A) minimum of average fixed costs.
B) capacity to produce the largest quantity of the product.
C) minimum average total cost of producing the target level of output.
D) maximum level of resource use per unit of the total product of output.
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A) highly adjustable inputs such as labor.
B) both the short run and the long run.
C) the short run only.
D) the long run only.
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A) The real cost of producing X is the quantity of products, R, S, or T etc., which could have been produced with the resources devoted to X.
B) Diseconomies of scale arise primarily from the difficulties in managing and coordinating a large-scale business enterprise.
C) The law of diminishing returns explains the fact that the long-run average total cost curve is U-shaped.
D) Average fixed costs diminish so long as output increases.
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A) economies of scale.
B) diminishing returns to scale.
C) diminishing marginal returns.
D) increasing marginal cost.
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A) marginal product must also be increasing.
B) marginal product must be decreasing.
C) marginal product could be either increasing or decreasing.
D) average product must also be increasing.
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A) average fixed costs decline continuously as output increases.
B) of increasing and diminishing returns.
C) of economies and diseconomies of scale.
D) minimum efficient scale is encountered.Topic: Short-Run Production Relationships
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A) normal profit is zero.
B) economic profit is zero.
C) total revenues equal its explicit costs.
D) total revenues equal its implicit costs.
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A) change in total fixed cost resulting from one more unit of production.
B) change in total cost resulting from one more unit of production.
C) change in average total cost resulting from one more unit of production.
D) change in average variable cost resulting from one more unit of production.
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A) are $2.50.
B) are $1,250.
C) are $750.
D) are $1,100.
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A) None, because fixed costs do not affect marginal cost.
B) Marginal cost would increase by 50 percent.
C) Marginal cost would increase by less than 50 percent.
D) Marginal cost would increase by more than 50 percent.
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A) no generalization about the changes in TC and TVC can be made.
B) the changes in TC and TVC are equal.
C) the change in TC is greater than the change in TVC.
D) the change in TVC is greater than the change in TC.
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A) falls as the firm expands output from zero, but eventually rises.
B) falls continuously as total output expands.
C) varies directly with total output.
D) does not change as total output increases or decreases.
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A) average variable cost will exceed average total cost in the short run.
B) marginal cost will exceed average variable cost by the level of average fixed cost.
C) average variable cost will exceed average fixed cost by the level of average total cost.
D) average total cost will exceed average variable cost by the level of average fixed cost.
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A) $150,000.
B) $80,000.
C) $230,000.
D) $94,000.
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A) shipping charges
B) property insurance premiums
C) wages for unskilled labor
D) expenditures for raw materials
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A) 200 units.
B) 400 units.
C) 800 units.
D) 1,600 units.
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A) positive and increasing.
B) positive and decreasing.
C) constant.
D) negative.
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A) Economies of scale in manufacturing will be eliminated, driving up production costs and prices.
B) lower prices of manufactured goods through the elimination of large fixed costs and transportation costs
C) monopolization of manufactured goods industries, as few individuals can afford additive manufacturing technology
D) significant increases in the fixed costs of producing manufactured goods
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