A firm's average total cost is equal to the firm's:
A. total cost divided by its level of output.
B. level of output divided by its variable cost.
C. marginal cost divided by its level of output.
D. total cost divided by its total revenue.
Answer: A
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A) income elasticity of demand. B) cross elasticity of demand. C) price elasticity of demand. D) price elasticity of supply. E) cross income elasticity of demand.
Suppose that the Australian economy initially uses 50 billion hours of labor to produce $5 trillion of real GDP. If 50 billion more hours are employed and Australia's real GDP increases by $4 trillion more,
A) Australia's production function exhibits diminishing returns. B) Australia's production function exhibits increasing returns. C) Australia has an Okun Wedge of $1 trillion. D) Australia has positive Lucas Wedge. E) Australia's production possibility frontier has a positive slope.