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- What is die difference between accounting and economic profit?Title is my answer for this question correct please advice me Description Making dresses in a labor intensive process. Indeed, theproduction function of a dress making firm is well described by theequation Q=L - L^2/800, where Q denotes the number of dresses perweek and L is the number of labor hours per week. The firms cost ofhiring an extra hour of labor is $20 per hour (wage plus fringebenefits.) The firm faces the fixed selling price, P = $40. a.) How much labor should the firm employ? What are itsresulting output and profit? b.) Over the next 2 years, labor costs are expected to beunchanged, but dress prices are expected to increase to $50. Whateffect will this have on the firm's optimal output? Explain.Suppose that inflation is expected to increase the firm's laborcost and output price by identical (precentage) amounts. Whateffect would this have on the firm's output. c.) Finally, suppose that MCL =$20 and P=$50 but that laborproductivity (output per labor hour) is…a. Why will firms in most markets be located at or close to the bottom of the longrun average cost curve? b. Distinguish between implicit and explicit costs. How is it possible to havepositive accounting profit and negative economic profit concurrently? c. Distinguish between economies of scale and constant returns to scale. What shape will the long-run average cost curve have for economies of scale andconstant returns to scale. d. What is the difference between production in the short run and production in the long run? Explain the shape of the long-run cost curve in relation to shortrun cost curves?
- Why CRS - Constant Returns on Scale would generate (1) No profit-maximizingproduction plan; the only nontrivial production plan involves zero profits. (2) Even when aprofit-maximizing plan exists, it is not unique?5. The break-even point occurs when the sales amounted to (123 * 103) dinars. While in normal cases it is (189 * 10) dinars. The cost of the factory was (502 * 103) dinars, which is destroyed over a period of (15) years, by way of a paradoxical equilibrium. Another product was added with a value of (205 ** 10) dinars to be recovered over 5 years. The ratio of profit to volume will increase by (7.3%) annually, while income from sales will increase by (18%). What profit will the company achieve as a result of adding the new product?Kindly assist on question 1 and 2 1The difference between zero accounting profit and zero economic profit is that. a) an economic profit of zero indicates a fair return because it includes the opportunity cost of a firms capital. b) an economic profit zero indicates unacceptable rate of return because it does not include the opportunity cost of a firms capital. c) an economic profit of zero indicates more than a fair return because it includes opportunity cost and explicit cost. d) an accounting profit of zero indicates a fair rate of return because it includes the opportunity cost of a firms capital. 2.If a corporation is sued and losses the lawsuit, it's liability to pay. a) is imposed on all stockholders, personally b) is imposed only on the corporate CEO and the board of directors. C) its limited to the assets held in the corporations name. d) is imposed on the bondholders of the corporation
- An economist left her $100,000-a-year teachingposition to work full-time in her own consultingbusiness. In the first year, she had total revenueof $200,000 and business expenses of $150,000.She made ana. implicit profit.b. economic loss.c. economic profit.d. accounting loss but not an economic loss.A Farmer‘s production function Y =100 × 1. Among farmer's ownership, fixed land rental & sharecropping, the farmer will put the highest level of effort into his land under ______, the farmer will make the highest amount of investment under _____, the farmer will more likely to borrow from the bank under ______. 2. Assume the rent per year under fixed land rental is 500, how much profit could the farmer make by the end of the year? ______ 3. Assume the rent per year under sharecropping is 10% total output, how much profit could the farmer make by the end of the year? ________ 4. What are some of the important factors behind farmers' investment incentives? _______The Al-Maskri Company in Seeb makes flower pots and receives RO 10 for each finished pot. Mr. Al-Maskri’s only factors of production are flower pot machine operators (labor) and a small building where the laborers work from. The number of flower pots per day the company produces depends on the number of employee-hours per day as shown below. The wage is RO 15 per hour. Number of pots per day Number of employee-hours per day 0 0 5 1 10 2 15 4 20 7 25 11 30 16 35 22 Al-Maskri’s daily fixed cost for the flower pot making machine and building is RO 60. Complete the following Table showing total revenue, variable cost, total cost, and daily profit for various quantities of daily flower pot production. Quantity of Pots per day Total Revenue RO per day Variable Costs RO per day Total Costs RO per day Profit RO per day 0 0 0 60 -60 5 75 -25 10 15…
- True/False: 1. Implicit costs are those costs, which have been incurred in the past and cannot be recovered bycurrent decisions.2. It is possible for the economic profit and accounting profit to be equal to one another.3. If Ed<1, an increase in price leads to higher revenue.4. In the long run, at least some of the inputs should be variable.5. Production is a transformation of resources in to goods and services.I need help with econ multiple hw questions asap! 72)When a profit-maximizing firm is earning profits, what can identify those profits? A. (P – AVC) × Q B. P x Q C. (P – ATC) × Q D. (MC – AVC) × Q 71)derivative of the firm's profit function is F′(x) = −0.03x2 + 3x - 100, where x ≥ 0 is the output level. How should the company operate now