Average fixed cost is equal to total fixed cost divided by quantity , the difference between average total cost and average variable cost. AFC= TFC/Q = ATC-AVC . Hence, option(E) is correct i.e a and d.
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1)Which of the following statements is true? A. Average fixed cost equals total fixed cost divided by total output. B. Average total cost always falls as output increases. C. Average fixed cost equals average total cost plus average variable cost. D. Average variable cost is always greater than average fixed cost. 2) As output increases, average fixed cost A. remains constant. B. always decreases. C. decreases, then increases. D. increases, then decreases. 3) Average total cost minus average variable cost...
Matching (15 pts) a.) Average fixed costs b.) Average product c.) Average total cost d.) Average variable cost e.) Diseconomies of scale f.) Economies of scale 9.) Fixed costs m.) Optimal output rule h.) Law of diminishing marginal productivity n.) Profit i.) Long run 0.) Short run 1.) Marginal cost p.) Total cost k.) Marginal product q.) Total product 1.) Marginal revenue r.) Variable costs 1.) Total revenue minus total cost 2.) The sum of total fixed and total variable...
_____ cost is the cost per unit at the level of production; it equals total costs divided by production a. target b. average c. marginal d. opportunity e. fixed
Suppose that for a particular firm the only variable input into the production process is labor and that output equals zero when no workers are hired. In addition, suppose that when the firm hires 2 workers, the total cost of production is $2,000. When the firm hires a total of3 workers, the total cost of production is $2,500. In addition, assume that the variable cost per unit of labor is the same regardless of the number of units of labor...
which of the following statements is (are) correct? (x) Average variable cost equals variable costs divided by quantity produced. (y) Marginal cost equals the change in variable costs divided by the change in quantity produced. (z) If you find the difference between average total cost and average variable cost and then multiply that value by the specified quantity then the resulting value is the amount of fixed costs. A. (x), (y) and (z) B. (x) and (y) only C. (x)...
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Problem 2 Bueller & Frye Auto sells cars. Their costs are described by the following total cost function, where q is the number of cars they sell: C(q) = 30° +100 (a) What are this firm's total fixed costs and total variable costs? (b) What are this firm's average total costs, average fixed costs, and average variable costs? (c) Use red ink to draw this firm's average fixed cost curve. Place quantity of cars on the...
Question 48
Which of the following would be the best starting point on which
to focus if an air conditioner manufacturer wants to look at its
total costs of production in the short run?
A) Divide total costs into two categories: variable costs that
can't be changed in the short run and fixed costs that can be.
B) Divide the total costs of production by the quantity of
output.
C) Divide the variable costs of production by the quantity of...
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