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Name: ________________________ ID: A<br />

____ 9. (Table 53-2: Tutoring) At the optimal hours of tutoring, Sigmund's total net gain is:<br />

a. $60.<br />

b. $50.<br />

c. $30.<br />

d. $15.<br />

e. $5.<br />

____ 10. If the marginal benefit received from a good is equal to the marginal cost of production, then:<br />

a. society's well-being cannot be improved by changing production.<br />

b. society's well-being can be improved if production decreases.<br />

c. society's well-being can be improved if production increases.<br />

d. the market is producing too much of the good.<br />

e. the market is producing too little of the good.<br />

____ 11. If the marginal cost curve is upward-sloping, this means that as output _____, marginal costs will:<br />

a. increases; increase.<br />

b. increases; decrease.<br />

c. decreases; stay constant.<br />

d. increases; stay constant<br />

e. decreases; increase.<br />

Quantity Total<br />

of Labor Output<br />

0 0<br />

1 12<br />

2 22<br />

3 30<br />

4 36<br />

5 40<br />

6 43<br />

7 44<br />

Table 54-1 : Labor and Output<br />

____ 12. (Table 54-1: Labor and Output) Referring to the table, the average product when four workers are employed<br />

is:<br />

a. 4.<br />

b. 36.<br />

c. 10.<br />

d. 6.<br />

e. 9.<br />

____ 13. If two firms are identical in all respects expect that one has more capital than another, the total product curve<br />

for the firm with more capital:<br />

a. must equal the total product curve for the firm with less capital.<br />

b. is upward sloping, while the total product curve for the firm with less capital is<br />

downward sloping.<br />

c. will lie below the total product curve for the firm with less capital.<br />

d. will show no diminishing marginal returns.<br />

e. will lie above the total product curve for the firm with less capital.<br />

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