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  1. Consider a firm with the following production function:q = (ak+bl)^(1/2) The firm's total costs can be written as C = F + rk +
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  2. This is due Thursday. We are studying monopolies, and the question is;Firm X is a monoply firm. MR and MC for Firm X are as
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  3. Each firm in a perfectly competitive market has a short-run total cost of TC=75+500Q-5Q²+0.5Q², where MC=500-10Q+1.5Q²a)
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  4. Suppose the short run market price a competitive firm faces is Birr 9 and the total cost of the firm is: TC = 200 + Q + 0.02Q 2
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  5. The total cost faced by a firm in a perfectly competitive is given as:TC = 600-100Q+0.5Q2 i. Find the profit maximizing level of
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  6. supose the following demand and cost function of duopoly firmx=40-0.2p where x=x1+x2 c1=50+2x1+0.5x12 c2=100+10x2 drive riaction
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  7. 2 questions that im stuck on!!!1. Suppose a firm has a production function Q = 3(squareroot)N, where N is labour. Suppose the
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  8. 2= Assume a firm operating under perfectly competitive market structure has a total cost function of TC=72+4Q+2Q^2. If the
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  9. Firm A and firm B have debt-total asset ratios of 35% and 30% and ROA of 12% and 11%, respectively. Which firm has a greater
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  10. 31. Suppose the market portfolio is equally likely to increase by 30% or decrease by 10%.a. Calculate the beta of a firm that
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