The method of estimating long-run costs in which knowledgeable professionals familiar with production facilities and processes calculate optimal combination of inputs to produce given quantities and then estimate costs is known as

A) engineering cost estimating.
B) the survivorship method.
C) regression analysis.
D) None of the above


A

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As long as the discount rate is ________ the interest rate on a loan, the present value of the cost of an investment equals the initial cost of the investment.

A) equal to B) less than C) exactly double D) greater than

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A) must lower their prices to increase sales. B) are able to sell a fixed quantity of output at the market price. C) can raise their prices as a result of a successful advertising campaign. D) are able to sell all their output at the market price.

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