SAS 12 Flashcards

1
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The total output produced per unit of a resource employed

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Average product

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2
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The additional output produced when 1 additional unit of a resource is employed

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Marginal product

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3
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The total output of a particular good or service

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Total product

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4
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States that if additional units of one resource are added to another resource in fixed supply, eventually the additional output will decrease

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The law of diminishing marginal returns

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5
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Combination of inputs to produce the same level of output

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Isoquant

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6
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Prescribed by the profit incentives

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The willingness to produce

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7
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Refers to the consumer’s budget line

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Isocost line

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8
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Changes in accordance with tue volume of production

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Variable inputs

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9
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Prescribes by resources availability

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Ability to produce

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10
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Technical name given to a relationship between quantities of various inputs

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Production function

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11
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Remains constant regardless of the volume of production

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Fixed input

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12
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Transformation of inputs into outputs

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Production

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13
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A period of production where all inputs become variables

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Long run period

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14
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The point of tangency of the isoquant and isocost curves

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Profit maximization

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15
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The amount of one factor in that can be replaced by one factor

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Marginal rate of substitution

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