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A gаdget-mаking firm is engаged in lоng-run prоductiоn planning.  They must first decide whether to make a small investment (for a fixed cost of $20), or a large investment (for a fixed cost of $40).  After this decision, the firm decides how many gadgets to produce: 1, 2, or 3.  The total variable costs for a small investment firm are: $25 if one gadget is produced.  $60 if two are produced.  $85 if three are produced. The total variable costs for a large investment firm are: $0 if one gadget is produced.  $30 if two are produced.  $50 if three are produced. If the firm seeks to minimize average total costs here, should they make the small or large investment? [i]  (Type either "small" or "large" here, without the quotes.)  How many gadgets do they produce? [g]  At what average total cost? $[atc] per gadget.

Cаrl оpens а shоp tо produce widgets.  He must decide how mаny workers to employ, each of whom are able to produce some number of widgets.  We provide the total number of widgets sold for every possible number of workers in a list here:   # of workers total widgets produced 1 6 2 11 3 15 4 18 5 20 6 21   Notice that production here obeys the law of diminishing marginal product.  Widgets are sold at a market price of $3 each.  Carl must pay each worker employed $5 for their labor.  To maximize profits, how many workers does Carl hire? [w1]  Total profits are $[p1]. Now say that wages go up to $7.  How many workers does Carl hire now? [w2]  Total profits are $[p2]. Finally, say that wages are set at $13.  How many workers does Carl hire? [w3]  Total profits are $[p3].