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You are the manager of 3D Designs-a large company that does graphics work for Disney and other companies. You and your only competitor are contemplating the purchase of a new 3-D imaging device. If only one of you acquires the device, that firm will earn profits of $15 million and the other firm will lose $10 million. Unfortunately, there is only one 3-D imaging device in the world, and additional devices will not be available for the foreseeable future. Recognizing this fact, an opportunistic salesperson for the company that makes this device calls you. She indicates that, for an additional up-front payment of $24 million (not included in the above figures), her firm will deliver the device to your company premises tomorrow. Otherwise, she call your competitor and offer it the same deal. Should you accept or decline her offer? Explain.
Explain how the distinction between expected and unexpected inflation is important to the distributional effects of inflation.
The BLS estimates that in 2002, the number of working-age adults was 211.9 million, labour force was 141.8 million, and the total number of employed was 135.1 million. Calculate the following:
What money supply must the Bank of Canada set next year if it wants to keep the price level stable? What money supply must the Bank of Canada set next year if it wants inflation of the ten percent?
Illustrate and explain the interaction of households, businesses, government and global markets in the circular flow of economic activity.
Consolidated Drugs, Inc. has spent $4 million developing and testing a new anti-aging drug. Management now estimates that it will cost $2 million to produce and market this new product.
Suppose that all other banks hold only the required amount of reserves. If Nan Bank Inc. decides to reduce its reserves to only the required amount, by how much would the economy's money supply increase?
Explain why you would be more or less willing to buy a share of Apple Computers stock in the following situations:
The table below is a production possibility table for the fictional country of Myopia. Use it to construct the corresponding production possibility curve.
You are trying to decide whether to buy some laptop computers for your business in either Canada or in United States. Looking at identical machines on the Dell Canada and the Dell US web sites, you find that they sell for US $2000 (US dollars) in ..
Describe the US household is harmful to the economy with the use of AS-AD diagrams.
Assume an economy in which the reserve ratio is 15 percent, people hold 10 percent of their deposits in the form of cash, and there are no other leakages.
Answer the following questions on the basis of the monopolist's situation illustrated in the following graph.
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