Semi Final Flashcards

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is the relationship between the number of inputs required and the amount of output obtained. It is a schedule showing the maximum amount of outputs produced from any specified sets of inputs given the existing technology.

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Production function

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2
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tells us the specific quantities of inputs needed to produce any given service or good.

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Production technology

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3
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It is a technology that relies heavily on human labor instead of capital

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Labor-intensive technology

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4
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It is a technology that relies heavily on capital instead of human labor.

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Capital-intensive technology

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5
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this would be a capital- intensive technology. It is a technology that relies heavily on capital instead of human labor.

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Capital-intensive technology

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6
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is one whose quantity cannot be readily changed when market conditions indicate that a change in output is desirable.

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Fixed cost

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7
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is one whose quantity can be readily changed when a change in output is desired.

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Variable input

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8
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which refers to the time frame in which the input of one or more productive agents is fixed.

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Short-run

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9
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refers to the period in which all inputs are variable. This is because when fixed inputs need adjustment, it can be done when given sufficient time.

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Long-run

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10
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It is also the decision period over which firms can choose to expand or contract all of their factors of production. Firms can plan for any output level they find desirable. They can double or triple output

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Long-run

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11
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which refers to the total output produced in physical units.

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Total output

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12
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which refers to the total output divided by the variable inputs’ quantity under consideration.

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Average product

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13
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refers to the additional output attributed to the increase in the variable inputs’ quantity under consideration

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Marginal product

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14
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refers to the total payment by a firm to the owner of the factors of production; they are the expenditure side of a firm in the process of creating goods and services.

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Cost of production

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15
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refers to the sum of all the expenditures in producing goods and services

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Total cost

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16
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is total cost divided by the number of units of output; a per-unit measure of total costs. It is as the sum of average fixed cost and average variable cosl

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Average total cost

17
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is the portion of total cost which remains unchanged even if the level of output changes

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Fixed cost

18
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Sometimes called overhead

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Total fixed cost

19
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is the process of dividing total fixed costs by more units of output.

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Spreading overhead

20
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is the part of the total cost that vary with the amount of output produced. (wages, raw material).

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Variable cost

21
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is the sum of those costs that vary with the level of output in the short run

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Total variable cost

22
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is the sum of the average fixed cost and average variable cost. This is also known as the total cost per unit. It is determined by dividing total cost by the volume of output.

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Average cost

23
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is the cost of producing one more unit of output. it is derived by ascertaining the change in total cost and dividing it by the change in the quantity of output. This is the most important of all cost concepts. It reflects changes in variable costs.

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Marginal cost

24
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is the amount received from the sale of the product.

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Total revenue

25
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is a short-run decision to temporarily stop the production due to market or economic reasons.

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Shut down

26
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is the additional income of a firm brought by producing and selling one additional unit of a product.

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Marginal revenue