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If capital’s share of income is 25% and labor’s share of income is 75%, the stocks of both capital and labor increase by 50% (?K/K = ?N/N = 0.5), and there is no technology growth,
At what rate will potential output grow?
Will the capital-labor ratio increase at all?
They have the same saving rate, the same depreciation rate, the same population growth rate, and the same rate of technological progress. Both countries are described by the Solow model and are in their steady states. What would you predict for t..
Suppose that two years ago, you purchased a Jeep Wrangler SE 4WD with a soft top for $16,500 using five year interest-free financing.
The monopoly sells two units of goods over two periods. The costs are zero. Consumer A has a valuation of 15 and Consumer B has a valuation of 10. Suppose the discount rate is ?=.8. If we allow Consumer B to have a valuation of k
1) At a price of $9, the marginal revenue of a monopolistically competitive firm is $5. If the marginal cost of production is $7, what should the firm do? 2)For a monopolistic competitive firm, which factor would not increase market power?
A spike in unemployment rate - the largest in more than 2-decades - increased new concerns Friday that a weak labor outlook, high oil prices and continuing woes in housing and credit markets are leading the United States economy into a painful recess..
How will the programs proposed affect future growth possibilities for the economy (how will they effect the PPF and long run aggregate supply)?
Suppose you are reviewing an isocost graph. The axis on the graph shows capital units on the vertical axis, and labor units on the horizontal axis.
A firm that has total fixed costs of $40,000 sells its output for $250 per unit and has an average variable cost of $150. If the firm's cost and revenue curves are linear, explain how much output must the firm produce to break even?
From each pair of goods, pick the good for which demand will most likely be more elastic:
Testifying at a price fixing trial involving Cargill Corp. and the market for chicken growth hormone, (in which the Cargill is one of only three firms worldwide), an executive for Perdue said
Bright Flashlight Corporation requires $300,000 to take a cash discount of 2/10, net 70. A bank will loan the money for 60 days at a total interest cost of $5,500.
What do you think large corporations like Microsoft and WalMart should be regulated more or less than they are.
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