Workers at Sues Surfboards negotiate a wage increase of $100 a week per worker. If other things
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Workers at Sue’s Surfboards negotiate a wage increase of $100 a week per worker. If other things remain the same, explain how Sue’s Surfboards’ short-run average cost curves and marginal cost curve change.
Sue’s Surfboards, in Problem 2 , hires workers at $500 a week and its total fixed cost is $1,000 a week.
Problem 2
The table sets out Sue’s Surfboards’ total product schedule.
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Labor (workers per week) 1 2 456334 7 Output (surfboards per week) 30 70 120 160 190 210 220
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