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A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
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A) all possible economies of scale have not been exhausted.
B) the firm has achieved the lowest possible average cost of production.
C) any increases in the scale of operation will encounter further economies of scale.
D) marginal cost is at its minimum.
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A) 0.16
B) 3
C) 4.67
D) 36
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A) minimum efficient scale; economies of scale; constant returns to scale; diseconomies of scale
B) economies of scale; constant returns to scale; diseconomies of scale; minimum efficient scale
C) constant returns to scale; economies of scale; minimum efficient scale; diseconomies of scale
D) economies of scale; minimum efficient scale; constant returns to scale; diseconomies of scale
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A) $41.43.
B) $134.29.
C) $135.
D) $145.
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A) during which a firm is able to purchase all of its inputs, including its plant and equipment.
B) long enough for a firm to vary all of its inputs, to adopt new technology, and change the size of its physical plant.
C) long enough for a firm to pay all of its creditors in full.
D) long enough for a firm to change the use of its variable inputs.
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A) marginal cost
B) total variable cost
C) average variable cost
D) average fixed cost
E) total fixed cost
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A) Your university offers Saturday morning classes next fall.
B) Ford Motor Company lays off 2,000 assembly line workers.
C) A soybean farmer turns on the irrigation system after a month long dry spell.
D) Walmart builds another Supercenter.
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A) diminishing returns.
B) economies of scale.
C) diseconomies of scale.
D) declining fixed costs.
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A) second
B) third
C) fourth
D) fifth
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A) explicit cost of production.
B) marginal cost of production.
C) average cost of production.
D) implicit cost of production.
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A) Because Ralph's Recliners sells more output its average fixed costs are lower than Lazy Guys' average fixed costs.
B) The rent Lazy Guys pays for its building is greater than the rent paid by Ralph's Recliners.
C) Ralph's explicit costs are less because Ralph owns the land on which his building is located. Lazy Guys must make lease payments for the land on which its store is located.
D) The price of recliners charged by Ralph's is greater than the price charged by Lazy Guys.
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A) economic; legal
B) real; explicit
C) total; economic
D) explicit; accounting
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A) to set the prices of its products as high as possible.
B) to compete with other firms that produce similar products.
C) to provide jobs for its employees.
D) to use inputs to produce outputs of goods and services.
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A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
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A) An implicit cost is a nonmonetary opportunity cost.
B) Economic costs include both accounting costs and implicit costs.
C) An explicit cost is a cost that involves spending money.
D) Economists consider all costs to be implicit costs.
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A) $1,000.
B) $700.
C) $300.
D) impossible to determine without additional information.
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