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Distinguish between short-run and long-run production functions.

Explain how is short-run production function is different from long-run production function.

Differentiate between short-run and long-run production functions.

Distinguish between short-run and long-run.

Distinguish Between
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Solution

Sr. No. Basis Short-run Production Function Long-run Production Function
1. Definition It refers to a situation where only one input is variable; the others are fixed. It refers to a situation where all inputs are variable.
2. Expression Expressed as: Qx = f(L) Expressed as: Qx = f(K, L)
3. Change in Inputs Studies the effect of change in one input (e.g., labour) only. Studies the effect when all inputs are changed simultaneously.
4. Fixed Inputs Some inputs (e.g., capital) remain constant. There are no fixed inputs; all can be varied.
5. Output Response Response of output is called Returns to a Factor. Response of output is called Returns to Scale.
6. Related Law Based on the Law of Variable Proportions. Based on the Law of Returns to Scale.
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Chapter 7: Laws of Returns - Returns to a Factor and Returns to Scale - TEST YOURSELF QUESTIONS [Page 131]

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