
Adam operates a factory that produces hockey sticks. His current level of output equals 2000 sticks...
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3. A firm producing hockey sticks has a production function given by f(11, 12) = 21112 In the short run, the firm's amount of input two is fixed at Tz. 3.1 Calculate the firm's short-run total cost curve as a function of y, w1, W2, 72. 3.2 Suppose that I2 = 100, the price for input one is w1 = 4, and the price of input two is w2 = 1. Draw a graph...
5) A firm producing hockey sticks has a production function given by F(L,K) = 2 LK . In the short-run, the firm's amount of capital equipment is fixed at K = 100. The rental rate of capital is r=$1, and the wage rate of labor is w=$4. a. Derive the firm's short-run total cost curve. What is the short-run average total cost? What is the short-run average variable cost? b. Find the short-run marginal cost function. What are the total...
4. Suppose a factory produces inter-lock paving blocks for sale, which requires a building and a machine that produces blocks. A firm rents a building for Rs. 50,000 per month and rents a machine for Rs. 30,000 a month. Those are his fixed costs. His variable cost per month is given in the table below. Quantity of Blocks Variable cost (Rs.) 0 1000 5000 2000 8000 3000 10000 4000 14000 5000 19000 6000 27000 7000 40000 8000 60000 9000 90000...
Grip Manufacturing currently produces 2000 tires per month. The following per unit data for 2000 tires apply for sales to regular customers Directmanals Dimet manufacturing labor 6 Variable manufacturing overhead 10 und and acting over 14 Total manufacturing code The plant has capacity for 4000 tres and is considering expanding production to 3000 tres What is the total cost of producing 100 tires 5193.000 $137,000 5207.000 $175.000
Question 11 Economic profit equals total revenue minus total costs including explicit fixed costs, explicit variable costs, implicit fixed costs, and implicit variable costs. True False Question 12 4 pt If Economic profit equals zero, then the firm should shut down in the short run and go out of business in the long run. True e False The period of time long enough to allow a firm to vary all of its inputs, to adopt new technology, and to increase...
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Suppose that a firm's production function is q=4x0.5 in the short run, where there are fixed costs of $2,000, and x is the variable input whose cost is $800 per unit. What is the total cost of producing a level of output q? In other words, identify the total cost function C(q). The total cost of producing a level of output q is O A. C(q) = 2,000 + O B....
Question 17 1 pts Ma Baensch's pickled herring factory has variable costs of $500 for 500 jars and variable costs of $505 for 501 jars. The marginal cost of the 501st jar is: $503 Unknown because we do not know fixed costs. O $3 $5 Question 18 1 pts Sam, a cost analyst for Jiffy, observes that when they are producing 800 jars of peanut butter an hour, their marginal cost is 53 cents ($0.53) and their average variable cost...
A company produces car engines with the following technology: Q=5KL where K denotes the number of conveyor belts and L denotes the number of working teams. The rent for one conveyor belt is 10000 per week and one team of workers costs 5000 per week. Additionally, each engine requires materials costing 2000. Imagine that the number of conveyor belts is fixed to five in the short-run What is the average short-run production cost of one engine, when total output equals...
13. A factory produces 50,000 units for the month of June, although its budgeted output was 40,000 units. In this case: Group of answer choices Both total production costs and unit production costs should be approximately 25% above budgeted levels. Actual cost per unit will be higher than standard cost per unit. A comparison of budgeted results and actual results will be misleading unless the company uses a flexible budget. Actual fixed costs per unit may be expected to exceed...
Joytoy manufacturers had a policy of transferring factory production to the sales department at a profit of 10% on total cost of production of finished goods. The following particulars related to the records of the firm for the period 1 January 2000 to 31 December 2000. Balances 1 January 2000 Raw materials 20 000 30 000 55 000 Work in progress Finished goods Direct wages due Direct wages prepaid 400 200 Electricity due 800 Purchases of raw materials for the...