A) the slope of the total output curve at the relevant point.
B) the negative of the slope of the total output curve at the relevant point.
C) the slope of the line connecting the origin with the relevant point on the total output curve.
D) the negative of the slope of the line connecting the origin with the relevant point on the total output curve.
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A) hyperbolas
B) quarter circles
C) straight lines
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A) a president,some vice presidents,and some employees.
B) any organization that wants to make a profit.
C) any accumulation of productive assets.
D) any organization that turns inputs into outputs.
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A) the amount by which capital input can be reduced while holding quantity produced constant when one more unit of labor is used.
B) the amount by which labor input can be reduced while holding quantity produced constant when one more unit of capital is used.
C) the ratio of total labor to total capital.
D) the ratio of total capital to total labor.
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A) the slope of the line connecting the origin with the relevant point on the isoquant.
B) the negative of the slope of the line connecting the origin with the relevant point on the isoquant.
C) the slope of the isoquant at the relevant point.
D) the negative of the slope of the isoquant at the relevant point.
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A) the slope of the total product curve at the relevant point.
B) the slope of the marginal productivity curve at the relevant point.
C) the negative of the slope of the marginal productivity curve at the relevant point.
D) the slope of the chord connecting the origin with the relevant point on the total output curve.
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A) constant
B) diminishing
C) increasing
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A) constant
B) diminishing
C) increasing
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A) always reflects technical progress.
B) reflects technical progress if other input usage hasn't changed.
C) reflects technical progress only if labor input hasn't changed.
D) reflects technical progress only if the quantity of output is increased.
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A) shift the "1 million car" isoquant away from the origin.
B) shift the "1 million car" isoquant toward the origin.
C) cause 1 million cars to be produced with more capital and less labor.
D) cause 1 million cars to be produced with more labor and less capital.
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A) positive.
B) zero.
C) negative and less than C.
D) negative and greater than C.
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A) a firm's total output divided by total labor input.
B) the extra output produced by employing one more unit of labor while allowing other inputs to vary.
C) the extra output produced by employing one more unit of labor while holding other inputs constant.
D) the extra output produced by employing one more unit of capital while holding labor input constant.
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A) constant
B) increasing
C) diminishing
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A) positive and greater than B.
B) positive and less than B.
C) zero.
D) negative.
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A) constant
B) diminishing
C) increasing
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A) more than doubles output.
B) exactly doubles output.
C) increases output but does not double it.
D) leaves output unchanged.
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A) exhibits constant returns to scale and constant marginal productivities for K and L.
B) exhibits diminishing returns to scale and diminishing marginal productivities for K and L.
C) exhibits constant returns to scale and diminishing marginal productivities for K and L.
D) exhibits diminishing returns to scale and constant marginal productivities for K and L..
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A) positive.
B) zero.
C) negative and less than D.
D) negative and greater than D.
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A) constant returns to scale.
B) increasing returns to scale.
C) decreasing returns to scale.
D) increasing marginal productivity to at least one input.
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A) almost flat (i.e.,the isoquants are almost straight lines) .
B) L-shaped.
C) normally shaped (rectangular hyperbolas) .
D) None of the above.
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