If firm sales (revenue) is increasing but costs areincreasing faster (MR<MC) then:Answer: "Y" for Yes or "N" for NoHow are the following measures affected? *assume the following effects are in time order Increase (right)Decrease (left)No effectUnknownPreference for the good being sold Firm Profits Output Supply shifts Output market price Factor demand shifts (relative to output) Wages (income) Economic (Consumer) Welfare due to wage effect Labor supply shifts (due to wages) Leisure (due to wage change) Economic (Consumer) Welfare (overall) Demand for substitute goods Preference for related goods

Hi, thanks for the question. Since there are multiple questions posted, we will answer first three. If you want any specific question to be answered then please submit that question only or specify the question. The firm sales (revenue) are increasing, but costs are increasing faster. Since the sales revenue is less than cost, then preference for goods being sold will decrease. Since the marginal cost is increase faster than marginal revenue, the profit of the firm will decrease. If the marginal cost is increasing faster, then the overall cost of production will increase, hence firm would decrease the supply of output, thus, output supply curve will shift to leftward.

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If firm sales (revenue) is increasing but costs are increasing faster (MR<MC) then:	Answer: "Y" for Yes or "N" for No
How are the following measures affected? *assume the following effects are in time order	Increase (right)	Decrease (left)	No effect	Unknown
Preference for the good being sold
Firm Profits
Output Supply shifts
Output market price
Factor demand shifts (relative to output)
Wages (income)
Economic (Consumer) Welfare due to wage effect
Labor supply shifts (due to wages)
Leisure (due to wage change)
Economic (Consumer) Welfare (overall)
Demand for substitute goods
Preference for related goods

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