An increase in output would result in a rise in long-run average costs when there are
A. the law of diminishing marginal product.
B. diseconomies to scale.
C. constant returns to scale.
D. economies of scale.
Answer: B
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A decrease in expected profit
A) lowers the equilibrium real interest rate. B) decreases the supply of loanable funds. C) increases the supply of loanable funds. D) increases the demand for loanable funds. E) raises the equilibrium real interest rate.
Stan owns a software design business. He does not have time to expand his office space or redesign the layout of his office
He can increase the amount of work he does by working more hours, asking his current employees to work more hours, or hiring more employees. The relationship between Stan's inputs and the maximum output his firm can produce is called his A) short-run production function. B) cost function. C) long-run production function. D) production possibilities frontier.
Opportunity cost is the
a. cost incurred when one fails to take advantage of an opportunity. b. cost incurred in order to increase the availability of attractive opportunities. c. cost of the best option forgone as a result of choosing an alternative. d. drudgery of the undesirable aspects of an option.
What is the "price" commonly called in the labor market?