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A factory benefits from discharging effluent, q, into a lake. The marginal benefit function is given by 60-2q. The pollution causes damages to two nearby communities. The marginal damages to Community A are 1q. The marginal damages to community B are 2q.
What is the total welfare (i.e., total surplus) at this outcome? (Hint: total benefits of pollution to factory minus total costs of pollution to the communities.)
(Substitution and Income Effects) Suppose that the substitution effect of an increase in the wage rate exactly offsets the income effect as the hourly wage increases from $12 to $13. What would the supply of labor curve look like over this range o..
find the covariance between hourly wage X and education Y (measured in years of schooling) using the following summary statistics for a sample of 10 workers in a plant. xbar = 11.775 ybar=13.8 sum of (x-xbar)(y-ybar) = 103.55 sum of xy =1728.5
Demand for flower bouquets in a suburban town is described by: QD = 50 - 5 P + 2 Y, where Q is quantity, P is price per unit, and Y is an index of consumer income. Similarly, supply is described by QS = 10 P - 5.
Robinson Plastics makes clear plastic products with injection molding techniques. Their latest invention is a plastic cup with a sharp blade mounted inside to cut prescription pills into small pieces.
Suppose that a color-blind consumer, has $80 to spend on either pink or lime-green sweaters. He does not care what color he weards but deems it very important to buy as many sweaters as possible with $80.
Sally earns $3,000 per month on two goods, A and B, whose prices are $30 and $60 respectively. She is currently spending half her income on each good and maximizing her utility. How much of each good is she consuming
suppose two types of consumers exist, a more affluent group (1) with an estimated price elasticity for biscuits of -2 and a less affluent (2) with an estimated price elasticity for biscuits of -2.5. Pillsbury puts a posted price of a particular amoun..
Solve for the equilibrium values of Q and P (So find Q* and P*) as a function of a1, a2, b1, b2. And what restrictions must be placed on the parameters a1b2 and a2b1 so that the value of Q* above makes economic sense?
The mayor decides how long each fireworks show will last each year. This year, she has a new plan: each of the 20 town citizens will send in their marginal utility of a minute of fireworks to the mayor who will then compute the optimal amount of fi..
Calculate and print out the balance due, principal payment, and interest payment for each period of a new car loan. The nominal interest is 9% per year, compounded monthly. Payments are made monthly for 5 years. The original loan is for $17,000.
assume that now there is a sortage of qualified labor and maximum amount of labor hours company can use per day is 70 (workers in company receive 10EUR per hour).Which model of watches should companu produce to maximize its profit
when he purchased his home, al silva borrowed $280,000 at 10% interest to be repaid in 25 equal end-of-year payments. After making 10 payments, Al found he could refinance the balance due on his loan at 9% interest for the remaining 15 years.
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