Question : 51) What information provided by average, marginal, and total product : 1384199

 

51) What information is provided by average, marginal, and total product curves?

A) They demonstrate that each of these measures of output increase as more inputs are applied.

B) They demonstrate that, in the short run, all inputs are variable.

C) They relate the prices of inputs (factors of production) to the prices of products.

D) They relate the price of output to the quantity supplied.

E) They express relationships between physical inputs and physical outputs.

52) Consider a firm in the short run. Average product is at its maximum when

A) total product is maximized.

B) marginal product is maximized.

C) the maximum quantity of the variable input is employed.

D) diminishing returns cease to operate.

E) average product equals marginal product and marginal product is falling.

53) Consider a firm in the short run. If total product is at its maximum, then

A) average product must equal marginal product.

B) average product must be rising and must lie above marginal product.

C) marginal product must be greater than zero and must be falling.

D) marginal product must be falling and be equal to zero.

E) average product must be falling and be equal to zero.

54) Consider a firm in the short run. If the AP curve is rising, then the MP curve

A) must lie above the average-product curve over this range and must also be rising.

B) must lie above the average-product curve over this range.

C) can be either above or below the average-product curve, although it must be rising over the entire range.

D) must lie below the average-product curve over this range.

E) must be falling.

55) Consider a firm in the short run. If AP = MP and both are positive, then total product

A) is at a maximum.

B) is decreasing as extra units of the variable factor are employed.

C) is increasing as extra units of the variable factor are employed.

D) may be either increasing or decreasing as extra units of the variable factor are employed.

E) is at its minimum.

56) Consider a firm in the short run. When the total-product curve is increasing at an increasing rate

A) average product is zero.

B) marginal product is positive but declining.

C) the marginal-product curve lies below the average-product curve.

D) marginal product is positive and increasing.

E) average product is falling.

57) Which of the following statements about the relationship between marginal product and average product is correct?

A) When average product exceeds marginal product, marginal product must be rising.

B) When marginal product is falling, average product is falling.

C) When marginal product exceeds average product, average product must be rising.

D) Average product equals marginal product at marginal product’s lowest point.

E) Average product equals marginal product when marginal product is at its maximum.

58) Refer to Figure 7-1. The marginal product of labour curve intersects the average product of labour curve when

A) the firm is at its capacity.

B) the firm achieves increasing returns.

C) average product is at its maximum.

D) diminishing returns sets in.

E) total product is at its maximum.

59) Refer to Figure 7-1. Total product is increasing at an increasing rate

A) from 0 to 32 units of output.

B) from 0 to 140 units of output.

C) between 140 to 200 units of output.

D) between 200 to 250 units of output.

E) over the whole production range.

60) Refer to Figure 7-1. Total product is increasing at a decreasing rate

A) from 0 to 20 units of output.

B) from 0 to 32 units of output.

C) between 140 to 200 units of output.

D) between 140 to 250 units of output.

E) over the whole production range.

 

 

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