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Taku-Tau company has provided you with the following information: Selling price per unit = N$90 Variable...

Taku-Tau company has provided you with the following information:

Selling price per unit = N$90

Variable cost per unit= N$30

Activity driver Cost driver rate Level of activity driver

Set-ups N$ 800 90

Inspection N$ 65 500

Other data:

Total fixed costs (traditional) N$900 000

Total fixed costs (ABC) N$450 000

If the company reduces the setup costs by N$100 per set up and reduces the number of inspections needed to 400, how many units must be sold to break even?

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a. Production & Cost Relationship in the Long-Run Explain the long-run production concept of diminishing returns...


a. Production & Cost Relationship in the Long-Run

Explain the long-run production concept of diminishing returns to scale, and what it implies about the long-run average costs of production.


b.

Quantity of Umbrellas

Total Cost

MC

0

8

na

1

10

2

2

13

3

3

17

4

4

22

5

5

28

6

6

35

7

(4 pts) Comment on the shape of the short-run total production curve that gives the input and output relationship in the short-run. Sketch and explain the shape. Your answer should be specific to the information given in the table above.

     

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A dairy farm faces a perfectly competitive market. It sells milk at $6 per liter. Complete...

A dairy farm faces a perfectly competitive market. It sells milk at $6 per liter. Complete the table below to answer the following questions.

Quantity of output (liter)

Total revenue

Marginal revenue

Total cost

Marginal cost

ATC

VC

AVC

0

3

1

5

2

8

3

12

4

17

5

23

6

30

7

38

8

47

a) Find the quantity of output that maximizes the profit for the firm. Also calculate the profit at that level.

b) Find out the break-even quantity for the firm.

c) Find out the shutdown point for the firm.

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Suppose a firm in a competitive market face the following costs and prices.

Suppose a firm in a competitive market face the following costs and prices. 

COSTS

REVENUES

Quantity
Produced

Total
Cost

Marginal
Cost

Quantity
Demanded


Price

Total
Revenue

Marginal
Revenue

0

$0

--

0

$80


--

1

$50


1

$80



2

$102


2

$80



3

$157


3

$80



4

$217


4

$80



5

$285


5

$80



6

$365


6

$80



7

$462


7

$80



8

$582


8

$80











  1. Complete the table.

  2. How much will the firm produce to maximize profit?

  3. What is the economic profit at the quantity produced to maximize profit?

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The table above shows some of the costs for a perfectly competitive firm. If the price is $160 per unit, how many units of output will the firm produce?

Quantity

Total fixed cost, TFC

(dollars)

Total variable cost, TVC

(dollars)

0

500

0

1

500

100

2

500

180

3

500

220

4

500

300

5

500

390

6

500

500

7

500

640

8

500

800

9

500

1000

10

500

1250

11. The table above shows some of the costs for a perfectly competitive firm. If the price is $160 per unit, how many units of output will the firm produce?

A) 8

B) 9

C) 10

D) more than 10

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Notice that the table is partial and doesn't start at 0, and also that it doesn't...

Notice that the table is partial and doesn't start at 0, and also that it doesn't go in increments of one at a time (so marginal values are approximations rather than exact).

The firm sells its output for P = $6.50. See below:

Quantity Total
Revenue
Marginal
Revenue
Total
Cost
Marginal
Cost
Profits
200 $1000 --
300 A $1550
400 $2150 D
500 B $2800
600 C $7

What will the firm's profits or losses be at the profit-maximizing (loss-minimizing) quantity? Carefully follow all numeric instructions. Indicate profits with a positive number (no sign) and losses with a negative number (with negative sign).

In: Economics

The Pole Division produces poles which can be sold to outside customers or transferred to the...

The Pole Division produces poles which can be sold to outside customers or transferred to the Flag Division. The following data are available for last year's activities in the Pole Division:

Capacity in units                     400,000 poles

Outside demand                      380,000 poles

Demand by Flag Division         25,000 poles

Selling price                               $5.00

Variable cost                              $2.75

Total fixed costs                     $200,000
  

On a transfer to the Flag Division, the Pole Division can save $0.65 of the variable costs per unit transferred.  HINT: Figure out the opportuning cost for the 5,000 units and average over the total units transferred.

$2.55

$5.00

$2.10

$4.35

$2.75

In: Accounting

FIFO and LIFO Costs Under Perpetual Inventory System The following units of an item were available...

FIFO and LIFO Costs Under Perpetual Inventory System

The following units of an item were available for sale during the year:

Beginning inventory 46 units at $41
Sale 32 units at $57
First purchase 40 units at $43
Sale 44 units at $58
Second purchase 16 units at $46
Sale 6 units at $59

The firm uses the perpetual inventory system, and there are 20 units of the item on hand at the end of the year.

a. What is the total cost of the ending inventory according to FIFO?
$

b. What is the total cost of the ending inventory according to LIFO?
$

I need the step by step solutions

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During the gasoline crunch in the mid and late seventies, the price of gas was kept...

During the gasoline crunch in the mid and late seventies, the price of gas was kept below the market-clearing price. Often this policy resulted in long lines. Assume two possible states of the world:

1) Gas costs $1.00 a gallon with no waiting

2) Gas costs $0.60 a gallon, but requires half an hour wait

Howard Outoluck is unemployed and figures his time is worth nothing. He also has a 20-gallon tank What is the total cost for Howard to fill his gas tank in the two scenarios given above? Which scenario would Howard prefer? *Be sure to consider the total opportunity cost in this example.

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big band corporation produces a semiconductor chip used on communications. the direct materials are added at...

big band corporation produces a semiconductor chip used on communications. the direct materials are added at hte start of the production process while conversion costs are added uniformly throughout the production process. big band had no inventory at the start of june. during the month it incurred direct material cost of $935,750 and conversion costs of $4,554,000. big band started 475,000 chips and completed 425,000 of them in june. ending inventory was 50% complete as to conversion costs.

Compute​ (a) the equivalent units of work done in​ June, and​ (b) the total manufacturing cost per chip. Allocate the total costs between the completed chips and those in ending inventory.

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