MPPK =
Thus, MPPK is a function of both K and L.
MPPL =
Thus, MPPL is a function of both K and L.
4. Given the production function Q=96K 03107, find the MPPx and MPP, functions. Is MPPK a...
4. Consider the production functions given below: a. Suppose that the production function faced by a milk producer is given by Q = 40.5 20.5 = 4VK VL, where MPx = 2K-0.5 20.5 = 2 and MP, = 2 K0.5L-05 = 2 * i. Do both labor and capital display diminishing marginal products in the short run? ii. Find the marginal rate of technical substitution for this production function. (Hint: The MRTS = 1) iii. Does this production function display...
Explain the importance of the production function. What is MPP? If MPP is falling, what can be assumed about marginal costs? HTML Edito BI YAA - IX E 1 1 1 XX, EE NV GV O 12pt - Paragraph -
Suppose the production function is given by: q = L1/5K4/5 Use the optimality condition from part (b) along with the production function to find the input demand functions, L∗ & K∗.?
Specific Output Functions, Q = f(L,K): Below are some specific output functions. For each production function (1) Explain how the firm uses the inputs capital (K), and labor (L): (2) Provide an illustration of the corresponding isoquants the preference yield - include three isoquants with unique levels of output; (3) Provide a general form of the production function and create two specific production functions; and (4) Calculate the MRTS Lx for each of your proposed production functions (if possible). (1)...
For following two production functions: (1) Q = L1/4 K (2) Q = 2L + 4K a) Determine whether factor L is subject to diminishing marginal returns? What about K? b) Calculate the MRTS. c) Determine returns to scale: CRS, IRS or DRS. Show how you arrive at your answers. For function (2) also draw a few representative isoquants; fully label your graph.
Derive the cost function associated with the production function in questions 2 is C(q) = 4 + 2q and in questions 3 is C=wL+rK=1*8+2*4=16. The cost function is of the general form C(Q) = xQ. What is the value of x? 2. The inverse market demand function is given by P()-20 q. Would consumers prefer to face a monopolist in this market with a cost function given by C(g)4+ 2q, or a perfectly competitive firm with a cost function given...
Let the production function be Q = (K0.5 +L0.5)2 and assume that both factors are variable. (a) Derive the contingent demand functions for K and L (b) Substitute the contingent demand functions in the total cost that you minimized in part a) to obtain the total cost function. (c) Find the amount of K and L necessary to produce Q = 200 when v = 8 and w = 2. (d) For general w, v and Q, find the average...
You are given the following production function Q = K1/3L2/3, where Q is output, L is labor, and K is capital. First, calculate the marginal product of capital and the marginal product of labor. Next, calculate the marginal rate of technical substitution of labor for capital, MRTSL,K. What does this tell you about the production function?
1. Suppose the production function is given by Q = LK, where MPL = K and MPK = L. The level of output Q = 100 and both wage and interest rates are equal to one, so that w== a) Given that the wage increases to 4, determine the elasticity of demand for labour at the new wage. Indicate whether the wage bill will increase or decrease as wage increases to 6. b) Find the linear demand function for labour...
2) Consider the following production function for shirts: q=13/4K1/4, where L is worker-hours, and K is sewing machine-hours. The cost of one hour of labor L is w The cost of renting a sewing machine for one hour is r. What type of returns to scale does this production function have? a) b) Compute the marginal product of labor L and marginal product of capital K. What is the marginal rate of technical substitution of labor for capital .e. how...