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Q. What will happen to price at which fisherman can sell lobsters? What will happen to price paid by U.S. consumers? What will happen to quantity consumed by U.S consumers?
Q. If store currently charges a price of $50 and n increases that price to $60, what happens to total revenue from shoe sales (calculate PxQ before and after price change)?
explain how would this change affects the optimal investment rule for the firm.
Elucidate how would you argue your case, both in terms of opportunities also necessary local adaptations to successfully enter the region or further develop your presence.
Japan's rapid growth pushed its real GDP per capita above that of the United States. Growth rates in follower nations such as South Korea and Hong Kong averaged about 10 percent per year.
If there are multiple highest bids, then the winner is the bidder whose valuation is the highest or whose index is the smallest among the highest bidders.
Illustrate what happens to output and the optimal scale of a firm, and price if there is a free entry into the market.
By how much should domestic auto-makers increase the cost of automobiles if they wish to increase sales by 5 percent next year.
What factors determine the intensity of rivalry in an industry. Is the intensity of rivalry in the PC industry high or low.
Elucidate how does knowledge of price elasticity among different groups of clients or for various products enable managers to price discriminate or change different prices for these groups.
In the short run, a firm's total costs of producing 100 units of output equal $10,000. If it produces one more unit, its total costs will increase to $10,150. Illustrate what is marginal cost of the 101st unit of output.
Find the equilibrium price and quantity algebraically. If tourists decide they do not really like T-shirts that much, which of the following might be the new demand curve.
Suppose the USA and Canada are considering to trade. Assume there are only two goods in the economy: wheat and corn. The table below illustrates what each nation can produce in a given year.
If there is no tariff, explain how much does customer pay for a pound of coffee. Illustrate what is the quantity demanded.
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