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Bill gets utility (satisfaction) from two goods, x and y, according to the utility function u(x,y) = ln(x) +ln(y). While Bill would like to consume as much as possible he is limited by his income, which is 100 dollars. Good x costs $2 per unit and good y costs $4 per unit, so his budget constraint is 100 = 2x + 4y. maximize Bill's utility subject to the budget constraint using the Lagrangean method.
Elucidate the one thing, regarding the role of the government that separates classical economic theories and Keynesian economic theory.
Brian and Allen are thirty years old with identical academic records and job history. Both currently have jobs paying $40,000 each year.
Think about the trade off in work and leisure during a given day, and from day to day. During a given day, does opportunity cost of work rise, decline, or remain constant with each additional hour of work?
Suppose that American households change their tastes such that they want to save more at every level of income.
Provide high domestic interest rates, what is the economic outlook for these Asian countries in the next few years.
Explain why does competition among traders affect how much of the gains to trade are given to the countries involved in the trade.
The article above says, "Underlying the Treasury market's limited downside Monday is the broad based concern that even with the war in Iraq having been completed,
Both Market A and B have the same demand curve of Qd = 400 - 20 Pd where Pd is the price customers pay and Qd is the quantity demanded.
Most practitioners presently update MRP weekly or biweekly. Would it be more valuable if updated daily, or even on a real-time basis.
Suppose that the car manufacturer allows the car dealer to return all unsold cars at the end of a recessionary year. What is the car dealer's profit in a growth year and in a recession? What is their expected profit?
Abby consumes only apples. In year 1, red apples cost $1 each, green apples cost $2 each, and Abby buys only 10 red apples. In year 2, red apples cost $2, green apple costs $1, and Abby buys only 10 green apples.
Does the structure of global economy permit poor nations to catch up with rich ones? Is the Solow model a useful framework for understanding whether poor nations tend to catch up with rich ones?
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