Table 2.1 contains information on three techniques for producing $15 worth of bar soap. Assume that we said $15 worth of bar soap" because soap costs $3 per bar and all three techniques produce 5 bars of soap ($15 $3 per bar x 5 bars). So you know each technique produces 5 bars of soap. LO2.3 a. What technique will you want to use if the price of a bar of3 soap falls to $2.75? What if the price of a bar of soap rises to $4? To $5?
Where do I substitute the $2.75
Consider an economy’s production is as follows: 1 million pounds of bread (sold at Rs. 2.00 each); 1.2 million pounds of flour (sold at Rs. 1.00 per pound) and 2.3 million pounds each of yeast, sugar & salt (all sold at Rs. 1.00 per pound). Calculate:
a. Output of the economy. (1 mark)
b. Total income of the economy. (2 marks)
What will happen if a shoe firm sells its shoes at a price lower that the opportunity cost of the inputs used in the production process?