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Consider fines for speeding. Assume that speeders can drive at either 75 mph or 90 mph (the speed limit is 65 mph), and that the probability of being caught at either speed is .01. Also, assume that the maximum possible fine is $10,000, which is set for driving at 90. (a) Suppose an individual has already decided to speed. Calculate the fine for driving at 75 that will discourage her from increasing her speed to 90 unless her gain from doing so is $50 or more. (b) Show that the same degree of marginal deterrence can be achieved by setting the fine at $10,000 for driving at either speed but pulling over those driving at 90 more frequently
Which nation has comparative advantage in wheat production? In cotton production. Which nation has absolute advantage in wheat production.
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The country of G is a small, open economy. Suddenly, a change in world fashions makes the exports of G popular. Explain what happens to public and private savings, investment, net exports, the interest rate, and the exchange rate.
What is the opportunity cost of an extra 10h shift at work, if your alternatives are to spend a maximum of 4h with friends at a bar (valued at 30$/h), doing problem sets for a maximum of 2h (valued at 10$/h), and suing for any amount of time (valued ..
According to the permanent income hypothesis, how will the paths of borrowing and consumption change in response to: A temporary decrease in income when it occurs.
There are two general methods that governments use to sell mineral rights to the private sector. One is production royalties where the private firm promises to pay a certain amount (or percentage of revenue) each year for the length of contract.
In a small open economy with a FIXED EXCHANGE RATE, the central bank buys foreign currency in the foreign exchange market to prevent a depreciation of the nominal exchange rate.
A Japanese car maker plans to expand its production in the United States. The company borrowed $189,969,147 for this expansion at an interest rate of 8% per year. The loan will be repaid in equal payments at the end of each year over a 15-year period..
1.what are the economic forces or reasons for the development of a single national model code?2.your office has
Suppose that the learning effect coefficient in the production of wrist watches is -0.2. If the average cost of producing the first watch is $100, what will be the average cost of producing the 40 th watch?
Let's assume the money supply is 'backed' by the real GDP, which it is. If the money supply were to increase faster than the real GDP did, what would happen to prices, and why? What would happen if the money supply couldn't grow, as it couldn't, when..
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