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About price ceillings and price floors
About price ceillings and price floors
Suppose that apartments rent for $1,300 a month in San Francisco, California and $850 a month in Los Angeles, California. If the state of California passes a state-wide rent ceiling for apartments of $1,100 a month, what occurs in the two cities?
Economics   armakyie   337   Asked 8 years ago
As part of the class requirements, our last assignment is a micro economic...
As part of the class requirements, our last assignment is a micro economic...
Micro Economic Analysis - Final Discussion Forum
As part of the class requirements, our last assignment is a micro economic analysis of a current event/firm. Please, select an article or articles for Wall Street Journal and/or the Economist. The article(s) shall not older than one month old. Your analysis shall not exceed two pages (double spaced). Please use a professional for
Economics   stephanieliu   266   Asked 7 years ago
Discuss the current rate of unemployment for the US economy (September 2018). Explain the natural ra
Discuss the current rate of unemployment for the US economy (September 2018). Explain the natural ra
Discuss the current rate of unemployment for the US economy (September 2018). Explain the natural rate of unemployment and discuss why some amount of unemployment is inevitable? Post two critical peer reviews
Economics   Catracho   358   Asked 5 years ago
Discussing the factors that shift the labor demand curve. In your answer, be sur
Discussing the factors that shift the labor demand curve. In your answer, be sur
discussing the factors that shift the labor demand curve. In your answer, be sure to describe the effect of each factor.
Economics   trollfam1   696   Asked 8 years ago
Economics question
Economics question
Could you explain how the relationship between dense forests and heavy rains is an example of cause and effect that is hard to​ untangle?
Economics   s.h_math   102   Asked A year ago
How is surge pricing ensuring the market is allocative efficient?
How is surge pricing ensuring the market is allocative efficient?
How is surge pricing ensuring the market is allocative efficient? Explain how consumer and producer surplus change as a result of price surging. Why would these changes upset customers?
Economics   r5708486   490   Asked 7 years ago
If weak aggregate demand is pushing the economy into recession, which of the following must be true?
If weak aggregate demand is pushing the economy into recession, which of the following must be true?
If weak aggregate demand is pushing the economy into recession, which of the following must be true?
      
a.The economy is at an equilibrium that is on the long-run aggregate supply curve.
      
b.The economy is at an equilibrium that is on the long-run Phillips curve.
      
c. The economy is at an equilibrium that is not on the long-run Phillips curve.
Economics   mikemey   547   Asked 7 years ago
Macroeconomics question
Macroeconomics question
Consider the two-period small open economy model, which takes the world interest rate, r, as given.
Q1 - C1 - I1 = B1* (1)
Q2 + rB1* - C2 = -B1* (2)
K2 = K1 + I1 (3)
Where Q is output, C is consumption, I is investment, r is interest rate, K is capital and B* is the net claims of a countries residents on residents in the rest of the world. (i.e. if B* is positive
Economics   Nurşah Akın   122   Asked 2 years ago
Many people believe that the study of economics is focused on money and financial markets. Based on ...
Many people believe that the study of economics is focused on money and financial markets. Based on ...
Many people believe that the study of economics is focused on money and financial markets. Based on your reading of the chapter, how would you define economics?
Economics   JohnPope   689   Asked 6 years ago
Microeconomics
Microeconomics
Consider the following 2 brands. Roots Canada vs essential ( Walmart brand of clothing)

Which brand has a larger elasticity of demand? Explain
Assume the market price and quantity are identical, suppose both brand faces the identical negative supply shock, and explain, with diagrams , what happens to the new relative price and relative quantity (are the price/quanti
Economics   Alyc   295   Asked 4 years ago
Modeling and analyzing Consumer Theory using Graphs
Modeling and analyzing Consumer Theory using Graphs
I. Model
1. Specify two goods. For example food F and clothing C
2. Specify a consumer’s utility function. For example 𝑢(𝐹, 𝐶) = 𝐹0.5𝐶0.5.

II. Analysis
1. Given the above model, solve the following problems.
a. Draw an indifference curve by connecting multiple consumption bundles.
b. Derive the marginal subs
Economics   June23   149   Asked A year ago
Monetary policy during the Global Financial Crisis was unusual because
Monetary policy during the Global Financial Crisis was unusual because
Monetary policy during the Global Financial Crisis was unusual because

A)lower interest rates caused the Canadian dollar to appreciate.

B)banks used excess reserves to increase lending.

C)the Bank of Canada raised interest rates.

D)the international transmission mechanism failed.

