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Lou's preference over pizza(x) and other goods(y) are given by U(x,y) = xy, with associate marginal utilities MUx=y and MUy=x. His income is $120.
Initial Prices: Px=4 Py=1
Calculate his income and substitution effects of a decrease in the price of food (Px) to $3.
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Suppose that a business has developed a very high-quality product and operates more efficiently in producing that product than any other potential competitor.
It is like the FRB has already tried to stimulate the economy by lowering interest rates
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Use the Expenditure Equation for GDP.find the values for each sector for the years 1929 or 1933. Determine the percentage change for the two years.
Illustrate the notion that people are rational respond to incentives consider an experiment conducted by researchers at St. Luke's Roosevelt Hospital in New York City.
Illustrate what appears to be the major constraint that the central banks used to determine the limits of the monetary injections into the economy.
Your son is graduating from high school and is about to enter the work force. He has developed a strong curiosity about our economic system and how it works. Because you have a good understanding of basic economics, he has asked you to explain..
Stating curves so that the quantity demanded & quantity supplied are both functions of price, putting value on horizontal axis. There is more than one demand curve, but all have a slope of -5.
Competition seems to be so fierce among the giant retailers, after discounting and lower profit margins, how is profitability possible.
Suppose the Lexington mayor caps the amount police can ne speeding motorists at $500. The police vow to step up enforcement in order to cintinue to deter speeding. How high must the probability of being caught speeding be in order to deter most pe..
Illustrate what affect might our concern for the baby boomers reaching retirement age, and the smallest number.
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