[Steps Shown] Suppose a firm is producing computer monitors utilizing the following technology: What returns to scale is the firm producing under? Does
Question:
Suppose a firm is producing computer monitors utilizing the following technology:
- What returns to scale is the firm producing under?
- Does the calculated marginal product of labor depend on the amount of capital being used? Define marginal product in answering the question.
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Derive the function for the firm's marginal rate of technical substitution (MRTS):
- Derive the long run total cost function for the firm.
- Derive the conditional demand equations for the inputs L (labor) and K (capital).
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Confirm using calculus that both input demand curves slope downward.
Suppose the cost of labor is w= $64/per hour and the cost of capital, r =$125/per hour. The firm produces 1000 computer monitors per time period. - Calculate and illustrate (on an isoquant/isocost diagram) the input mix the firm would use at the least cost method of producing monitors.
- Calculate the cost to the firm of producing the one thousand monitors using the least cost method.
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