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Chris and Pat like both beer and pizza. Chris views pizza and beer as perfect one-to-one substitutes. Pat believes that beer and pizza are perfect complements, and always consumes them in one-to-one proportions.
a. Construct an Edgeworth box for Chris and Pat.
b. Derive the contract curve for Chris and Pat. What shape will it take?
A $200,000 gift has been received by Harvard to support in perpetuity an annual professional ethics lecture series from its earnings. The administration says they should expect to earn 6% for the first 10 years, but being conservative.
d. What happens to the interest rate if the money supply increases from 20 to 30 e. What happens to the interest rate if nominal income increases by 10% f. If the Federal Reserve Bank wants to increase the interest rate to 12%. At what level should i..
A mining company plans to invest $50,000 in a project. The annual operating cost is expected to be $6,000, and the annual income is expected to be $22,000. THe salvage value will be $5,000 at the end of 5 year life.
Describe how the test was conducted. How were the data collected (or can you not tell this from the article)? Are the data the result of an experiment or an observational study?
What is the concentration of the chemical in ambient air above the stream? Note that the individual water- and air-side mass transfer coefficients for the chemical are 1 × 10-5 m/s and 0.005 m/s, respectively
Country A produces two goods, elephants and saddles. In the year 2006, the 100 units of elephants produced sold for $2,500 per unit and the 30 units of saddles produced sold for $200 per unit. In 2007, the 120 units of elephants produced sold for ..
Why do economists say that discrimination is inherently inefficient and therefore will not occur in general?
(Case Study: Falling Consumption Triggers Japan's Recession) What happened to consumption in Japan? Why did this happen? What was the impact on aggregate demand there?
In the following figure, can the movement from point 1 to point 2 be explained by a combination of an increase in the price of a substitute and a decrease in the price of nonlabor resources? Explain your answer.
Your country has decided to protect temporarily a major industry that is declining in the face of international competition. The options are to use quotas or tariffs on imports Discuss the relative merits of using quotas or tariffs.
Suppose that the market for cigarettes in a particular town has the following supply and demand curves: Qs = P; Qd = 50 - P with quantities measured in thousands of units. Suppose the town council needs to raise $300,000 in revenue
how much would the quantity of labor supplied increase among people in the top U.S. tax bracket if the highest marginal tax rate in the United States (39.6%)were reduced to the level of Hong Kong (15%)?
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