5. The marginal product of labor (MPL) intersect with
the average product of labor (APL) at...
5. The marginal product of labor (MPL) intersect with
the average product of labor (APL) at the point where
APL reaches its maximum. Show mathematically that
MPL = APL at the point of intersection.
Labor (L)
Total Product (Q)
Marginal Product MPL
Average Product APL
0
0
1
5
2
11
3
18
4
23
5
26
3. According to the above table, at what usage of labor does
diminishing marginal product begin?
A) 1 worker
B) 2 workers
C) 4 workers
D) 5 workers
Need to calculate the MPL for all labor in a third column. Show
your work.
4. According to the above table, what is the marginal product of
the 4th...
Assume that the marginal product of labor (MPL) = 10. And the
marginal product of capital (MPK = 6. Assume also that the price of
labor (PL) = 4 and the price of capital (PK) = 2. Do you agree or
disagree that the firm should substitute capital for labor? Explain
why with a narrative explanation and a graph.
Suppose marginal product of labor (MPL)
= 0.3*K and wage = $ 2 while the marginal product of capital
(MPK) = 0.7*L and price of capital = $
1.
(a) What the marginal Rate of technical substitution
between labor and capital at L = 50 and K = 100?
(b) What is the relative wage ratio?
(c) Is the input allocation L=50 and K=100
optimal?
Using graphs, show the relationship between production and
costs, by using marginal product of labor (MPL), Average Product of
labor (APL), Marginal Cost (MC), and Average Cost (AC) curves?
Question 1) In table 1, Calculate the marginal product of labor
and average product of labor.
Table 1: Surfboard Production
Labor
(workers per week)
Total Product
(surfboards per week)
Marginal Product
Average product
0
0
-
-
1
30
2
70
3
120
4
160
5
190
6
210
7
220
Question 2) Surfboard Production Costs
Labor
(workers per week)
Total Product
(surfboards per week)
TFC
(SAR per surfboard)
TVC
TOTAL COST
AFC
AVC
ATC
MC
0
0
3000...
Capital (K)
Labor (L)
Output (Q)
MPL
APL
MC
AVC
ATC
10
0
0
10
1
10
10
10
10
2
24
14
12
10
3
39
15
13
10
4
52
13
13
10
5
61
9
12.2
10
6
66
5
11
10
7
66
0
9.4
10
8
64
-2
8
Assume that each unit of labor costs $10 (the
wage for a breakfast shift) and that fixed cost is
$5. Also assume that there are no...
Consider the production function q=5L^(0.3) K^(0.5) The marginal
product of labor is MPL=1.5L^(-0.7)K^(0.5) . Assume that capital is
fixed at in the short run.
Derive the formula for the short-run total product and graph
it. (Hint: Substitute in the production function
Derive the formula for the short-run average product of labor
(Hint: Divide the short-run total product by)
1.Table 27
Labor
Output
Marginal Product
of Labor
Marginal Revenue
Product of Labor
Wage
0
0
---
---
---
1
400
400
$800
$450
2
700
300
$600
$450
3
950
250
$500
$450
4
1050
100
$200
$450
Refer to Table 27. How many workers should the
firm hire?
A.1
B. 2
C. 3
D. 4
2. If education produces positive externalities and the
government does not intervene in the market, we would expect
Group of answer choices
A....