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12.5)
Production function: x = k0.5l1.5
Given k = 27 and output x = 27
Use the production function to solve for l we get
27 = (27)0.5(l)1.5
(27)0.5 = l1.5, solve for l we get
l = (27)1/3 = 3
12.6)
To obtain the labor that the firm will hire in the long run the firm will maximize the profit.
Π = 500(k0.5l1.5) – 10l -10k
Differentiate wrt to l and k respectively to obtain the first order condition.
dΠ/dl = 500*1.5*k0.5l0.5 -10 = 0---------------------------------1)
dΠ/dk = 500*0.5*k-0.5l1.5 -10 = 0----------------------------------------2)
Divide equation 1) by 2) we get
3k = l , put l = 3k in the production function we get,
x = (3)1.5k2
[x/(3)1.5]0.5 = k
l = (3)0.25x0.5
12.5 Unanswered 2 attempts left A firm's production function is x = k0.541.5. We have p=500,w=10...
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