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A monopolist produces a commodity for which the demand curve is given by p(Qs) = 25 - 0.25QS (remember that we can also write the demand curve in this form), where Qs is the quantity supplied of the commodity. This causes the monopolist's marginal revenue curve to be MR(QS) = 25 - 0.5QS when it supplies Qs units of the commodity. The monopolist's marginal cost of production is constant at $15 for each extra unit produced. What is the profit-maximizing quantity supplied by the monopolist, Qs? What is the efficient quantity supplied, Qe? What is the value of the deadweight loss? At what level must be a ceiling price imposed upon the monopolist's market to cause the monopolist to supply the efficient quantity supplied? (Hint: draw a picture to help yourself).
Your bank has the total asset of $120 million, and the total liability of $90 million. The duration of assets is 2.5, and the duration of liabilities is 1.3 years. What happens to its net worth (NW)?
Suppose the firm chooses this input combination. What is the firm’s short run cost function? What are the firm’s fixed costs? What are the firm’s variable costs?
Elucidate how each of the following would affect the demand schedule you derived.
What is the effective rate of protection for the automobile industry in country A, if there is a tariff of 25 percent on imported automobiles and a tariff of 50 percent on imported inputs used in this industry.
Why does hedging usually take place with a forward contract.
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Is the student necessarily better or worse off than before from such a transfer implied by consultant A.
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How will the effect on price of an outward shift in demand for labor differ from the effect on price of an equivalent shift in the demand for land.
Cutting the corporate income tax can potentially increase the pace of technological change resulting in the aggregate supply curve shifting to the right.
Describe elderly individuals who complain about the increasing cost of their medications have no real complaint.
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