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Compute expected annual sales. Compute the standard deviation of annual sales. Compute the coefficient of variation of annual sales.
Describe what will happen and why to the firm's average fixed costs, marginal costs, average costs, and profits as the firm makes its choices.
Explain why general level of wages in the united states and other industrially advanced countries. what is the single most important factor underlying the long-run increase in average real-wage rate
a zero unit payoff goes to a cooperator who interacts with a defector, 4) the cost of knowing which is which is 2. Cooperators will all pay the cost of vigilance.
What is Gross Domestic Products (GDP)? Discuss the various methods used to measure GDP.
Jordan notices that the restaurant has a value meal containing three tacos and a medium drink all for $2.50. For Jordan, the marginal cost of purchasing the third taco would be?
Assume that the price of a substitute resource increases, other things constant. What happens to demand for labor? What are the new equilibrium wage rate and level of employment? What happens to the
Explain how to solve the following question When one is considering costs of taking a trip in their car, the average cost per mile includes some items of cost that are not included in the marginal c
Explain a personal daily struggle that is an example of the law of noncontradiction and the challenges posed to your beliefs and decisions.
Determine the size of the market surplus or shortage that would exist at a price of (a) $40 (b) $20. Illustrate your answers on a graph.
What is the difference between casemix funding and bundled payments in health systems, and which methods (if they do differ)can control health expenditure?
Does it then make sense for people with high abilities to go to small firms? Give some reasons why and some reasons why not.
Derive the consumer's marginal rate of substitution at the point (2,4). For prices p1 = 1/3 and p2 = 1 and m = 12, solve for the consumer's optimum choice of X1 and X2.
Find the total quantity produced and each firm's profit in equilibrium. Describe what happens to these when Firm 1 changes its technology as above.
Discuss perfect competition and long-run equilibrium. Provide detailed descriptions, definitions and concrete examples of your findings. Additionally, how does the proliferation of global trade and
Illustrate scarcity, choice and opportunity cost with the aid of a diagram showing a production possible frontier
Explain the concept of the opportunity cost. your answer could consider opportunity cost in the context of the production possiblity curve.
The demand for your product has been estimated to be Qdx = 7,880 - 4Px - 2Py + Pz - 0.1M. Graph the demand curve for X given the above information.
Derive the equation for how marginal revenue is a function of price and the own-price elasticity of demand, . Use this equation to explain why marginal revenue is less than price for a non-discrimin
Choose an organization that has a high fixed cost and low variable cost balance to run its operations. Discuss the balance of fixed and variable costs for the organization. How can the organization
Explain the difference between nominal and real variables and give tow examples of each. According to the principle of monetary neutrality, which variables are affected by changes in the quantity of
The monthly demand for lockers is estimated to be Q = 100 - 2P, where P is the monthly rental price and Q is the number of lockers rented per month. How many lockers would you expect to rent at this
Suppose that butchers and bakers had no unions. Now suppose the butchers form a union. What does this do the labor supply of and wages of bakers?
Outpacing the sale of wood-burning fireplaces. Use supply and demand analysis to show why firewood prices are not rising. Discuss possible long-term reactions from firewood suppliers.