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1. Your firm rents a supply management system to hospitals. You have received a buyout offer of $5 million. You forecast a 25 percent chance that you will have profits of $10 million, a 35 percent chance that you will have profits of $6 million, and a 40 percent chance that you will have profits of $2 million. Should you accept the offer? Explain.
2. You were given a lottery ticket. The drawing will be held in 5 minutes. You have a 0.1 percent chance of winning $10,000. You refuse an offer of $11 for your ticket. Are you risk averse? Explain.
3. Your house is worth $200,000. Your risk of a catastrophic flood is 0.5 percent. Such a flood would destroy your house and would not be covered by homeowner’s insurance. Although you grumble, you buy flood coverage for $1,200. Are you risk averse or risk seeking?
Market demand is given by P = 140 -Q. There are two firms, each with unit costs = $20. Firms can choose any quantity. Find the Cournot equilibrium and compare it to the monopoly outcome and to the perfectly competitive outcome. Why isn’t the latter e..
The Einstein Bagel Corp. has used a frequent buyer program whereby a consumer receives a stamp each time she purchases one dozen bagels for $6. After a consumer accrues 10 stamps, she receives one dozen bagels free. This offer is an unlimited offer, ..
Consider the model of Gaynor & Town (2012) in which hospitals choose quality with a fixed price. Recall that the model begins with a demand specification, qj = sj (zj , z\j ) × D(¯p, zj , z\j ), where the hospital’s market share sj is a function of i..
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Which of the following is the most fundamental assumption in economics?
Elucidate how events such as the World Trade Center and Pentagon attacks described in the case study affect the aggregate demand curve.
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Suppose that the total revenue function of a firm is given by TR(q) = 120q - 2q^2, where q is the level of output. Find the level of output q that will maximize the firm’s total revenue. Also, compute the maximum amount of total revenue received by t..
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q. forey inc. competes against many other firms in a highly competitive business. over the last decade several firms
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