A) falling, then average total cost must also be falling.
B) rising, then average total cost must also be rising.
C) rising, then average total cost could be either falling or rising.
D) falling, then average total cost could be either falling or rising.
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A) The firm will earn positive accounting and economic profits.
B) The firm will face accounting and economic losses.
C) The firm will face an accounting loss but earn positive economic profits.
D) The firm may earn positive accounting profits but will face economic losses.
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A) eliminate massive factory costs.
B) reduce transportation costs significantly.
C) make use of low-cost materials and low-energy requirements.
D) exploit huge economies of scale in production.
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A) $6.25.
B) $100.00.
C) $150.00.
D) $50.00.
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A) $100.
B) $200.
C) $300.
D) $400.
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A) $286,000.
B) $150,000.
C) $94,000.
D) $156,000.
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A) the average variable cost of 10 units is $10.
B) the average variable cost of 9 units is $10.
C) the marginal cost of the tenth unit is $90.
D) the firm is operating in the range of increasing marginal returns.
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A) reducing the cost of producing blueprints for manufactured goods
B) promoting greater economies of scale in manufacturing
C) reducing the demand for manufactured goods
D) reducing both large fixed set-up costs and transportation costs
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A) the opportunity costs of all resources owned by the firm.
B) actual expenses paid by the firm for all of its inputs.
C) the sum of all explicit costs and implicit costs.
D) accounting costs.
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A) wages in the newspaper industry have risen dramatically.
B) the overhead costs have recently been spread over a shrinking number of buyers.
C) capital has replaced virtually all labor used to produce a newspaper.
D) long-standing government subsidies have been removed in most major cities.
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A) average total cost.
B) average fixed cost.
C) marginal cost.
D) average variable cost.
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A) 2 units of output.
B) 4 units of output.
C) 6 units of output.
D) 7 units of output.
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A)
B)
C)
D)
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A) $33.50.
B) $28.50.
C) $19.00.
D) $21.00.
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A) There are increasing returns to scale.
B) The long-run average total cost curve is flat.
C) The law of diminishing returns is proven wrong.
D) The example is for the short-run rather than the long-run.
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A) the ability or quality of the variable inputs hired decreases as more of them are hired.
B) the firm must lower the price of its product when it produces more units of output.
C) the per unit cost it must pay for variable inputs increases as more inputs are hired.
D) as more variable inputs are hired, the amount of the fixed input per unit of variable input decreases.
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A) the same as economic costs.
B) comprised entirely of actual expenses paid by the firm for its inputs.
C) opportunity costs of self-employed resources.
D) always greater than accounting costs.
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