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1. What is liquidity? Rank the following assets in order of their liquidity: $10 bill, personal check for $20, savings account with $400 in it, stereo, car, house, travelers' check.
2. Use the following table on the components of money in a hypothetical economy to do exercises 9-10
The Chinese government has elected to close high polluting power plants and some factories. Compare and contrast how the Chinese government would evaluate the benefits versus how an individual Chinese worker would evaluate the benefits.
How might free markets help reduce global poverty? How might they impede that goal?
What is the unit price at this oint of optimal demand?
How might contractionary and expansionary fiscal policies affect your organization?
Arthur spends his income on bread and chocolate. He views chocolate as a good but is neutral about bread, in that he doesn't care if he consumes it or not. Draw his indifference curve map.
suppose tht businesses buy a total of 100$ billion of the four resources(labor, land, capital and entreprenrial ability) from households. If households receive 60$ billion in wages, 10$ billion in rent and 20$ billion in interest
what happens if the Motorola payoff in the southwest cell is positive $2 billion? How should Motorola "play" in this modified licensing game? How should Lucent play?
The market inverse demand is given by p(q)=100-q where q denotes the total quantity provided. There are two firms, A and B. Both have the same and constant marginal cost is a constant 10.
Assume that there are no transactions or carrying costs. Should you buy or sell wheat futures? If each wheat futures contract is for 5,000 bushels, how many contracts will you buy or sell? How much will you spend or receive in buying or selling th..
Real GDP equaled $9,191 billion in 2000 and $9,215 billion in 2001. Both figures are adjusted for changes in the value of the dollar using a chained price index with a base year of 1996. Which could explain the increase in real GDP in 2001
Demand for flower bouquets in a suburban town is described by: QD = 50 - 5 P + 2 Y, where Q is quantity, P is price per unit, and Y is an index of consumer income. Similarly, supply is described by QS = 10 P - 5.
Operating expenses will be $18,000 in year 5 and will increase by $2,000 per year over the last 5 years. The asset has a $0 salvage value at the end of its 10 year life. A challenger asset with a useful life of 7 years can be purchased today for $85,..
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