One of the key economic questions is, "Where should products be produced?"
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
False
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Refer to Figure 6-12. Suppose the diagram shows the supply curves for a product in the short run and in the long run. Which supply curve represents supply in the short run and which curve represents supply in the long run?
A) Either SA or SB could represent supply in the long run; in the short run the supply curve must be a horizontal line. B) SA represents supply in the short run and SB represents supply in the long run. C) Either SA or SB could represent supply in the short run; in the long run the supply curve must be a vertical line. D) SB represents supply in the short run and SA represents supply in the long run.
Crunchy Chips is a potato chip manufacturer. To produce the chips, Crunchy Chips needs to first peel and slice the potatoes and then fry them within two minutes of slicing to prevent browning. If Crunchy Chips is unable to fry the potatoes within two minutes, it must freeze the chips and later defrost them to fry them. Which of the following is true for Crunchy Chips?
A) Crunchy Chips faces a hold-up problem. B) Crunchy Chips has production technological interdependency. C) Vertically integrating the slicing and frying process will increase production costs. D) Crunchy Chips has no production technological interdependency.
Which of the following is true of M1? a. It is equal to M2
b. It consists of all near-monies. c. It consists of certificates of deposit. d. It is the broader definition of money. e. It is only a fraction of M2.
An apple farmer must decide how many apples to harvest for the world apple market. He knows that there is a one-third probability that the world price will be $1, a one-third probability that it will be $1.50, and a one-third probability that it will be $2. His cost function is C(Q) = 0.01Q2. The expected profit-maximizing quantity is:
A. 150. B. 0. C. 90. D. 75.