A) production function is Q = 10(KL)^1/2
For Q= 40, product of K and L should be 16, which is possible from following combination: (1,16) ,(2,8), (4,4), (8,2) and (16,1)
For Q=50, KL should be 25, which is possible from following combination: (1,25), (5,5) and (25,1)
For Q= 60, KL should be 36, which is possible from following combination (1,36), (2,18), (3,12), (4,9), (6,6), (9,4), (12,3) and (36,1)
This will be isoquant lines for all 3
B) Price of 1 labor unit is 10 and price of 1 capital unit is 10
So for TC = 80,100 and 120 restaurant can get in total 8, 10 and 12 units of labor and capital in combination like 1,7 or 1,9 1,11 or similar to that with sum of both units being 8,10 and 12. Following will be isocost lines:
Following are the outputs for each combination. You can observe that for the given production function, output will be maximum if equal number of capital and labour units are purchased. Also these points are tangents to isoquant lines of 40,50 and 60
D) We can see that it is constant rate of return to scale as proportion of units of capital and labour required to increase output is constant:
4K and 4L gives 40 units, 5k and 5L gives 50 units and 6k and 6L gives 60 units. You can check further that 7K and 7L will give 70 units. With every 1 unit increment in K and L together, output increases by 10 units.
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