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Consider a monopolist facing demand curve Q = 100 - P. MC=AC=$20.
a. Find the monopoly price, profits, and consumer surplus. b. Find the perfectly competitive price, quantity, profits, and consumer surplus. c. How much deadweight loss is due to monopolization? d. If the monopolist can perfectly price discriminate (1st degree), find the total quantity sold, the marginal price for the last unit sold, consumer surplus, profit, deadweight loss.
Suppose a risk-averse consumer has an initial wealth of $5,000 and a utility function U(M) √M.. He faces an 80 percent chance of losing $4000, and a 20 percent chance of losing $0.
Using the IS/LM model, demonstrate the effect of each of the following changes.
Now, assume the ECB also employs comparably aggressive policy. Copy your results from the left graph and show on the right graph how the ECB could affect the USD/EUR exchange rate.
Which of the following goods or services would be most likely to be subject to (1) external economies of scale and (2) dynamic increasing returns? Describe your answers.
Characterize each of the following statements as true or false, and explain your answer.
The price per unit remains $7.50 in both scenarios. Does the labour analyst's argument hold? Explain why or why not, and use data to prove your point. (Hint: calculate total costs in both circumstances).
Compute the price or output combination and the total economic profits which would result if competitors offer clones which make the QuickerBetter market competitive.
Lawn mowing services are supplied by a host of individuals in the suburb of Westbrook. Demand and supply conditions in the perfectly competitive domestic for lawn mowing services are:
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The Lexus LS 430, the top of the line Lexus sedan, riad a base price in Canada of C$85,700 during the fall of 2005. Restated in US dollars using the exchange rate prevailing then, that price is $71,885.
For several years, Palm was the dominant manufacturer of PDAs (personal digital assistants). However, a number of other manufacturers have since entered the PDA market.
Use the above data to answer the following questions-If the price of entertainment increases by 2 percent, what will happen to the quantity of food demanded? Please be specific
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