 How can production be optimized or cost optimized?  How does output respond to change in quantity of inputs?  How does technology matter in reducing.

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 How can production be optimized or cost optimized?  How does output respond to change in quantity of inputs?  How does technology matter in reducing the cost of production?  How can the least cost combination of input be achieved?  Given the technology, what happens to the rate of return when more plants are added to the firm?

o ‘Production’ means a process by which resources are transformed into a different and more useful commodity or service. o Input is anything which a firm buy for use in its production & output is goods that come out of production.

o Fixed Input is one whose supply is inelastic for short-run. o Variable Input is one whose supply in the short-run is elastic. o Short-run & Long- run are the period involve in the production process.

o It state the technological relationship between input and output in the form of an equation, a table or a graph. o Q = ƒ (LB, L, K, M, T, t) LB: Land and Building, L: Labour, K: Capital, M: Raw Materials, T: Technology, t: Time

Production function with two variables Q = ƒ (L, K)

Qc = ƒ (K, L) Qc: The quantity of coal produce per unit time K : CapitalL: Labour

K L

No. of Workers(N) Total Product (TP L ) (tonnes)Marginal Product (MP L )Avg Product (AP L ) Stages of Production (Based on MP L ) (i)(ii)(iii)(iv)(v) Increasing returns Diminishing returns Negative returns

Total output (Tonnes) Labour

Marginal and Average Product