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

Question #1
A firm can use 120 workers and 30 machines. 100 workers and 40 machines, or 140 workers and 18 machines to produce 100 desks. If each worker costs $60 and each machine
is rented for $1,200, the economically efficient input combination is:
A  120 workers and 30 machines
B  140 workers and 18 machines.
C  100 workers and 40 machines
D  none of the available answers is correct
Question #2
The long-run average cost of producing 28 units of output is $120; the long-run average cost of producing 36 units is $108. These numbers imply that
A  diminishing marginal productivity is present, but this is dependent on a myriad of factors
B  economies of scale are present
C  diseconomies of scale are present
D  economies of scope are present
Question #3
To manufacture 3,000 pairs of sandals in a week, a firm can use 7,200 workers and 270 machines or 540 machines and 6,600 workers. Which method is more technically efficient?
A  7,200 workers and 270 machines is considered economically efficient as well as technically efficient
B  7,200 workers and 270 machines
C  Both are equally efficient
D  Neither could be considered efficient
E  540 machines and 6,600 workers
Question #4
To manufacture 3,000 pairs of sandals in a week, a firm can use 3,600 workers and 135 machines or 270 machines and 3,300 workers. Which method is more technically efficient?
A  3,600 workers and 135 machines
B  Both are equally efficient
C  Neither could be considered efficient
D  3,600 workers and 135 machines is considered economically efficient as well as technically efficient
E  270 machines and 3,300 workers
Question #5
The minimum possible average total cost of producing rubbing alcohol in the long run is $2 per bottle. Suppose in the perfectly competitive rubbing alcohol industry firms are receiving a price of $4 per bottle for their product in the short run and there are constant returns to scale. Other things being equal, it follows that:
A  the price of rubbing alcohol will be $4 in the long run
B  the price of rubbing alcohol will be $2 in the long run
C  there is not enough information to give a definitive answer
D  the price will be between $2 to $4 in the long run
Question #6
The minimum possible average total cost of producing generic antidepressant medication in the long run is $ 10 bottle. Suppose in this perfectly competitive industry firms are receiving a price of $20 per bottle for their in the short run and there are constant returns to scale. Other things being equal, it follows that:
A  there is not enough information to give a definitive answer
B  the price of generic antidepressants will be $20 in the long run
C  the price of generic antidepressants will be between $10 and $20 in the long run
D  the price of generic antidepressants will be $10 in the long run
Question #7
The supply curve of a perfectly competitive firm is:
A  the marginal cost curve only if price exceeds average total cost.
B  the marginal cost curve only if price exceeds average variable cost.
C  nonexistent.
D  the average total cost curve only if price exceeds average variable cost.
Question #8
Suppose that the firms in the perfectly competitive wheat industry are currently receiving a price of $2 bushel for wheat. The minimum possible average total cost of producing wheat in the long run is $1 per bushel. It follows that:
A  new firms will enter the wheat industry.
B  the wheat industry is in equilibrium.
C  firms in the wheat industry will earn economic profits in both the long run and the short run.
D  the price of wheat will remain at $2 per bushel in the long run.
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