Answer 11. e. More snowfall
Reason- In economies of scale, when there is more snowfall, the average total cost decreases.
Answer 12. a) and c) are false
Reason- Economic profit are lower than accounting profit. Economic profit is equal to total revenue minus explicit cost and implicit cost.
Answer 13. B. $62000
Reason- Economic profit=( 5*15000)-(4500+8500)= $62000
Answer 14. c) The six month lease for the factory
Reason- Fixed cost are there irrespective of the quantity produced. Labor cost, telephone bills and paper cost depend on the output produced.
Answer 15. d) b and c
Reason- part A is false because AFC =TFC/Q When Q rises, AFC falls.
MC= TCn-TCn-1
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