Which returns to scale will an efficient firm choose? What market structure has no loss in long run? What production function shows the maximum quantity of goods or services that can be produced with a set of inputs assuming one of the inputs used remains unchanged? Capacity planning refers to adjustment in production considering the what? What can destroy monopoly position?
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- In 2002 Boeing reduced employment by 33,000 workers due to reduced demand for aircraft. What does this decision reveal about how it viewed its marginal revenue product (MRP) and marginal resource cost (MRC)? Why didn’t Boeing reduce employment by more than 33,000 workers? By less than 33,000 workers?Question 15 (i) Which of the following is(are) correct about how accountants and economists consider costs? Accountants consider only implicit costs Economists consider both explicit and implicit costs A: 1 only B: 2 only C: Both 1 and 2 D: Neither 1 nor 2 (ii) Which of the following statements is(are) correct for a monopoly firm and a competitive firm? Both firms earn economic profit in the long run. Both firms aim to maximize profit and produce at P = MC. A: 1 only B: 2 only C: Both 1 and 2 D: Neither 1 nor 2You are the manager of a firm that produces output in two plants. The demand for your firm's product is P = 78 − 15Q, where Q = Q1 + Q2. The marginal costs associated with producing in the two plants are MC1 = 3Q1 and MC2 = 2Q2 How much output should be produced in plant 1 to maximize profits? What price should be charged to maximize profits? Please show work for all three questions What price should be charged to maximize revenues?
- To maximize profit, a price taker will expand its output as long as the sale of additional units adds more to revenues (marginal revenues) than to costs (marginal costs). Therefore, the profit-maximizing price taker will produce the output level at which marginal revenue (and price) equals marginal cost. In a price-taker market, if a business produces efficiently (i.e., that is, where marginal revenues = marginal costs), the firm will be able to make at least a normal profit. True of False. ExplainAssume a competitive industry is initially at its long-run equilibrium, given the inverse market demand and supply functions:p = 25000 − 0.2qd ??? Qs = 5000 + 0.3qsIf all firm in this market have identical cost structures:a) How many firms operate in this market at this point? b) What is the profit maximizing quantity produced by each competitive firm?State whether the following statements are correct or not and briefly explain why A. Diseconomies of scale justify horizontal expansion of firms into unrelated fields. B. Economies of scale lead to a downward sloping marginal cost curve C. Elasticity of demand remains constant throughout the product cycle.