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Wild Woman’s Wild Wilderness Adventures sells 1,000 vacation packages each year.
The average total cost of the packages is $450 and each package sells for $770. Annual
profit is
a. $230
b. $320
c. $2,300
d. $320,000
e. $3.2 million
125. Entrepreneurs operate in which spheres of economic life?
a. c and e
b. education and training
c. production
d. accounting
e. markets
126. Suppose an entrepreneur commits to a production schedule but underestimates the market
price for his products. What will be true about his current level of production?
a. Losses will be very high.
b. Marginal cost will be less than marginal revenue.
c. Marginal cost will be more than marginal revenue.
d. Average total cost will exceed price.
e. Total fixed costs will be too low.
127. Suppose an entrepreneur commits to a production schedule but overestimates the market
price for her products. Which situation is not possible?
a. Price equals average total cost.
b. Losses are greater than if she shut down.
c. Total profit is positive.
d. Average variable cost is greater than marginal cost.
e. Total profit is zero.
128. A fishing boat owner sells her entire catch of 8,000 fish and maximizes profit that is
equal to $4,000. Suppose fish prices increase and you are asked to calculate her profit
knowing that she now sells 10,000 fish. If fish prices increased by $1 per fish, what do
you need to know to calculate her new profit level?
a. average fixed cost
b. average variable cost
c. change in average total cost
d. marginal cost
e. average total cost
129. A fishing boat owner sells her entire catch of 8,000 fish and maximizes profit that is
equal to $4,000. Suppose fish prices increase and she now sells 10,000 fish. If fish prices
increased by $1 per fish, what do you need to know to calculate her new average total
cost?
a. average fixed cost
b. change in average variable cost
c. change in total variable cost
d. how many fish she catches
e. how much profit is made
130. A fishing boat owner sells her entire catch of 20,000 fish and maximizes profit that is
equal to $7,000. Suppose fish prices increase and you are asked to calculate her profit
knowing that she now sells 30,000 fish. If fish prices increased by $3 per fish, what can
you say about her new profit level?
a. profit > $90,000
b. profit
c. profit
d. profit > $67,000
e. profit > $10,500
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