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Imagine that you have a fixed 30-year interest rate for your mortgage, and the economy has experienced unanticipated inflation. Examine who the winner and loser would be - either the borrower or the lender in the given scenario. Provide support for your response.
The technology is now expanding so that road use can be priced through computer. A computer in surface of the road picks up a signal from your car and automatically charges you for use of road.
Describe the market growth rate for product and service.
Sally is planning opening her own new beauty salon. She anticipates the following expenses per year, Furniture: $20,000 Additionally, Sally is withdrawing $34,000
You're the manager of monopolistically competitive firm. The present demand curve you face is P=100-4Q. Your cost function is C(Q)=50+8.5Q2 (That's Q squared).
If you had a business exporting goods to Britain, and U.S. inflation fell as discussed above in this example, would you plan to expand production or cut back? Why?
Discuss and explain the major barriers to entry into a industry. Describe how each barrier can foster monopoly or oligopoly.
What does the market for sugary sodas look like? Provide a supply-demand graph with realistic prices.
Based on Problem 1, assume that G=0 in all periods but in period 1, taxes decline by 15. What happens to output/income(Y)
Provides a background commentary on the cost structure and the level of competition experienced by your firm/industry. You must include demand and supply factors, fixed and variable factors/costs, price elasticity and the aims of the firm/industry..
Identify and describe the effects of a change in money supply on the interest rate. Explain the money multiplier and the money creation process.
If the firm wants to produce one unit of output at minimum cost, how much should it produce in each plant? If it wants to produce two units of output?
It has now become common for firms situating assembly plants to make states compete for their industry; states and local governments often race to offer most generous tax profits.
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