A) total cost will fall.
B) total fixed cost will rise.
C) total variable cost will fall.
D) average total cost will rise.
E) average variable cost will fall.
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A) average variable cost is derived by dividing a constant, the total variable cost, by the output rate.
B) of the effect of the law of diminishing returns.
C) it represents the addition to total cost resulting from the last unit of output.
D) at higher output rates, fixed costs per unit are relatively large.
E) if output is increased, total variable costs decline, then rise.
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A) total utility can be increased only by reallocating his or her money income.
B) the marginal utility for each commodity consumed is equal.
C) all of his or her income has been spent on goods and services.
D) any other allocation of his or her income among the commodities consumed leads only to a reduction in total utility.
E) the total utility received from all commodities is the same.
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A) total cost divided by output.
B) total cost minus total variable cost.
C) average total cost plus average variable cost.
D) total fixed cost minus total variable cost.
E) total fixed cost divided by output.
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A) nothing.
B) a rising marginal utility curve.
C) income and commodity prices.
D) an equilibrium market where utility is minimized.
E) the fact that the optimal market basket is rarely the equilibrium market basket.
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A) the variable cost a firm incurs by increasing output 1 unit.
B) the value of the best alternative use of a firm's resources.
C) the output opportunities a firm gains when average fixed costs decline.
D) another name for explicit costs.
E) the difference between fixed cost and variable cost.
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A) variable
B) secondary
C) derived
D) partial
E) potential
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A) costs and what they can charge.
B) production decisions.
C) income, tastes, and market prices.
D) expenses, supply, and levels of activity.
E) past outlook and state of technology.
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A) 4 percent
B) 10 percent
C) 15 percent
D) 20 percent
E) 32 percent
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A) out-of-the pocket
B) irrelevant
C) manageable
D) alternative
E) historical
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A) the inability of a firm to increase all inputs proportionately.
B) the problems of coordination and control.
C) higher input prices.
D) larger fixed costs with a larger plant size.
E) greater specialization.
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A) total variable
B) total fixed
C) total
D) opportunity
E) market entry
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A) $0.65.
B) $9.25.
C) $10.75.
D) $65.
E) $75.
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A) total variable
B) average variable
C) fixed
D) implicit
E) marginal
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A) $18.
B) $26.
C) $44.
D) $62.
E) $70.
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A) average fixed cost increases at a faster rate than average variable cost.
B) average variable cost will eventually increase at a faster rate than that at which average fixed cost declines.
C) marginal cost is offset by fixed cost.
D) of a declining rate of increase in total cost.
E) increases in average total cost offset increases in average variable cost.
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A) marginal cost.
B) average variable cost.
C) average fixed cost.
D) total variable cost.
E) profit.
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A) greater the average fixed cost.
B) lower the total fixed cost.
C) greater the total fixed cost.
D) lower the total variable cost.
E) greater the total variable cost.
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A) $13.
B) $23.
C) $26.
D) $33.
E) $66.
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A) scarcity is not as much of a factor in determining price as economists once thought.
B) people tend to be very careful in their use of scarce resources.
C) price has more impact on total utility than on marginal utility.
D) when there is no substitute for a resource its demand is high.
E) the total utility of water rises as it becomes less available.
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