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1. The production function to build a playground swing is:
Q = 15 + 8L - 0.6L2
Where:
Q is the total number of swings built in an hour
L is the labor of one worker
If it costs $10 per hour for a laborer and each swing is sold for $20 and there are no material costs, how many laborers should you hire?
How many swings will the company produce per hour at optimal labor input?
What is the company's hourly profit at optimal labor input?
2. Given the following Total Cost curve:
TC = 200 + 50Q + 2Q2
What is the Marginal Cost?
What is the Average Cost?
What is the optimal production level where production costs are the lowest per unit?
If the economy is at point C, what is the cost of one more automobile? One more rocket? Explain how the production possibilities curve reflects the law of increasing opportunities costs
Assume that as the result of recent labor negotiation, wage rates are reduced by 10% in the production procedure employing only capital and labor.
Because agricultural demand is inelastic, a technological advance which lowers production costs will reduce total revenue. Thus, farmers have no incentive to introduce such a technique.
A price floor is set by the government to protect the producer of the good to which price floor has been attached. There're two possible outcomes for market in price floor setting.
Consider the firms short run decision to hire workers. Suppose that a firm produces goods for sale in the perfectly competitive market. labor markets are competitive as well.
What impact would this have on the Kitty Litter market and the individual Kitty Litter producer in the SR? In the LR? Carefully Explain.
Briefly list and elaborate on the factors that will be affecting the demand for the following products in the next several years. Do you think these factors will cause the demand to increase or decrease?
Give at least two examples of a perfectly competitive market and explain what characteristics led you to that decision. Second, give at least two examples of a monopoly market and explain what characteristics led you to that decision.
The demand function for product sold by an oligopolist operating in the short run is given below: Compute the profit-maximizing price and quantity, if the firm operates in short run.
Derive the firm's supply curve, expressing quantity as a function of price. Determine the market supply curve if North Carolina Textiles is one of 1,000 competitors. Compute market supply per day at a market price of $47 per unit.
Assume a monopolist faces the following demand curve: P = 180 - 4Q. Marginal cost of production is stable and equal to $20, and there're no fixed costs. What is the monopolist's profit maximizing level of output?
Question: Explain why the free rider problem makes it difficult for perfectly competitive markets to provide the Pareto efficient level of a public good.
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