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Total questions: 5

Worksheet time: 5mins

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1.

Marginal cost is...

a)

The extra cost needed to pay for the extra inputs needed to produce one extra unit

b)

The extra cost needed to pay for the inputs needed to produce a certain number of units

c)

The total cost needed to pay for the extra inputs needed to produce one extra unit

d)

The average cost needed to pay for the extra inputs needed to produce one extra unit

2.
a)

Always increase

b)

Always decrease

c)

First increasing but then decreasing

d)

First decreasing but then increasing

3.

The law of diminishing marginal returns states are...

a)

If the least one input is fixed, as we increase the variable input, we will eventually reach a point where the extra output generated by a one unit increase in variable input starts to get bigger.

b)

If the least one input is fixed, as we increase the variable input, we will eventually reach a point where the total output generated by the variable input starts to get smaller and smaller

c)

If all inputs are variable, as we increase these variable inputs, we will eventually reach a point where the extra output generated by a one unit increase in variable input starts to get smaller and smaller

d)

If the least one input is fixed, as we increase the variable input, we will eventually reach a point where the extra output generated by a one unit increase in variable input starts to get smaller and smaller

4.

The cost function of a firm is given by:


TC(Q) = 1050 + 2Q³ + Q² + 3Q


Therefore the fixed costs are given by...

a)

2Q³ + Q² + 3Q

b)

1050

c)

1050/Q

d)

0

5.

Which of the following statements about profits is correct?

a)

Profit decrease the more a firm sells, because costs are always increasing

b)

Profits increase the more a firm sells, because revenues always increase

c)

None of the these statements is correct

d)

Profits increase the more a firm sells, as long as revenues are also increasing