With a Cobb-Douglas production function of Y= K$L$, What are the marginal product of capital and the marginal product of labor?

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Q: Suppose a soap-manufacturing production process is described by the following  equation: Y = a + b…

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Q: The equation below is a production function,   Q = (200)L + (100)K – (0.2)L2 – (0.1)K2     , where…

A: Q = (200)L + (100)K – (0.2)L2 – (0.1)K2

Q: Find the marginal rate of technical substitution for inputs k and 1 of this production function q =…

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A: The firm produces at MRTS=w/r   MRTS=MPL/MPK =100K/100L =K/L

Q: (v) Find the ratio of the marginal productivities of two inputs, at L =2 and K= 3 when the…

A: Q = 8LK - L2 -K2  MPk= ∆Q / ∆K = 8L - 2K  MPl= ∆Q / ∆L = 8K - 2L

Q: True or False? This marginal cost function is the derivative of the production function.

A: We have, Cw1,w2,y=w113+w2133y2 The marginal cost  MC = Cyw,y It means the C(w1,w2,y) function is…

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A: Given: Q=K1/2L1/2 Price of K=$8 Price of L=$2

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Q: Consider the following Cobb-Douglas production function: Y = 10L04K04. Suppose that the price of…

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Q: The following production function describes the production of buttons made of plastic: q = (4K0.5…

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Q: Suppose that you are given the following production function: Q=100K0.6L0.4 etermine the marginal…

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Q: If the production function is Q= KL and capital is fixed at 1 unit, then the marginal product of…

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Q: The equation below is a production function,Q = (200)L + (100)K – (0.2)L2 – (0.1)K2     , where Q is…

A: Q = (200)L + (100)K – (0.2)L2 – (0.1)K2

Q: Suppose a firm’s production function is given by q = 2KL + L  , where K is capital and L is labor.…

A: The average product of labor is nothing but the total product per unit of labor.  APL = TP / L

Q: In the following production function: f(x1, x2) = Ax1α1 x2α2 , where A, α1, α2 > 0. What is the…

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Q: Show that the Cobb – Douglas production function f(x,,x, )= Axx , with 0 0, x, > 0.

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Q: Suppose the production function is given by Q= SK + 2L. What is the marginal product of capital when…

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Q: ) Consider a firm with a Cobb-Douglas production function Y; = K§L-°. As the firm decreases the…

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Isocost and Isoprofit Curve Analysis

An isocost curve in the production theory that is a crucial part of economics depicts different combinations of factor inputs at a given market cost. In other words, this shows all the combinations of production factors that cost the same for the firm to employ. Usually, this can be depicted as a downward sloping straight line when the firms act as the price-takers in the factor markets. The slope of this mainly depicts the relative prices of different production factors.