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Chapter 11 Problem Set

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #1
Once diminishing returns have set in, as output increases, the total cost curve:
A  gets flatter.
B  becomes horizontal.
C  increases at first, and then decreases.
D  gets steeper.
Question #2
A business produces 10 pairs of eyeglasses. It incurs $30 in average variable cost and $35 in average total cost. The total fixed cost of producing 10 pairs of eyeglasses is:
A  $35.
B  $50.
C  $300.
D  $3.
Question #3
Marginal cost _____ over the range of increasing marginal returns and _____ over the range of diminishing marginal returns.
A  increases; decreases
B  increases; is constant
C  decreases; increases
D  is constant; decreases
Question #4
In the short run, the average total cost curve slopes upward because of:
A  economies of scale.
B  diminishing returns.
C  increasing returns.
D  diseconomies of scale.
Question #5
The total cost curve for a snowmobile dealership shows how _____ cost depends on the quantity of _____.
A  total; output
B  total; fixed inputs
C  average; variable inputs
D  marginal; output
Question #6
When marginal cost is BELOW average variable cost, average variable cost must be:
A  at its minimum.
B  rising.
C  at its maximum.
D  falling.
Question #7
Buford Bus Manufacturing installs a new assembly line. As a result, the output per worker increases. The marginal cost of output at Buford:
A  will increase (the MC curve will shift up).
B  is at its maximum.
C  will be unchanged.
D  will decrease (the MC curve will shift down).
Question #8
The total product curve:
A  shows the relation between output and the quantity of a variable input for varying levels of the fixed input.
B  will become flatter as output increases if there are diminishing returns to the variable input.
C  will be downward-sloping if there are diminishing returns to the variable input.
D  will become horizontal when the marginal product of the variable input is constant.
Question #9
If your firm is operating in the negatively sloped portion of a long-run average total cost curve, then your production exhibits:
A  decreasing returns to scale.
B  increasing returns to scale.
C  increased input prices.
D  higher wages.
Question #10
Table: Total Product and Marginal Product
Labor per Day — Total Products (units per period)
0 — 0
1 — 10
2 — 30
3 — 70
4 — 90
5 — 100
6 — 107
7 — 110
8 — 105

Look at the table Total Product and Marginal Product. The marginal product of the second worker is:

A  20
B  30.
C  10
D  15
Question #11
You own a deli. Which of the following is most likely a fixed input at your deli?
A  the employees
B  the tomato sauce used to make soups
C  the bread used to make sandwiches
D  the dining room
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