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Assume that a firm finds that its profits will be maximized (or losses minimized) when it produces $50 worth of product X.Each of these techniques shown in the following table will produce exactly $50 worth of X. Assume that a firm finds that its profits will be maximized (or losses minimized) when it produces $50 worth of product X.Each of these techniques shown in the following table will produce exactly $50 worth of X.   (a) Which method is most efficient? Why? (b) Given the above prices, will the firm adopt a new method, which involves 2 units of land, 2 of labour, 4 of capital, and 8 of entrepreneurial ability? (c) Suppose the price of labour falls to $1 without any other prices changing.Which of the methods will the firm now choose? Why? (a) Which method is most efficient? Why?
(b) Given the above prices, will the firm adopt a new method, which involves 2 units of land, 2 of labour, 4 of capital, and 8 of entrepreneurial ability?
(c) Suppose the price of labour falls to $1 without any other prices changing.Which of the methods will the firm now choose? Why?

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