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The "graying of America" will substantially increase the fraction of the population that is retired in the decades to come. To illustrate the implications for U.S. living standards, suppose that over the 44 years following 2006 the share of the population that is working returns to its 1960 level, while average labor productivity increases by as much as it did during 1960-2006. Under this scenario, what would be the net change in real GDP per person between 2006 and 2052? The following data will be useful:
Average labor productivity Share of population employed1960 $48,216 36.4%2006 $88,204 48.1%
The one-year real rate of interest is currently estimated to be 3 percent. The current annual rate of inflation is 2 percent, and market forecasts expect the annual rate of inflation to be 5 percent. Approximately, what is the current one-year nom..
A local video store estimates their average customer's demand per year is Q = 7 - 2P, and knows the marginal cost of each rental is 50 cents. How much should the store charge for each rental if it engages in optimal two-part pricing
Suppose demand for widgets is given by the equation P = 20 - 0.5Q. Originally, the price of the good is $10 per unit. When a tax of $2 per unit is imposed, the price of the good rises to $12 per unit. What is the excess burden of the tax
Suppose the number of points on an economics midterm (P) can be characterized by the following production function: P = 10H-4B where H is the number of hours spend studying and B is the number of beers in the week prior to the midterm.
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indicate that the short run price elasticity of demand for tires is 0.9. If an increase in the price of petroleum /used in producing tires) causes the market prices of tires to rise from $50 to $60
Valles Global Industries has a small division that addresses the oil business. Currently, they are thinking about a pumping problem in the Durango Quadrant. They have an existing pump that will extract 50% of the known crude-oil reserve in the f..
The following are the demand and total cost schedules for Company Town Water, a local monopoly: Output in Gallons Price per Gallon Total Cost 50,000 $0.28 $6,000 100,000 0.26 15,000 150,000 0.22 22,000 200,000 0.20 32,000 250,000 0.16 46,000 300,0..
Likelihood a non-doping rider will get cut from a team for under-performance: 50% Staying clean while everyone else is clean (High Payoff) Expected value- Value of competing for one year: $1 million Expected penalties- None $0 million Staying clea..
A $35 million private placement with a large pension fund. Issuance costs are $500,000, the bond has a 9.25% annual coupon, and the bond has a 20-year life. Which alternative has the lower cost (annual percentage yield)
suppose that there are 100 identical individuals (denoted j) in the economy each with the inverse demand equation P = 200 - 60qj. How do you solve for the industry supply curve and for the industry demand curve. Solve these for equilibrium industry..
If planned investment = 100 Government purchases and taxes are both 50 Then calculate the equilibrium level of income.Where r is the interest rate in percentage, money supply (M)is 1000 and the price level (P) is 2. What is the equilibrium interestr..
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