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(See Steps) Suppose every operation at a hospital requires one surgeon (S) and three nurses (N). An additional surgeon cannot perform an operation without

Question: Suppose every operation at a hospital requires one surgeon (S) and three nurses (N). An additional surgeon cannot perform an operation without three additional nurses, and an additional nurse contributes nothing unless she is accompanied by two more nurses and a surgeon.

  1. Draw several isoquants for operations.
  2. Suppose the cost of hiring a surgeon goes up. Show what happens to the optimal mix of surgeons and nurses.

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