Refer to the figures below and assume that price is fixed at $37,000 and that Buzzer Auto needs 4 workers for every 1 automobile produced. a. If demand is DM and Buzzer wants to perfectly match its output and sales, how many cars will Buzzer produce? ________cars How many workers will it hire? ________workers b. If, instead, demand unexpectedly falls from DM to DL, how many fewer cars will Buzzer sell? ______cars How many fewer workers will it need if it decides to match production to these lower sales? _________workers

Refer to the figures below and assume that price is fixed at $37,000 and that Buzzer Auto needs 4 workers for every 1 automobile produced. a. If demand is DM and Buzzer wants to perfectly match its output and sales, how many cars will Buzzer produce? cars How many workers will it hire? workers b. If, instead, demand unexpectedly falls from DM to DL, how many fewer cars will Buzzer sell? cars How many fewer workers will it need if it decides to match production to these lower sales? ___workers

Micro Economics For Today

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Author:Tucker, Irvin B.

Publisher:Tucker, Irvin B.

Chapter14: Environmental Economics

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