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A clinic finds that it can reduce costs by eliminating appointments. The clinic is able to eliminate some telephone staff, and physicians become more productive. Patients wait until the physician is available, so the physician has virtually no downtime. Does this analysis adopt a societal view of costs? Why might this analysis result in a bad managerial decision?
BioElectroMechanical Systems (BEMS) is a startup company with high potential and little available cash. They obtain $500,000 for necessary technology from a venture capitalist, who charges them 24% compounding monthly. How much are the monthly paymen..
For utility maximization, consumers will purchase different consumption bundles until their marginal utility per dollar are equal. So, when the marginal utility of beef is 10 at price of $5 per lb and the marginal utility of chicken is 8 at price of ..
What examples of 1) elasticity, including an explanation of why or how they demonstrate the concept of elasticity; and 2) examples of externalities, again including an explanation of why or how they demonstrate the concept of externalities
Explain the difference between normative and positive economics. Determine which of these statements are normative and which are positive and explain why you place them in the normative or positive category.
You are considering a luxury apartment building project that requires an investment of $12,500,000. The building has 50 unites. You expect that the maintenance cost for the apartment building will be $250,000 in the first year, and to rise to $300,00..
Under what supply and demand conditions would an excise tax create a large incidence of the tax on suppliers and a small incidence of the tax on consumers? Explain how this works.
Absolute advantage is determined by (a) actual differences in labor productivity between countries (b) relative differences in labor productivity between countries (c) Both A and B. (d) Neither A or B
Mike’s Mechanical Men produces radio controlled robots. If its average costs of production are $25, its fixed costs equal $2,500, and it charges $75 per robot, how much revenue must be generated to earn a profit of $5,000?
Would a shift in demand have a greater effect on the percentage change in equilibrium quantity for a straight-line supply curve that intersects the quantity axis or the price axis? a. Quantity axis because supply will be more elastic. b. Price axis b..
Can you identify the consequences of a strong dollar or a weak dollar in the United States? Which direction do you prefer for the overall health of the American economy? Should the U.S. take measure to ensure that the dollar retains its dominant role..
The Rustin Transportation Planning Board estimates the cost of upgrading a 4-mile section of 4-lane highway from public use to toll road to be $41 million now. Resurfacing and other maintenance will cost $820,000 every 4 years. A toll road would requ..
What is the different between interpretation of coefficient in SLRM and MLRM? How does it relate to omitted variable bias? How about a linear versus nonlinear multiple regression model coefficients? (quadratic). What is the role of controls?
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