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Question: What is meant by productivity, cost, and firm demand for one production factor. Can you please explain?
You have the resultsof studies conducted for three other companies, which estimate labor supply elasticities following raises at those companies.
Draw and explain a production possibilities frontier for an economy that produces milk and cookies.
At what price must American birdcages sell? Illustrate the gains to Americans from the existence of the birdcage market.
The tax burden falls mainly on consumers when demand is relatively elastic and it falls mainly on producers when demand is inelastic. True or false?
Demand and supply conditions in the perfectly competitive market for unskilled labor are as follows:
How do you solve for a, b, c, e in the equations: Qd = a-bW and Qs = c+eW when you know the equilibrium wage (or price) is $4
How would you interpret the value for each independent variable's coefficient estimate?
When is international trade an opportunity for workers? When is it a threat to workers?
Derive an expression for the monopolist's optimal quantity and price in terms of a, b, c, and e.
Question: In 1991, Rochester, New York, had a serious ice storm. Electric power was out in houses for days.
Suppose the government implements a minimum wage covering all textile workers at $8 per hour. How many workers will JockMart hire?
Clearly explain how supply and demand affect the prices of the homes and be sure to show your work and graph.
What are the reporting reasons on why gasoline prices have been fluctuating and trending upward for the past 12 months.
Question: A government's currency trades at equilibrium for $.30. What will happen if they try to maintain an exchange rate of $.40?
Fluctuating and increasing gasoline prices. What is your analysis on this topic and relate it to the United States economy.
Briefly explain the three trade-offs within a specific good/service within your local area.
Intelligent fiscal policy and appropriate monetary policy allow for a stabilizing influence on United States' economy.
If the short-run aggregate supply curve (which is a horizontal line in the relevant range) shifts upward from P = 102 to P = 104, what happens to real output?
How would holding this level of excess reserves affect the total change in the money supply
Draw the supply and demand curves for pounds, and determine the equilibrium exchange rate (dollars per pound).
Demand is very inelastic and there is barrier to entry due to economies of scale.
Consider a small open economy with a fixed exchange rate system.