• Q : Minimizing the cost of waiting line....
    Microeconomics :

    A goal of many waiting line problems is to help a firm find the ideal level of services that minimize the cost of waiting and the cost of providing the service. True or False

  • Q : Errors in the comparative statistical analysis....
    Microeconomics :

    Can they obtain the right set of data? How would they collect the data? What would cause errors in their comparative statistical analysis?

  • Q : Fixed capital and labor expenses....
    Microeconomics :

    Task: Fixed capital and labor expenses are $1.2 million per year. Variable expenses average $2,000 per van conversion.

  • Q : Coefficient of variation problem....
    Microeconomics :

    Problem: The __________ is the ratio of __________ to the _____________. a. standard deviation; covariance; expected value b. coefficient of variation; expected value; standard deviation

  • Q : Equations for the maximum profit....
    Microeconomics :

    Solve these equations for the maximum profit that the amusement park will attain when it charges different prices in the two markets and when it charges a single price for the combined market.

  • Q : Expected returns and standard deviations of stocks....
    Microeconomics :

    Suppose the expected returns and standard deviations of stocks A and B are E(RA)= 0.17, E(RB) = 0.27, StdDevA = 0.12, and StdDevB = 0.21, respectively.

  • Q : Sequence of random numbers....
    Microeconomics :

    Using the following sequence of random numbers, simulate 6 hours of car arrivals at Joe Kelly’s oil change and tune-up facility. Random numbers: 92, 44, 15, 77, 21, 38.

  • Q : Monopolists demand and total cost functions....
    Microeconomics :

    Problem: A Monopolist's Demand and Total Cost functions are: a. At what level of output and sales (Q) and price (P) will Total Profits be maximized?

  • Q : Industries are engaging in a tit for tat strategy....
    Microeconomics :

    If industries are engaging in a tit for tat strategy how would an observer/analyst "prove" it? Is there a model or mathematical formula (that's easy to follow?)

  • Q : Mergers and p-e ratios....
    Microeconomics :

    If Castles acquires the other firm by exchanging one of its shares for every two of Firm Foundation's, what will be the earnings per share of the merged firm?

  • Q : Notion of a prisoners dilemma....
    Microeconomics :

    Question: Would you recommend that a firm cut its price or hold to the current price? Why? Question: How, if at all, does this relate to the notion of a "prisoner's dilemma"?

  • Q : Income effect-substitution effect at work....
    Microeconomics :

    When the prices change next month will there be an income effect and a substitution effect at work or just one of them. Explain.

  • Q : What is government spending in the economy....
    Microeconomics :

    If GDP is $100 billion, consumption is $60 billion, investment is $30 billion, and net exports are -$5 billion, what is government spending in this economy?

  • Q : Price-earnings ratio for the firm....
    Microeconomics :

    The company has 100,000 shares outstanding and a total profit for the year of $500,000. The price-earnings ratio for this firm at the time the stock was sold is?

  • Q : Determining the average referral time....
    Microeconomics :

    What percentage of your callers needs to be referred? Of those who had to be referred, what is the average referral time?

  • Q : Indicating the account balance audit....
    Microeconomics :

    Q1. Identify the substantive test that should have detected each error. Q2. For each substantive test identified in (a), indicate the account balance audit objective to which it pertains.

  • Q : Calculate the four-firm concentration ratio in the market....
    Microeconomics :

    Ranking the firms' sales from highest to lowest, we find the top four firms' sales to be $175,000, $150,000, $125,000, and $100,000, respectively. Calculate the four-firm concentration ratio in the

  • Q : Additional funds needed for the coming year....
    Microeconomics :

    Assume that the company pays no dividends. Under these assumptions, what would be the additional funds needed for the coming year? Round your answer to the nearest dollar.

  • Q : Four-firm concentration ratio before the merger....
    Microeconomics :

    Q1. Calculate the four-firm concentration ratio (C4) before the merger. Show your work. Q2. Calculate the four-firm concentration ratio (C4) after the merger. Show your work.

  • Q : Post-merger bargaining outcome....
    Microeconomics :

    What's the likely bargaining negotiation outcome if the advertisers bargain by telling each newspaper that they're going to reach agreement with the other newspaper, so the gains to reaching agreeme

  • Q : Unconstrained optimization problem....
    Microeconomics :

    Q1. Is this a constrained optimization problem or an unconstrained optimization problem? Q2. If Brian is going to spend a total of 19 hours a week studying what is the optimal mix of studying betwee

  • Q : Marginal propensity to consume-marginal propensity to save....
    Microeconomics :

    Explain the relationship between the marginal propensity to consume and the marginal propensity to save. How do these two components affect GDP?

  • Q : Price of the call option by the black-scholes formula....
    Microeconomics :

    Question 1. Find the price of the call option by the Black-Scholes formula rounded to the nearest cent. Question 2. Experiment with the number of steps for the binomial tree model until your numeric

  • Q : Minimum monthly payments....
    Microeconomics :

    Suppose that you always make minimum monthly payments, at what time will your payment decrease to $10?

  • Q : What is the herfindahl index for industry....
    Microeconomics :

    a. What is the Herfindahl Index (HHI) for this industry? b. If there were a merger between Engines, Inc. and Silver Streak, what is the new industry Herfindahl Index? c. Would the Justice Department a

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