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Continuing with the example given in the previous problem, assume that Germany and Japan produce their own cars and beer and allocate half their labor force to the production of each.
a. What quantities of cars and beer does Germany produce? What quantities does Japan produce?
Now suppose that Germany and Japan produce only the good for which they enjoy a comparative advantage in production. They also agree to trade half of their output for half of what the other country produces.
b. What quantities of cars and beer does Germany produce now? What quantities does Japan produce?
c. What quantities of cars and beer does Germany consume now? What quantities does Japan consume?
What is the potential ambiguity in determining these effects?
What do you think? How would these considerations affect the exchange rate and output effects of fiscal policy? Do you see any parallels with this chapter's discussion of the longer-run impact of current account imbalances?
Illustrate that the previous manager, who was charging the monopoly price per beer, was not maximizing profits as accused by the owner. That is, find an alternate pricing scheme that results in more profits per customer than the monopoly scenario.
Freedmania is a small society that produces and consumes just two goods: tequila and medicine. The price of tequila and medicine are both $1 per unit, but the marginal utility of medicine is greater than the marginal utility of tequila.
What is the optimal level of pollution P = 2P + P^2 => MC = 2 + 2P CC = 5 - 3P => MC = -3 to find the optimal level of pollution as recommended, we need to set total marginal cost = 0, then I have 2 + 2P -3 = 0 => 2P -1 = 0 => P = 0.5 You have alread..
A consumer has $100 to divide between purchasing wine and quiche. Suppose wine costs $10 per bottle if the consumer purchases up to 5 bottles. After that, it is $5 per bottle. Suppose quiche is $5 each. Please draw the budget line.
What is the relationship between the price of the third unit and the marginal revenue of the third unit? d) What is the relationship between the price and the marginal revenue of the fourth unit?
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a)What is the probability that two randomly (and independently) selected applicants will both score less than 450 in this test b) What is the probability that out of two randomly (and independently) selected applicants, at least one will score less..
Currently, at a price of $1 each, 100 popcycles are sold per day in the perpetually hot town of Rostin. Consider the elastictiy of supply. In the long run a price increase from $1-$2 has an elastic supply of 1.5
Despite very low growth of GDP in 2008 and 2009, and still high unemployment rate of 9.5 percent in June 2010.
Explain the Modified private enterprise economy in USA
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