E)lower interest rates did not stimulate aggregat
Economics   Selene Delray   134   Asked 3 years ago
MONOPOLY: a) Calculate the quantity effect and price effect of a price cut from $6 to $5. Estimat
MONOPOLY: a) Calculate the quantity effect and price effect of a price cut from $6 to $5. Estimat
a)    Calculate the quantity effect and price effect of a price cut from $6 to $5. Estimate the change in total revenue due to the price cut. Explain your answer.

b)   Comment on the elasticity of the demand curve between the price range of $5 to $6. Explain your answer


Any help would be appreciated!!  Thanks in advance!!
Economics   alaska47   161   Asked 6 years ago
Question about elasticity
Question about elasticity
This is for a friend.. Could someone please help with the attached question 7 on economical elasticity..
 she tried finding the solution manual for the book but it wasnt available
Economics   ehd123   947   Asked 8 years ago
Should the government provide assistance at taxpayers’ expense to those people w
Should the government provide assistance at taxpayers’ expense to those people w
Should the government provide assistance at taxpayers’ expense to those people who received these sub-prime loans and now have trouble keeping their homes?
Economics   ilayza16   242   Asked 7 years ago
Suppose the current price of barley is $70 per tonne and at that price 100,0 ..
Suppose the current price of barley is $70 per tonne and at that price 100,0 ..
Suppose the current price of barley is $70 per tonne and at that price 100,000 tonnes are grown by a Victorian farmer. If the price of barley rises to $30 a tonne and quantity supplied increases to 130,000 tonnes, then using the mid-point method, the price of elasticity of supply for barley equals:
Economics   PHaMRoL1952   317   Asked 7 years ago
Throughput costing
Throughput costing
Throughput costing. The variable manufacturing costs per unit of EntertainMe Corporation are as follows:



Required:

1.   Prepare income statements for EntertainMe in January, Febr
Economics   bio_man   125   Asked 3 years ago
Under the Small Business Health Options Program (SHOP)...
Under the Small Business Health Options Program (SHOP)...
Under the Small Business Options Program (SHOP) provision of the health care plan, a small firm's employees would be pooled with the employees of other small firms. When an insurance plan covers a large number of people.
A) moral hazard is reduced
B) adverse selection problems are reduced
C) asymmetric information issues are eliminated
D) negative externalit
Economics   zellyen   856   Asked 8 years ago
Variable and absorption costing, explaining operating-income differences.
Variable and absorption costing, explaining operating-income differences.
Nascar Motors assembles and sells motor vehicles and uses standard costing. Actual data relating to April and May 2017 are as follows:



The selling price per vehicle is $24,000. The budg
Economics   bio_man   138   Asked 3 years ago
Watch the film “It’s a Girl”. using the link provided under content.
Watch the film “It’s a Girl”. using the link provided under content.
Watch the film “It’s a Girl”. using the link provided under content.



All of the questions below should be answered using the film for information.

1. How many female babies did the first person interviewed in the film kill?

2. In the film “It’s a girl” what are the ways listed
a.that female
Economics   Pranshu   126   Asked 2 years ago
What is recent proposed use for many reservations
What is recent proposed use for many reservations
What is recent proposed use for many reservations
Economics   a299bjr   1351   Asked 8 years ago
Which of the following is true of a certificate of deposit?
Which of the following is true of a certificate of deposit?
Which of the following is true of a certificate of deposit?
 a. They are accounts at savings and loan associations.
  b. The funds in this deposit account are not given out in the form of loans.
  c. The funds in this account must be deposited for a specified period of time.
  d. The value of the deposit should be more than 100,000.
  e. The deposits earn v
Economics   dotyc92   57   Asked 6 years ago
Would the pharmaceutical industry work more efficiently if all basic research was moved from private ...
Would the pharmaceutical industry work more efficiently if all basic research was moved from private ...
Would the pharmaceutical industry work more efficiently if all basic research was moved from private laboratories to Universities?
Economics   thefinals23   700   Asked 7 years ago
Your student association is looking for an auditorium to rent for an all-day conference. The univers
Your student association is looking for an auditorium to rent for an all-day conference. The univers
Your student association is looking for an auditorium to rent for an all-day conference. The university's Performing Arts Center is vacant on that day, so the association wants to rent it. The physical plant manager tells you that the daily rent is $660, which includes $400 to cover part of the cost paid to build the Center, $40 to cover part of its regular maintenance cost, $5
Economics   malook90   494   Asked 8 years ago
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