Answer- If technology advances then:
-more output can be obtained from same inputs.
Explanation- advances in technology makes work easy for the workers. Technology advances helps workers to save their time. It enables the workers to produces more even when the amount of inputs ( human capital, physical capital) remains the same.
If technology advances, then: O more inputs are needed to produce the same output. O more...
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Suppose that in order to produce a good, Y, a firm needs three inputs, capital, K, labor, L, and finally, land, W. With these a firm can produce Y- K L w° where a+b+g 1. If a firm double all inputs, what will happen to his the output? Select one a. It will double. O b. More information is needed c. It will less than double. O d. It will more than double
A firm uses two inputs x1 and x2 to produce
output y. The production function is given by f(x1, x2) = p
min{2x1, x2}. The price of input 1 is 1 and the price of input 2 is
2. The price of output is 10.
4. A firm uses two inputs 21 and 22 to produce output y. The production function is given by f(x1, x2) = V min{2x1, x2}. The price of input 1 is 1 and the price...
Better technology means that more output in the U.S. economy can be produced Multiple Choice with the same amount of energy input. but it will lead to a fall in the standard of living. with a greater amount of energy input. but it will lead to a rise in population growth.
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To produce output, a firm in the United States uses a series of inputs indexed by x, where x ranges from 0 to 1. These labels describe the "sophistication of an input, such that x=0 is the "least sophisticated" input, x=0.5 is the input of median sophistication, and x = 1 is the most sophisticated" input. To produce one unit of output, the US firm requires one unit of each input. There are two countries that can supply inputs, the...
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