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SAS12: Production Concept in Health Care Flashcards

1
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It is the creation of goods and services using the inputs of production.

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Production

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2
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This is the physical relationship between the inputs and outputs of goods and service.

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Production Function

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What is the formula for Production Function?

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Q = f ( X )

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4
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What does Q and X represent in Q = f ( X )?

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Q = output & X = inputs

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This refers to the goods and services that have been created using the production inputs.

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Outputs

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6
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This refers to the factors of production which include land, labor, capital and entrepreneurship.

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Inputs

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7
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What are the 2 types of Inputs of Production?

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Fixed Input & Variable Inputs

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8
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These are those that don’t change no matter how much or how little is produced. (Ex. land and capital)

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Fixed Input

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These are the ones that change depending on the volume or amount of production. (Ex. labor and entrepreneurship)

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Variable Inputs

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10
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What are the 2 aspects of Production Decision?

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The ability to produce & the willingness to produce

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11
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This production decision is prescribed by resources availability and state of technology.

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The ability to produce

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12
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This production decision is prescribed by the profit incentives.

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The willingness to produce

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13
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In this, the quantities of
one or more production factors cannot be changed or that the use of at least one factor of production cannot
be changed.

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Short-run

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14
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In this, all factors can be changed.

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Long-run

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15
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This states that as “quantities of one variable factor are increased, while other factor inputs remain constant, all things being equal, a point is reached beyond which the addition of one more unit of the variable factor will result in a diminishing rate of return and the marginal physical product will fall.”

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The Law of Diminishing Marginal Returns

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16
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This refers to the total production or output.

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Total Product

17
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It is the additional output produced by employing one additional unit of input holding the level of usage of all other inputs constant.

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Marginal Product

18
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What is the formula for Marginal product?

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MP = △TP / △X or MP = △Q / △X

19
Q

It is the output produced per unit of the input.

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Average Product

20
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What is the formula for Average Product?

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AP = TP / X

21
Q

The falling portion of the marginal product is called?

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The Law of Diminishing Marginal Returns

22
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What are the Assumptions of the Law of Diminishing Marginal Returns?

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No Change in Technology, Short Term, Homogenous Units, and Measurement of Product

23
Q

The law assumes that the progressive increase in the input is not accompanied by any change in the
techniques of production.

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No Change in Technology

24
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It is unlikely that all the other variables factors of production will remain unchanged over a long period of time, making the law inapplicable in long term scenarios.

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Short Term

25
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The law assumes that the units of all the variable factors of production are equal.

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Homogenous Units

26
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The law assumes that the output of the production process can be measured or quantified in physical
units, such as kilograms, liters or number of units.

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Measurement of Product

27
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This stage of production in the law of diminishing returns is characterized by tremendous growth.

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Stage One

28
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This stage of production in the law of diminishing returns is when the marginal returns start decreasing.

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Stage Two

29
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This stage of production in the law of diminishing returns is the final stage. During this stage, the marginal returns become negative.

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Stage Three

30
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It shows the different combinations of capital and labour that give the same output (TPP).

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Isoquant

31
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What does TTP mean?

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Total Physical Product

32
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It is usually shaped concave because of the law of diminishing returns.

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Isoquant

33
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This is the amount of one factor that can be replaced
by one factor.

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Marginal Rate of Substitution

34
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What is the formula for Marginal rate of factor substitution?

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MRS = △K / △L

35
Q

It shows all the combination of factors that cost the same to employ.

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Isocost

35
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It shows different levels of output.

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Isoquant Map

36
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This is when a firm will wish to produce at the point of the highest possible isoquant and minimumpossible isocost.

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Profit Maximization

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