A) the increase in total product divided by the increase in energy used.
B) total product divided by the quantity of energy used.
C) the slope of the total product curve.
D) the slope of the marginal product curve.
E) the difference between the total product and the marginal product of energy.
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A) change in total product resulting from a 1-unit increase in the quantity of labour employed, holding the quantity of the capital constant.
B) change in total product resulting from a 1-unit increase in the quantity of capital employed, holding the quantity of the labour constant.
C) total product divided by the total quantity of capital employed, holding the quantity of the labour constant.
D) total product divided by the total quantity of labour employed, holding the quantity of the capital constant.
E) change in the quantity of capital used resulting from a 1-unit increase in total product, holding constant the quantity of labour.
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A) all of its factors of production.
B) labour but not capital.
C) capital but not labour.
D) labour and capital but not land.
E) labour, capital and entrepreneurship but not land.
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A) The marginal cost curve intersects the average variable cost curve and the average total cost curve at their maximum points.
B) When marginal cost is greater than average variable cost, average variable cost is increasing.
C) When marginal cost is greater than average total cost, average total cost is increasing.
D) The average total cost curve is U-shaped.
E) The average fixed cost curve is downward sloping.
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A) of one year or less.
B) in which all factors of production are variable.
C) in which labour is variable, but plant is fixed.
D) when there is at least one variable factor of production.
E) of at least 5 years.
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A) $400
B) $8
C) $2
D) $2,400
E) $1,600
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A) factor prices rise.
B) a new technology is introduced.
C) more workers are hired.
D) all of the above
E) none of the above
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A) the smaller the average product.
B) the smaller the marginal product.
C) the greater the total cost.
D) the more efficient the technology employed.
E) the greater the marginal product.
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A) zero to 1.
B) 1 to 2.
C) 2 to 3.
D) 3 to 4.
E) 4 to 5.
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A) 5; 6
B) 6; 5
C) 7; 14
D) 9; 14
E) 14; 11
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A) price of the inputs.
B) price of the output.
C) law of diminishing marginal returns.
D) law of economies of scale.
E) fact that capital and labour cannot be substituted for each other.
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A) total cost increases when one more labourer is hired.
B) fixed cost increases when one more labourer is hired.
C) variable cost increases when one more labourer is hired.
D) total cost increases when one more unit of output is produced.
E) fixed cost increases when one more unit of output is produced.
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A) 0 to 1.
B) 1 to 2.
C) 2 to 3.
D) 3 to 4.
E) 4 to 5
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A) rising.
B) falling.
C) equal to ATC.
D) above ATC.
E) both A and D
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A) the firm is not able to hire more workers.
B) the amount of output produced is fixed.
C) there is a shortage of most factors of production.
D) at least one factor of production is fixed.
E) there is not enough time to make all of the decisions necessary to maximize profit.
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A) is less than average total cost.
B) is equal to average total cost.
C) is equal to average variable cost.
D) is greater than average total cost.
E) equals average fixed cost.
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A) is constantly increasing, but as output increases it increases by smaller and smaller amounts.
B) decreases at low outputs until it reaches its minimum value, then remains constant.
C) decreases at low outputs and increases at high outputs.
D) increases at low outputs until it reaches its maximum value, then remains constant.
E) is constantly decreasing, but as output increases it decreases by smaller and smaller amounts.
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A) ATCA
B) ATCB
C) ATCC
D) ATCD
E) either ATCC or ATCD
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A) increases.
B) decreases.
C) becomes smaller and then larger.
D) becomes larger and then smaller.
E) is constant.
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A) marginal cost.
B) sunk cost.
C) variable cost.
D) business cost.
E) significant cost.
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