Answer: D) 5.359
Output = A.H. √K
H = 5 ; A = 4
The marginal output is the change in total output for the change in one additional unit of capital, keeping level of technology and level of human capital constant.
K | Total Output | Marginal Output |
0 | 4 * 5 * √0 = 0 | - |
1 | 4 * 5 * √1 = 20 * 1 = 20 | 20 |
2 | 4 * 5 * √2 = 20 * (1.41421) = 28.2842 | 8.2842 |
3 | 4 * 5 * √3 = 20 * (1.73205) = 34 . 641 | 6.3568 |
4 | 4 * 5 * √4 = 20 * 2 = 40 | 5.359 |
From the table above we see that the marginal output for K = 4 is 5.359.
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