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A company is now licensed to manufacture a patented tool on which the patent has only 7 more years to run. The company makes 7500 copies of the tool each year and pays the inventor $100 per year plus $0.05 per tool produced. Now the inventor has offered to sell the patent to the company for $3000. If a return of 6% is desired on the investment, should the company buy the patent?
Jack is a talented investor, but his earnings vary considerably from year to year. In the coming year he expects to earn either $250,000 with good luck or $90,000 with bad luck. Somewhat oddly, given his chosen profession, Jack is risk averse.
This question considers a closed economy Keynesian model that is augmented to include transfers payments to consumers (Tr = Transfers) that increase consumers' disposable incomes and lower government savings. a) Suppose you had the following c..
A monopolist sets price at $10 and sells 100 units. The corresponding marginal revenue is $5 and the marginal cost is $3. What recommendation regarding price and quantity would you give this monopolist
Making dresses is a labor-intensive process. Indeed, theproduction function of a dressmaking firm is well described by theequation Q = L - L2/800, where Q denotes the number ofdresses per week and L is the number of labor hours per week.
1. One year ago, you bought a bond for $10,000. You received interest of $400 at the end of the year, as well as your $10,000 principal. If the inflation rate over the last year was five percent, calculate the real return.
One of life's great lessons is to start early and save all the money you can! If you save two dollars today and two dollars each and every day thereafter until you are 60 years old, how much money will you accumulate
In 1984, Walt Disney brought in Michael Eisner, a Paramount executive as CEO. The firm's board of directors agreed to pay Eisner a salary of $750,000 plus a $750,000 bonus for signing on, plus an annual bonus equal to 2 percent of ..
Advanced technology digalized theEDG read out and the demand for the old style machine dropped. The drop in demand resulted in a demand resulted in a demand curve of P=3900-.15Q. What was XYZ's optimal output and priving policy given this change i..
Firm 1 has a single retail location at the left hand extreme point of a mile-long Main Street while firm 2 is located at the right hand extreme. There are 100 consumers who are evenly distributed over this market. The value of the product sold is ..
Suppose that an initial $20 billion increase in investment spending expands GDP by $20 billion in the first round of the multiplier process. If GDP and consumption both rise by $10billion in the second round of the process, what is the MPC in this..
Say that investment increases by 100 for each interest rate drop of 1 percent. Say also that the expenditures multiplier is 3. If the money multiplier is 5, and each 5-unit change in the money supply changes the interest rate by 1 percent, what op..
The parents of a young child decide to make equal annual payments into a savingsaccount, with the first payment being made on the child's fifth birthday and the last payment being made on the fifteenth birthday. Then a rotal of four withdrawals of..
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