"Diminishing Returns in Microbrewing? Your microbrewery produces craft beer, using a single vat, various ingredients, and workers. If you double the number of workers and ingredients, but don’t add a second vat, would you expect your output (gallons per hour) to double? Explain. If you double the number of workers and ingredients and add a second vat, would you expect your output (gallons per hour) to double? Explain."

Please help; I'm confused on this one. I got d as my answer, but I feel the correct answer should be (C), an increase in supply since the marginal cost is being increased due to work safety regulations.

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Imagine a firm with a marginal abatement cost (MAC) function equal to: MAC = 25 - 5E. The government introduces a cap-and-trade policy and grandfathers the firm 2 permits initially.  Assuming the market price of permits is $5, the firm will spend a total of $___ in order to buy permits.

If a Prof leaves their $100,000 per year job to start a business that earns annual revenue $400,000, and has annual labor and rental costs of $200,000, the economic profit of the business is $200,000.

Determining the Effect of Taxes on a Market Suppose all firms in a constant cost industry have identical costs of C(q)=5q²+6q+20. The market demand is Qo=256 – 2p. (a) Find the long-run equilibrium: Q*, q*, p*, and N*. (b) Suppose the government restricts the market to 41 firms. To do so, firms are required to get i permit to operate, but only 41 permits are issued in total. Find the equilibrium price and quantity. (c) Suppose instead of permits, the government simply charges all firms a fixed fee to operate of F=60. What is the resulting equilibrium price, quantity, and number of firms?

A farmer can sell 10 tons of corn at market price $2,000 per ton. In order to sell one more ton of corn, the farmer:   Can sell it for $2,000.   Cannot sell anymore because the market is in equilibrium.   Should raise its price above $2,000.   Must sell it for less than $2,000.

nd 35. AVERAGE SUPPLY A manufacturer supplies S(p) = 0.5p² + 3p + 7 hundred units of a Sie per certain commodity to the market when the price is p dollars per unit. Find the average supply as the price varies from p = $2 to p = $5. 6 43. E