A farmer can grow wheat or corn. The unit profits for a bushel of each are the same. To grow wheat (W) and corn (C...
A farmer can grow wheat or corn. The unit profits for a bushel of each are the same To grow wheat (W) and corn (C), the farmer requires four input factors: Capital(K), land (L), A-Fertilizer (A), and B-fertilizer (B). • The production of one bushel of corn requires two units of capital and the production of one unit of wheat four units of capital. The farmer has 32 units of capital available. The production of one bushel of corn requires...
Questions 1-30 refer to the following problem: A farmer can grow wheat or corn. The unit profits for a bushel of each are the same. To grow wheat (W) and corn (C), the farmer requires four input factors: Capital (K), land (L), A-Fertilizer (A), and B-fertilizer (B). The production of one bushel of corn requires two units of capital and the production of one unit of wheat four units of capital. The farmer has 32 units of capital available. The...
A farmer owns 450 acres of land. He is going to plant each acre with wheat or corn. Each acre planted with wheat yields $2000 profit, requires three workers and requires two tons of fertilizer. Each acre planted with corn yields $3000 profit, requires two workers, and requires four tons of fertilizer. There are currently 1000 workers and 1200 tons of fertilizer available. The farmer wants to maximize his profit from planting his land. a) Write the managerial formulation for...
Please answer a,b and c in rice? A production possibility frontier A farmer can grow soybeans or corn. The farmer can grow 80 bushels of soybeans or 160 bushels of corn on each acre of land. The price of soybeans is $13.20 per bushel. The price of corn is $5.85 per bushel. a. Construct this farmer's PPF for soybeans and corn in bushels, per acre . b. What is the opportunity cost (in dollars) per acre to grow soybeans? Corn?...
Suppose a farmer has several plots of land on which he can grow wheat or corn. The following table lists his options for production: Option Wheat Corn A 100 0 B 80 35 C 60 65 D 40 85 E 20 105 F 0 110 a) Construct a graph of the farmer’s PPF with corn on the Y-axis and wheat on the X-axis. Plot points A through F on the PPF. b) What is the opportunity cost of an additional...
Problem 1-1 A farmer owns 450 acres of land. He is going to plant each acre with wheat or corn. Each acre planted with wheat yields $4000 profit, requires three workers, and requires two tons of fertilizer. Each acre planted with corn yields $2000 profit, requires two workers, and requires four tons of fertilizer. There are currently 1000 workers and 1200 tons of fertilizer available. To hedge against risk, the farmer wants to sure that the acres of wheat do...
Farmer Hoglund has discovered that on his farm, he can get 30 bushels of corn per acre if he applies no fertilizer. When he applies N pounds of fertilizer to an acre of land, the marginal product of fertilizer is 1 − N/200 bushels of corn per pound of fertilizer. (a) If the price of corn is $3 a bushel and the price of fertilizer is $p per pound (where p < 3), how many pounds of fertilizer should he...
(50%) 2, Four new brands (A. B. C. and D) of fertilizer that a farmer can use to grow crops just came on the market. Before deciding which brand he should use permanently for all crops, a farmer decided to experiment for one season. To do so, he randomly assign each fertilizer to five one acre tracts of land that he used to grow wheat. The following table gives the production of wheat (in bushels) for each acre for four...
Please solve the problem by showing calculation works. And please do not use R or other programing to solve the problem. Thank you Four new brands (A, B, C, and D) of fertilizer that a farmer can use to grow crops just came on the market. Before deciding which brand he should use permanently for all crops, a farmer decided to experiment for one season. To do so, he randomly assign each fertilizer to five one-acre tracts of land that...
1. A manufacturer produces three products, A, B, and C. The profits for each unit of A, B, and C sold are $11, $22, and $33, respectively. Fixed costs are $18,000 per year, and the costs of producing each unit of A, B, and C are $4, $5, and $7, respectively. Next year, a total of 10,000 units of all three products is to be produced and sold, and a total profit of $18,000 is to be realized. If total...