• Q : Supply with demand in a profitable mode....
    International Economics :

    By early 70’s you realized the market for toys in the US is about to change. What policies would you suggest for the future in terms of new products and prices in order to match the supply with

  • Q : Utility functions and budget constraints....
    Microeconomics :

    Find the optimal amount of x and y to buy if you have the following utility functions and budget constraints.

  • Q : Linear regression model....
    Business Economics :

    Describe the problem and Formulate a model (functional relationship), use a linear regression model.

  • Q : Supply and demand in professional sports....
    Managerial Economics :

    “We don’t understand all this supply and demand stu? you’re telling us. Can you draw us a graph to make it more clear? We like to think of our product as the attendance.”

  • Q : Trends in board and narrow money growth....
    Macroeconomics :

    Trends in board and narrow money growth in Indian empirical investigation and implication.

  • Q : Total production a firm and marginal product....
    Microeconomics :

    Calculate the marginal product of each of the seven units of resource X and enter such figures in the table.

  • Q : Changing in consumer surplus arising from price increase....
    Microeconomics :

    Now assume that price of Q increases to P* = 0.80. Using your estimated demand function, calculate the change in consumer surplus arising from the price increase.

  • Q : Characteristics of the chinese economy during mao era....
    International Economics :

    The key characteristics of the Chinese economy during the Mao era and the socio-economic shortcomings that China experienced between 1949 and 1976.

  • Q : Reasons of income inequality in a country....
    Public Economics :

    Clarify reasons of income inequality in a country. Find special reasons which appear in developing countries.

  • Q : Case studies bert-s bonsai....
    Managerial Economics :

    Bert’s Bonsai is a small company, started through a retired plant scientist that sells Bonsai plants, materials and tools to cultivate them, and literature in book and magazine form.

  • Q : Linear programming problem....
    Managerial Economics :

    Form dual to the linear programming problem presented in problem 3; then solve it to get optimal value of C° . Does minimum value of C° for the primal in Problem 3 equal the maximum value of

  • Q : The wealth of nations....
    Macroeconomics :

    Under what situation, if any, do you believe that the pursuit of self- interest can encourage outcomes which are good for the group as a whole?

  • Q : Economics of uncertainty and information....
    Microeconomics :

    Consider a world with two assets: a riskless asset paying a zero interest rate, and a risky asset whose return r can take values +10% or –8% with equal probability.

  • Q : Agent demand functions for goods....
    Microeconomics :

    Derive the agent’s demand functions for good 1 and good 2. Calculate the quantities of good 1 and good 2 in the agent’s optimum bundle.

  • Q : Tax multiplier and financial intermediaries....
    Macroeconomics :

    John Maynard Keynes argued that the basic problem which led to the world depression was

  • Q : Fnding dataset on risk and wages....
    Public Economics :

    Suppose you are interested in assessing the value of the statistical life for individuals. You ?nd a dataset on risk and wages. You consider running OLS regression.

  • Q : Elasticity of the demand and market structure....
    Microeconomics :

    Include assumptions about the elasticity of the demand and market structure for the company’s good or service. Analyze data to determine fixed and variable costs.

  • Q : Supply and demand diagrams....
    Business Economics :

    Describe with use supply and demand diagrams, how the markets are affected in terms of the prices and quantities.

  • Q : Size of government spending and tax multipliers....
    Macroeconomics :

    In this question, compare the size of the Government spending multiplier under two different assumptions: the Fed sits on their hands so that when G rises, r rises with it (the standard case), and t

  • Q : Elasticity of demand....
    Microeconomics :

    Calculate Tom’s price elasticity of demand.

  • Q : Calculating series of nominal gdp using spreadsheet....
    International Economics :

    Calculate and Plot using a spreadsheet (like Ms Excel) the series for Nominal GDP.  

  • Q : Consumers preferences-utility function....
    Microeconomics :

    Assume that a consumer’s preferences are represented by the utility function U = MIN(X, 4Y). The price of Y is PY = 2, and the consumer has income, M = 210.

  • Q : Stata problem set in economics....
    Microeconomics :

    Are total household expenditures symmetric, positively skewed, or negatively skewed.

  • Q : Local economy and surrounding community....
    Public Economics :

    The city council has just approved the construction of the water park in your town. You are responsible for studying the impact of the new water park on the local economy and surrounding community.

  • Q : Gdp and its components....
    Macroeconomics :

    Explain the difference between nominal and real GDP and why real GDP is necessary to compare prior years’ data.

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