Production Economics Quiz 5 (30 MCQs)

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1. The initiative and creativity to produce something new describes which factor of production?
2. What is the term for a person who purchases goods and services for personal use?
3. Why would a producer want to increase the productivity of his/her workers?
4. In which of the following situations would a business be wise to shut down (close) its factory?
5. Production function shows the technological relationship between .....
6. The best definition of fixed costs are those that do not vary with:
7. An example of natural resource.
8. The definition of Scarcity is .....
9. As one of the factors of production/productive resources, capital can be defined as
10. What is the term for the total supply of a specific good or service available to consumers?
11. An opportunity cost is
12. Scarcity of resources forces nations, businesses and people to make
13. The United States decides what goods to produce by letting
14. Which of the following is a fixed cost for owning a vehicle?
15. A Pizza Oven is an example of .....
16. Your garbage man is an example of
17. Capital in Economics is defined as .....
18. An increase in total production due to an increase of one unit of variable input is known as .....
19. The computers you are using are examples of
20. The market value of all the inputs a firm uses in production.
21. The term production in economics means-
22. An external economy of scale is when
23. Which best of the following best describes economics as a social and an applied science?
24. Your cafeteria cook is an example of
25. Things that you use for your survival are called
26. Labor refers to .....
27. Land includes .....
28. Which of the following costs are generally assumed to be fixed?
29. Which of the following is NOT a reason for Depreciation (aka Capital Consumption Allowance) occurring?
30. In the short run, when factors such as capital are fixed, variable factors tend to show an initial phase of increasing marginal product followed by diminishing marginal product. The corresponding cost curves show an initial phase of declining marginal costs, followed by increasing MC after diminishing returns have set in.