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What is a production function? When there is a single (variable) input, why does output normally increase less than in proportion to input? What are the alternative shapes that the relationship between input and output takes? What is the relationship between these shapes and the shape of the cost function?
Characterize the Pareto optimal allocation, and show that the equilibrium growth rate in Proposition 13.6 is less than the growth rate in the Pareto optimal allocation.
At present, Zales has 100 rubies, 120 sapphires, and 70 hours of jeweler's labor. Extra rubies can be purchased at a cost of $100 per ruby. Market demand requires that the company produce at least 20 type 1 rings and at least 25 type 2.
The company's income statement indicates current profits of $15,000, which have yet to be paid out as dividends. Assuming the company will remain a "going concern" indefinitely and that the interest rate will remain constant at 6 percent,
suppose you are asked to use the standard time trade-off approach to measuring quality of life and are given the following information. an individual is faced with living the remaining 10 years of her life suffering from severe osteoporosis.
The owner of a local store represents his short run production below. Labor is (L) and represents the amount of workers hired, Q is the number of bagels produced per day. The current wage is $100 per day and the firm has $200 per day in fixed cost..
the oil price shock of 1980 sent gasoline prices sharply higher. coal prices moved in sympathy with oil prices with the
Sharon Shay estimates that a college education has a $28,000 equivalent cost at graduation. She believes the benefits of her education will occur throughout the 40 years of employment. She thinks that during the first 10 years out of college
A bank in a medium sized midwestern city, Firm X, currently charges $1 per transaction at its ATM's. To determine whether to raise price, the bank managers experimented with a number of higher prices(in 25-cen increments)
1. Assume that C = 40 + .5Y. a. Find the level of consumer spending and the level of savings for income equal to what c. What will be the equilibrium level of income when planned investment expenditure is equal to 60
Suppose you own a restaurant that serves only dinners. You are trying to decide whether or not or rent out your dinning room and kitchen during mornings to another firm, the Breakfast Club Inc., that will serve only breakfast.
Suppose a drug developer just received a patent on a new chemical compound, which could be used in developing a new drug to control cholesterol. The developer knows (with certainty) that it could successfully develop the compound into a safe.
Cooper Bank is considering making a loan to Valles Global Industries to buy a machine tool worth $300 million at 1% interest. The tool has no salvage value and is depreciated over 3 years by sum-of-years digits. In this state, VGI pays 50% tax. ..
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