Question

If a firm is currently in a​ short-run equilibrium earning a​ profit, what impact will a​ lump-sum tax have on its production​ decision? A. The firm will not change output and earn a higher profit. B. The firm will decrease output to earn a higher profit. C. The firm will not change output but earn a lower profit. D. The firm will increase output but earn a lower profit. If a firm is currently in a​ short-run equilibrium earning a​ profit, what impact will an increase in variable factor prices have on its production​ decision? A. The firm will decrease output to earn a higher profit. B. The firm will not change output but earn a lower profit. C. The firm will not change output and earn a higher profit. D. The firm will decrease output and earn a lower profit.

Answer 1

Question 1:

The correct option is "C"

Question 2:

The correct option is "D"

Step-by-step explanation:

Question 1:

A firm amplifies benefit b comparing minimal income (MR) with peripheral cost (MC). A change in fixed costs like singular amount charge doesn't change MC, in this way firm delivers same yield. Be that as it may, higher fixed cost expands absolute expenses, consequently benefit diminishes.

Question 2:

Increment in factor cost will build MC and increment ATC, along these lines firm will diminish yield and benefit will fall.