A) The maximum profit generated from given levels of inputs.
B) The maximum level of output generated from given levels of inputs.
C) All levels of output that can be generated from given levels of inputs.
D) All levels of inputs that could produce a given level of output.
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A) the law of diminishing marginal returns did not hold in this case.
B) Malthus ignored other factors like technological change.
C) relative to Malthus' day, a larger percentage of today's labor force works in the agricultural sector.
D) All of the above.
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A) 4K
B) 100
C) 100K
D) 100L
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A) Generally, labor is a fixed input.
B) Generally, capital is a fixed input.
C) Raw materials are generally considered to be fixed inputs.
D) None of the above.
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A) Labor is always a variable input, whereas Capital is always a fixed input.
B) Labor is always a fixed input, whereas Capital is always a variable input.
C) Labor can be a fixed input., and Capital can be a variable input.
D) Labor can be a fixed input, and Capital is always a fixed input.
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A) constant returns to scale.
B) increasing marginal returns.
C) decreasing returns to scale.
D) increasing returns to scale.
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A) are perfect substitutes.
B) are imperfect substitutes.
C) cannot be used together.
D) must be used together in a certain proportion.
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A) A Cobb-Douglas production function can have different returns to scale at different output levels.
B) It is impossible to have increasing returns to scale for one output level, and decreasing returns to scale for a different output level.
C) It is possible to have increasing returns to scale for one output level, and decreasing returns to scale for a different output level.
D) None of the above.
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A) increasing returns to scale.
B) decreasing returns to scale.
C) constant returns to scale.
D) decreasing marginal returns.
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A) 2
B) 1/2
C) 1
D) Not enough information given.
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A) for all levels of labor.
B) at none of the levels of labor.
C) only for the first worker.
D) only for the fifth worker.
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A) as labor increases and capital decreases, MPL rises while MPK falls.
B) as labor increases and capital decreases, MPL falls while MPK rises.
C) as labor increases and capital decreases, MPL and MPK both fall.
D) as labor increases and capital decreases, MPL and MPK both rise.
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A) the ratio of the marginal product and the average product.
B) the change in input divided by the change in output.
C) the average product of the input.
D) the marginal product of the input.
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A) short-run factor.
B) fixed input.
C) variable input.
D) production anchor.
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A) a haircut
B) a share of Acme Corporation stock
C) a case of soda pop
D) an extra-large pepperoni pizza
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A) decreasing returns to scale.
B) constant returns to scale.
C) increasing returns to scale.
D) varying returns to scale.
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A) labor
B) capital
C) money
D) materials
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A) 1.37
B) 0
C) 1.37K
D) Cannot be determined with the information given.
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A) only in the short run.
B) only in the long run.
C) in both the long run and the short run.
D) in either the long run or the short run depending on the industry of the firm.
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