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Suppose in country Triniland employers are required to pay overtime at 50% above the normal wage rate for workers who work beyond 8 hours a day.
Use your diagram in (a) and (b) to analyze and show graphically the change in work incentive facing working who were working 7 and 8 hours before the law change. If applicable, clearly specify any additional assumptions. Please draw a separate graph and tell me what happens to work/leisure hours.
Explain why a monopolist will never set a price (and produce the corresponding output) at which the demand is price-inelastic.
Describe how a change in investment can have big impact on GDP causing a nationwide slump. Recall that investment is "small" relative to the entire economy.
Use the data in the table to the right to answer the following questions. What is the external cost per unit of production? What level is produced if there is no regulation of the externality?
Suppose that a chair manufacturer is producing in the short run (with its existing plant and equipment). The manufacturer has observed the following levels of production corresponding to different numbers of workers:
Describe the US household is harmful to the economy with the use of AS-AD diagrams.
Provide brief but theoretically sound explanation for each of the following.
Do the estimated coefficients have the required signs to yield a-shaped AVC curve? Discuss the significance using the p-values.
Graph the accompanying demand data, and then use the midpoint formula for E d to determine price elasticity of demand for each of the four possible $1 price changes.
Application of Nash Equilibrium and Game Theory with examples
Draw the demand curve for the bridge crossings. How many people would cross the bridge when there were no toll? What is the loss of consumer surplus associated with charge of toll of $4.00
Assume that the exchange rate between the Canadian dollar and the Euro is 2 Euros per Canadian dollar.
When the Bank of Canada sells the government bonds to a commercial bank, the commercial bank experiences a decline in reserves and in increase in bonds. Total assets are unchanged; this is just a portfolio switch between bonds and cash.
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