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CONSIDER THE FOLLOWING:
1) Suppose the government imposes new regulations that force tire manufacturers to incur some one-time expenses for factory safety improvements. Will the new regulations raise the price of tires?
2) Suppose the government imposes new regulations that force tire manufacturers to adopt cleaner production methods that raise the production cost by $10 per tire. WILL THE NEW REGULATIONS RAISE THE PRICE OF TIRES CAREFULLY EXPLAIN WHY OR WHY NOT?
Setup a two-variable regression model (i.e. write down the PRF) to examine the impact of per capita disposable income on real per capita gasoline expenditures.
What deposit must be made each month until the man retires so that he can make annual withdraws of $40,000 in terms of today's dollars over the next 15 years following his retirement.
Suppose the bank in the table below has only reserves and loans on the asset side of its balance sheet, and demand deposits on the liabilities side of its balance sheet. Assets Liabilities Reserves $36,000 Demand Deposits $300,000 Loans.
If the government imposed a minimum wage of w=70, what would be the resulting quantity of labor employed, the wage, and the welfare loss. Also, calculate the change in welfare compared to the free market outcome (i.e., in the absence of minimum w..
Dr. Izobel Stevens is physician at the Westbury HMO, a New York City based medical facility serving the poor and indigent. Stevens is estimating the cost effectiveness of a preventive maintenance event,
Andre walks Julia's dog once a day for $50 per week. Julia values this service at $60 per week, while the op-portunity cost of Andre's time is $30 per week. The government places a tax of $35 per week on dog walkers. After the tax, what is the los..
Revenue from sales of a training video for the first year are estimated to be $350,000. In addition, revenue is expected to decrease by $25,000 per year over the life of the video (which is 10 years).
Blair has decided to manufacture the sub assemblies within the company and must now consider whether to rent one centerly located facility or to rent three separate facilities, each located near one of the assembly plants, where each facility woul..
A manufacturer wishes to produce 1,000 metal frames. A setup time of 5 hours is required at the beginning of each batch of 20 frames. Find the setup time per frame in HOURS. hours Find the total setup time to produce the quantity needed.
A Jamaican music executive leaves Kingston for New York to promote a reggae concert tour. He exchanges 100,000 Jamaican dollars for American dollars ($104 Jamaican = $1.00 US). After his stay in New York, he has to head to Tokyo (a reggae-crazy c..
a. Calculate net exports. b. Use the expenditure approach to calculate GDP. c. Use the income approach to calculate GDP. d. Calculate net domestic product (at factor cost). e. Calculate net domestic income (at market price..
Compute the discount factor 1/(1+r)^t for r=1, 5, or 10 perent interest rates and t=30 and 50 years. remember that 1 percent is .01. based on your computation, is teh choice of discount factor important for deciding whether to do somehtinga bout..
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