This document appears to be an economics test for 11th grade students covering key concepts related to production, costs, and returns to scale. It includes:
1) Multiple choice questions testing definitions of inputs, examples of fixed inputs, the relationship between marginal product and average product.
2) True/false statements about short-run production, average fixed costs, average total cost curves, and constant returns to scale.
3) A worked problem calculating variable costs, fixed costs, average variable costs, and marginal cost given a total cost function.
The test covers essential economic terminology and relationships around production theory in a multiple choice, true/false, and worked problem format suitable for assessing students' understanding of found
This document appears to be an economics test for 11th grade students covering key concepts related to production, costs, and returns to scale. It includes:
1) Multiple choice questions testing definitions of inputs, examples of fixed inputs, the relationship between marginal product and average product.
2) True/false statements about short-run production, average fixed costs, average total cost curves, and constant returns to scale.
3) A worked problem calculating variable costs, fixed costs, average variable costs, and marginal cost given a total cost function.
The test covers essential economic terminology and relationships around production theory in a multiple choice, true/false, and worked problem format suitable for assessing students' understanding of found
This document appears to be an economics test for 11th grade students covering key concepts related to production, costs, and returns to scale. It includes:
1) Multiple choice questions testing definitions of inputs, examples of fixed inputs, the relationship between marginal product and average product.
2) True/false statements about short-run production, average fixed costs, average total cost curves, and constant returns to scale.
3) A worked problem calculating variable costs, fixed costs, average variable costs, and marginal cost given a total cost function.
The test covers essential economic terminology and relationships around production theory in a multiple choice, true/false, and worked problem format suitable for assessing students' understanding of found
Name ______________________ Grade & Sec_______ Number_________ Time allowed 20’ I) choose the correct answer from the given alternatives (1pt each): encircle your answer 1) All inputs used in production are broadly classified into: a) b) land, labour, capital and d) labour, and capital entrepreneurship. e) Land and labour c) land, labour, and capital 2) Which of the following is an example of fixed input? a) Plant and equipment c) Power b) Labour d) Raw material 3) _________ is the total amount of output resulting from the use of different quantities of inputs. a) Total product (TP) c) Average product (AP). b) Marginal product (MP) d) All of these 4) Which of the following is true on the relationship between MP and AP? a) When MP > AP, this means that AP is c) When MP < AP, this means that AP is rising, falling. b) When MP = AP, this means that AP is d) All of these maximum, II) Write ‘’true’’ if the statement is correct ‘’false’’ if the statement is incorrect(1pts each) 1) Short-run refers to the period of time over which all inputs are variable.________ 2) Average fixed cost is per unit cost of the variable factors of production. _________ 3) Average total cost curve can never touches average variable cost curve.__________ 4) Constant Returns to Scale occurs when output increases by a greater proportion than the proportion of increase in all the inputs._____________ III) Workout question(2 pts) 1) Assume the total cost of a producer of a commodity in the short run is given by the equation: TC=100+10 Q2, where: TC= total cost, Q= level of output. Using the given total cost find equation/value for: a) Variable costs:________________________________ b) Fixed costs:__________________________________ c) Average variable costs:___________________________ d) Marginal cost:_________________________________