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Which of the following would be most likely to cause a change in the natural rate of unemployment?
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1. Assume the price of Super Bowl Tickets increases by 20% and the quantity demanded changes by 2%. a. What is the price elasticity of demand for
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suppose that the government cuts taxes in response to a recessionary gap, but because of legislative delays the tax cut is not put in place for 18...
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En 1993,cuando la economa estadounidense creca lentamente,el presidente Clinton recomend varios recortes al gasto y aumentos de impuestos dirigidos a...
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The question is part C Alwyn Young has a recent paper in which he studies the macroeconomic consequences of the horrible tragedy of AIDS in...
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D) P= -0.5Q + 400 (S) P = 0.5Q + 200 World price: Pw = 210 Tariff: t = 50 $/unit - Calculate: * Domestic production before and after tariff.
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Which of the following are examples of price discrimination that take advantage of customer impatience?
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In January 2015, several large multinational corporations announced lower than expected earnings for the fourth quarter of 2014. Many blamed the...
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In a recent study of Colorado workers who were recently layed off, researchers found that after being layed off the majority of workers increased...
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What are FHA's and VA's roles in the mortgage market?
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How responsive do you think consumers will be to the price change when these fluctuations occur due to changes in supply? Why?
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q1 ) In the orange market, in which of the following cases will the equilibrium price necessarily increase?
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One view of the consumption function is that workers have high propensities to consume and capitalists have low propensities to consume.
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Deadweight loss from monopoly can best be described as the A. increase in producer surplus. net decrease in market surplus. decrease in producer...
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Explain the difference between absolute and comparative advantage and use these concepts to explain when two countries may find it beneficial to...
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Increasing government spending when the economy is in a recession is an example of: A)active monetary policy. B)active fiscal policy. C)passive...
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The supply curve for Fancy F lowers is represented by the equation Q s 5 10P. Graph the supply curve.
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Global Crossing is a major provider of fiber optic cable capacity.having a 70% market share.
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It is fairly common to hear or read someone stating an opinion such as this: "If I ran my business like government runs its business, I'd go broke.
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8 pages summary on Chapter 4, 5, 6, 7 so that people outside the classroom can know what you learned from this chapters. Chapter 4: Future Value,...
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QUESTION 1 FromBoilercastlecture 2-1:Back in 1974 real GDP decreased by 0.5% and the inflation rate increased to 11%.Which aggregate demand or
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Suppose that twenty-five years ago a country had nominal GDP of $1,000, a GDP deflator of 200, and a population of 100.
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nto such serious foreign debt problems and what are the implications of this debt for both the economics of less developed and more developed nations?...
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Suppose an economy produces two products: meat pies and MP3s. In 2011, 20 meat pies are sold at $5 each, and eight MP3s are sold at $50 each.
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Hotel Rooms in Radnor, PA go for $100 a day and 1,000 rooms are rented per day. To raise revenue, the Township Manager decides to charge a hotel tax...
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It would be grateful if you could help me solve these questions. 1) Explain and illustrate using the Keynesian model (AE/Y diagram) the effect of the...
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6.Suppose a war causes a sudden, large increase in government spending. a) What happens to both prices and GDP in the short-run Classical Model? Do
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Read the following article on the issue of how national parks in the US cope with a large number of visitors. https://www.
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the difference between an asset and a liability on a bank's balance sheet? How does net worth relate to each? Why must a balance sheet always balance?...
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suppose we define s1 and s2 as the saving rates in countries 1 and 2 respectively, d1=d2 as the depreciation rate in countries 1 and 2 respectively,
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Managerial Economics 1. Comparing the four models of market structures, cite the limitations/drawbacks of each.
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The following two tables are used in all the following questions. Thus, part of the following questions involve determining exactly what you need for...
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In 1979 the median household in the U. earned $15,620 and by 2015 this was $76,800 (both of these values are nominal).
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Suppose a public referendum is being held on whether or not to levy a tax on cigarettes. Currently, the supply of cigarettes is given by Qs = -105 +...
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Explain what is meant by income elasticity of money demand.
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En el 2000,el presidente del Consejo de Gobernadores del sistema de la Reserva Federal,Alan Greenspan,manifest su preocupacin porque la tasa de
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1-Nyman's theory for demand on health insurance supports the increasing medical care cost to eliminate inefficient moral hazard. Do you agree or
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Knowledge externalities There are two power plants A and B, each selling electricity, noted e , at a price of $1 per unit.
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select all items below that tend to favor natural monopoly: (a) high deadweight loss, (b) economics of scale, (c) essential facility, (d) high...
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The Australian Federal Government is concerned that too high energy prices negatively affect both households' wellbeing and business stability.
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You are a producer oflithium batteries. Last month, afireat your factory eliminated 50% of your firm's production capability.
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Prompt : Perhaps we should replace GDP with GPI - Genuine Progress Indicator - or the Index of Sustainable Economic Welfare (Links to an external...
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Reply with price and I will PM you question with new price: Suppose the government of a municipality is trying to determine how to deal with...
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You've researched and found that most firms in the market currently experience costs such that TC=260+75Q4Q2+0.082Q3.
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on econ 201(the market, budget constraints, preference, utility an choices) is there any reccomendation you can give me on prepping for this midterm?...
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In the cost, demand and marginal revenue curves for the monopolist, where the monopolist's production cost is proportional to output and the average
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Based on readings from current news sources and your understanding from the text and readings, why is Brexit a major economic event and what is the
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Christina Romer and Jared Bernstein in "The Job Impact of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Plan" calibrated the impact of the proposed
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You are a duopolist producer of a homogeneous good. Both you and your competitior have zero marginal costs.
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Explain why even the most independent central banks are still dependent on the support of the governement to their policy objectives effectively?
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