Multiple Choice QuestionOne worker can produce 7 units of output with a selling price of $2.60 each. Even though the firm competes in an imperfect market, business is so good that the manager hires a second worker who produces 6 units. To sell these six additional units the firm must lower the price to $2.40 each. Calculate the total revenue for the firm with two workers.Multiple choice question.$32.60$32.50$31.20$33.80
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Multiple Choice QuestionOne worker can produce 7 units of output with a selling price of 2.40 each. Calculate the total revenue for the firm with two workers.Multiple choice question.32.5033.80
Solution
To calculate the total revenue for the firm with two workers, we need to consider the output and selling price for each worker.
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The first worker produces 7 units, each sold for 2.60/unit = $18.20.
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The second worker produces 6 units, each sold for 2.40/unit = $14.40.
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To find the total revenue for the firm with two workers, we add the revenues from the first and second worker. So, 14.40 (from the second worker) = $32.60.
So, the total revenue for the firm with two workers is $32.60.
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