A Cobb-Douglas type short-run production function is given by q=2LK, where q,L,K are the output, labour and capital, respectively. K is fixed at Kˉ. The unit price of L is w and the unit price of K is r. It is given that w is 12.
Considering the above information, which of the following statements is/are CORRECT?
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A Cobb-Douglas type short-run production function is given by q = 2√LK, where q,L,K are the output, labour and capital, respectively. K is fixed at K̄. The unit price of L is w and the unit price of K is r. It is given that w is 12. Considering the above information, which of the following statements is/are CORRECT? (A) The short-run marginal cost is 6q/K̄ (B) The short-run average variable cost is 3q/K̄ (C) To produce 10 units of the output, required L is 25/K̄ (D) For K̄=3 and r=4, the total cost is 12+3q²
Also written as: A Cobb-Douglas type short-run production function is given by q = 2sqrt(LK), where q,L,K are the output, labour and capital, respectively. K is fixed at K_bar. The unit price of L is w and the unit price of K is r. It is given that w is 12. Considering the above information, which of the following statements is/are CORRECT?
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This question is on Deriving cost functions and cost curves, part of Costs of production in Microeconomics.
Working out cost curves from a cost function, a production function or a marginal cost schedule.
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