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(a) Explain why the assumption of imperfect competition is necessary for endogenous growth models.
(b) How might well enforced intellectual property rights actually lead to divergence rather than convergence?
If the production function is Q=K^.5 L^.5 and capital is fixed at 1 unit, then the average product of labor when L=36 is?
Starting with the estimated demand function for Chevrolets given in Problem 2, assume that the average value of the independent variables changes to N=225 million, I =$12,000, P= $10,000 P= 100 cents, A=$250,000 and P=O
How would government react to sudden, large changes in the price of a key commodity, such as gasoline, electricity, or prices on stocks on the New York Stock Exchange?
Suppose the price that year rose by 8% and the real rate of return in the stock market was 4%. Your friend says she or he was being more than fair giving you more than the rate of inflation as a return, What do you think and Why?
A firm has estimated the following demand function for its product:
Find out the socially efficient price, units of output and profits? How much output would a monopoly produce? Find out the price and profits of the monopolist?
Choose a product and state whether it has price elasticity or price inelasticity. The beginning value for year 2008 is $43,050, year 2007 starting price was $41,450, and year 2006 beginning price was $42,700.
Describe why alternative efficient allocations may have different total levels, and different distributions, of wealth.
Use a production possibilities frontier graph to illustrate the trade-off to an economy between producing consumption goods and producing capital goods.
What are the losses to U.S. consumers, gains to U.S. producers, and deadweight loss and what quota level would have the equivalent effect on price as the $6 tariff
A. In 1996, many cows in Great Britain came down with "mad cow disease". As a result, the nations of European union banned the import of British beef.
A country should engage in international trade when the country can give up fewer goods for imported item than is implied by the item's domestic opportunity cost of production.
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