Consider the following set-up: A firm has production function given by -1/2 Q = F(K, L)...

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Consider the following set-up: A firm has production function given by -1/2 Q = F(K, L) = AK ¹/2¹/2 where A> 0 is a constant. Wages are equal to w. In the short run, if technology improves and increases A a small amount (i.e. a calculus-like change) then the marginal change in variable costs at every Q will O Decrease by 20² KA² Decrease by w O Increase by w O Increase by 20² KA 20² ΚΑ 20² KA² Consider the following set-up: A firm has production function given by -1/2 Q = F(K, L) = AK ¹/2¹/2 where A> 0 is a constant. Wages are equal to w. In the short run, if technology improves and increases A a small amount (i.e. a calculus-like change) then the marginal change in variable costs at every Q will O Decrease by 20² KA² Decrease by w O Increase by w O Increase by 20² KA 20² ΚΑ 20² KA²

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