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A) higher than at points a and c, but cost is the same
B) the same as at points a and c, but cost is lower
C) the same as at points a and c, but cost is higher
D) lower than at points a and c and so is cost
E) higher than at point a
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A) points a and c only because b represents the same output at lower cost
B) points a and c only because b represents higher output at the same cost
C) points a and c only because b represents higher output at lower cost
D) point e only because b represents lower cost
E) all other points on the graph
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True/False
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A) -6.67
B) -2.4
C) -1.67
D) -60
E) -5.3
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A) isoquants farther from the origin represent greater output
B) isoquants slope downward to the right
C) isoquants never intersect one another
D) isoquants shift leftward when input prices increase
E) isoquants tend to be convex to the origin (bowed toward the origin)
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A) Point a because e represents the same output at lower cost.
B) Point a because e represents higher output at the same cost.
C) Point b because e represents the same output at lower cost.
D) Point b because e represents higher output at the same cost.
E) Point b because e represents higher output at lower cost.
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A) $4.5 million
B) $8 million
C) $60 million
D) $80 million
E) $120 million
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A) maximizing profit
B) maximizing revenues
C) minimizing the total cost of producing that output level
D) minimizing output for a given total cost
E) paying the same prices for capital and labor
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A) 75 hours
B) 1,000 hours
C) 90,000 hours
D) 300,000 hours
E) It is impossible to tell from the information given.
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A) labor is productive and capital is not
B) both labor and capital are costly
C) labor and capital can replace each other in production
D) labor and capital can replace each other in expenditure
E) the ratio of marginal productivities rises, then falls
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A) increase total cost
B) reduce total cost
C) increase output
D) reduce output
E) keep output constant
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A) They slope down and to the right.
B) They are convex to the origin.
C) Their slope equals the marginal rate of technical substitution.
D) Output rises as you move along a specific isoquant.
E) Isoquants closer to the origin represent lower output levels.
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A) It would shift rightward to a parallel position.
B) It would shift rightward to a nonparallel position.
C) It would shift leftward to a parallel position.
D) It would shift leftward to a nonparallel position.
E) Nothing.
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A) is always a straight line that slopes upward
B) shows the least-cost input combinations for producing each level of output, if input prices are constant
C) shows the utility-maximizing combinations of products that society can produce, given resources and technology
D) shows the economic growth made possible when technology improves
E) shows the firm's profit-maximizing quantity of output at various product prices
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A) the firm is minimizing the cost of producing a given amount of output
B) the firm is maximizing the cost of producing a given amount of output
C) the household is maximizing its total utility given its income
D) the society is maximizing the social value of output, given its resources and technology
E) none of the above
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A) They slope downward.
B) They do not intersect.
C) Their slope represents the ratio of the input prices.
D) They represent efficient combinations of two resources.
E) Isoquants further from the origin represent higher output levels.
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A) 3/4 hour
B) 75 hours
C) 2,667 hours
D) 20,000 hours
E) 300,000 hours
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