At a given output level, if the cost of capital is $40 per hour, the wage paid to employees is $30 per hour, the marginal product of capital is 120 units per hour, and the marginal product of labor is 120 units per hour, the firm is ________.
A) on a short-run average total cost curve, but not the long-run average cost curve
B) on the long-run average total cost curve, but not a short-run average cost curve
C) on neither a short-run average total cost curve nor the long-run average cost curve
D) on both a short-run average total cost curve and the long-run average cost curve
A) on a short-run average total cost curve, but not the long-run average cost curve
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a. Language or dialect b. Religious beliefs and practices c. Cultural markers such as dress and ornamentation d. Skin pigmentation
The archaeological record indicates Paleolithic individuals were capable of expanding into new habitats,
a. but their population density remained low. b. but they did not adapt culturally. c. but they did not adapt biologically. d. but they had a measurable environmental impact. e. but they did not spread out of Africa.
What was unusual about the rank society of the Nimpkish?
A) Their economies were based on food collecting. B) The chief was usually the oldest person in the community. C) They recognized differences in power, but not prestige. D) They lived in small, nomadic bands.
The U.S. baby boom of the late 1940s and 1950s
A. promoted renewed interest in applied anthropology during the 1950s and 1960s. B. fueled the general expansion of the U.S. educational system, including academic anthropology. C. worked to shrink the world system. D. brought anthropology into most high school curricula. E. produced a new interest in ethnic diversity.