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Varoufakis argues that surplus producing countries like Japan and Germany were key pillars of the success of the “Global Plan” for many years. After a long period of seeming prosperity (“the Japanese economic miracle”) Japan experienced a slowdown in the late 1980s and then a crash in the early 1990s. Germany’s future is now entangled with the Euro crisis. And China has become a new surplus producing country that is/was feeding the deficits of the now wounded Global Minotaur.
Describe, as briefly and succinctly as possible, 3 “lessons” or conclusions Varoufakis draws from these three countries (Japan, Germany, or China) experiences. (maximum: 300 words each country).
Calculate the long run profit for a typical firm. These are the given equations: P= -1/4Q+20 P= 1/4Q
Two companies are deciding at what point to enter a market. The market lasts for four periods and companies simultaneously decide whether to enter in period 1, 2, 3, or 4, or not enter at all. Thus, the strategy set of a company is {1,2,3,4,do not en..
Consider following claim: price of gasoline has doubled and corresponding change in demand gravely hurt those who have long commutes to work. As a student of economics what do you find correct and what incorrect in this claim.
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You are the manager of a local sporting goods store and recently purchased a shipment of 60 sets of skis and ski bindings at a total cost
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Hyundai Case Study - Common case focuses on the operations of Hyundai, the Korean automobile manufacturer, in China.
The advent of personal computers also word processing software which eliminated the market for electric typewriters would be an example
which cumulative expenditures are increased. Raising taxes also government expenditure by the same amount such which cumulative provide is decreased also cumulative demand is increased.
What are some of the key things that can shift the supply and demand of money? Explain how these shifts might happen.
A firm has more discretion over its internal wage structure:
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