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The central bank of the United States that performs the general functions to help promote the effective operation of the country's economy.
Power generation can be both Monopolistic competition or an oligopoly in the U.S. We as a nation discuss reduction of carbon constant.
Analyze any comparative advantages and international trade opportunities. Explain the factors that will affect demand, supply, and prices of that product.
Suppose that the quantity of cars demanded exceeds the quantity of cars supplied.
Formally, i.e. mathematically, describe a feasible allocation for this economy.
Do the economic benefits of industrialization outweigh the economic costs?
How do changes in the foreign value of the U.S. dollar affect foreign enrollments at U.S. colleges?
Why would a decline in the value of the dollar prompt foreign manufacturers such as BMW to build production plants in the United States?
Who would benefit and who would lose from such retaliation? Can you suggest alternative ways to ensure import supplies?
Once someone has received TANF welfare benefits for a total of 5 years, they permanently ineligible for more TANF benefit. How will work incentives be affected?
What's so hard about guaranteeing everyone a minimal level of income support? What problems arise?
If tax breaks for the rich really stimulated investment and growth, wouldn't everyone benefit from them? Why would anyone oppose them?
Is a tax deduction for tuition likely to increase college enrollments? How will it affect horizontal and vertical equities?
How high could the tax rate go before people reduced their work effort? How do families vary the quantity of labor supplied when tax rates change?
What loopholes reduced the president's tax bill? What's the purpose of those loopholes? How else might those purposes be achieved?
What goods or services do you and your family receive without directly paying for them? How do these goods affect the distribution of economic welfare?
What is the price of Google stock now? What has caused the change in price since its 2004 IPO at $85 a share?
What is the price of Google stock now? What has caused the change in price since its 2004 IPO at $85 a share.
Why is it considered riskier to own stock in a software company than to hold U.S. Treasury savings bonds? Which asset will generate a higher return?
Why would anyone buy shares of a corporation that had no profits and paid no dividends? What's the highest price a person would pay for such a stock?
A key issue in the 1998 GM strike involved peg rates that allow workers to go home or get paid overtime wages. How do peg rates affect productivity and costs?
In 1998, teaching assistants at the University of California struck for higher wages. How did the availability of replacement workers affect their power?
Does a strike for a raise of 5 cents an hour make any sense? What kinds of long-term benefits might a union gain from such a strike?
Why do unions and employers tend to begin bargaining from extreme positions?
What are the economic costs of the externalities caused by air toxins? Or beach closings? How would you measure their value?