firms in this industry, with one firm producing an output of 10,000 units, one firm producing an output of 20,000, and one firm producing an output of 30,000. Label
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Respond to the following questions from the reading guide to the novel: One of the most complex questions for John to address is the notion of salvation, how it is defined, and how (or whether) God determines who receives it. How do the novel’s characters convey assorted possibilities about this topic? What answers would you
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Consider the following information for a soccer ball manufacturing firm that can sell as many soccer balls as it wants for $12 per ball. a. Fill in all the blanks in the table.b. Verify that MRPL for this firm can be calculated in two ways: (1) change in TR from adding another worker and (2) MPL times
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