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AGEC 105 - chapter 6 Questions with Answers (100%
Correct Answers)
What are the conditions for perfect competition? Answer: -
homogeneous products
- no barriers
- many sellers
- perfect information
T/F: usally, firms can influence the market price Answer: false
production differentiation is caused by what? Answer: advertisement
classification of inputs: land Answer: renewable and non-renewable
resources
classification of inputs: labor Answer: all owner and hired services
NOT including management
classification of inputs: capital/materials Answer: manufactured goods
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classification of inputs: management Answer: production decisions
designed to achieve specific economics goals
What does T.P.P. stand for and what is the formula? Answer: The
Production Function
Total Physical Product Curve
T∆output ÷ T∆input item
What does M.P.P. stand for and what is the formula? Answer:
Marginal Physical Product
∆output ÷ ∆input item
What does the M.P.P. Curve measure? Answer: The rate of change in
output in response to a change in the use of labor
In other words, the slope of the T.P.P. Curve is approximately equal to
the... Answer: slope of M.P.P.
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AGEC 105 - chapter 6 Questions with Answers (100%
Correct Answers)
What are the conditions for perfect competition? Answer: -
homogeneous products
- no barriers
- many sellers
- perfect information
T/F: usally, firms can influence the market price Answer: false
production differentiation is caused by what? Answer: advertisement
classification of inputs: land Answer: renewable and non-renewable
resources
classification of inputs: labor Answer: all owner and hired services
NOT including management
classification of inputs: capital/materials Answer: manufactured goods
© 2025 All rights reserved
, 2
classification of inputs: management Answer: production decisions
designed to achieve specific economics goals
What does T.P.P. stand for and what is the formula? Answer: The
Production Function
Total Physical Product Curve
T∆output ÷ T∆input item
What does M.P.P. stand for and what is the formula? Answer:
Marginal Physical Product
∆output ÷ ∆input item
What does the M.P.P. Curve measure? Answer: The rate of change in
output in response to a change in the use of labor
In other words, the slope of the T.P.P. Curve is approximately equal to
the... Answer: slope of M.P.P.
© 2025 All rights reserved