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Q1. The price of good is $1.20 per unit also annual demand is 800,000 units. Market research indicates that an increase in cost of 10 cents for every unit will result in a fall in annual demand of 75,000 units. Elucidate what is the cost elasticity of demand measuring the responsiveness of demand over this range of price increase?
Q2. How does theory hypothesize that a current account trade deficit will be resolved? Why does the US's persistent current account deficit not get reduced this way, meaning what other factors are in play? What is the impact on the macro economy of the persistent current account deficit?
Then make an argument for why the government may still prefer using the other approach.
What do you think the sign and magnitude of the Cross-Price Elasticity of Demand would be between premium juices and soda.
Proposals for modifications of the law are formulated by committees. Under the closed rule, the legislature may either accept or reject a proposed modification, but may not propose an alternative.
Someone proposes to buy the farm from you for $1 million. Would you make more by selling the farm or keeping it
For the product is charging the most favorable price
Explain why does the profit motive does not automatically avoid air pollution in the production of steel and other products.
he perfectly competitive form maximizes profits by producing 10 units of output. At what price does it sell these units.
Can you offer another reason why the New Jersey dealer might not have wished to follow a no-haggling policy.
Distinguish between the resources market and the product market in the circular flow model.
Provider A charges $120 per month for the service regardless of the number of phone calls made.
Explain the process of how that movement occurred using behaviors of consumers and suppliers. Graph the movement between the two points as well.
In 2003, when music downloading first took off, Universal Music slashed the prices of CDs from an average of $21 to an average of $15.
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