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Discuss why a monopolist should lower its quantity relative to the perfectly competitive market to maximize profits. Make sure to elaborate employ examples.
Assume that the demand changes to QD = 600-2P and the supply function stays the same. Graph the new situation in Excel. Find the new equilibrium price and quantity, and show it on your graph.
Compute the expected market price. Show calculations please. How many units should you produce to maximize expected profits? What is your expected profit or loss? Again, show work.
What are "normal" goods? Give an example in our current economy and what are "inferior" goods? Give an example in our current economy.
Discuss how the interplay between economies of density and the properties of hub-and-spoke networks give rise to economies of scope.
Given the Production Function: Q = 21X + 9X2 - X3, where Q = Output, and X = Input . At what value of X does Stage II of the production function begin?
Night Timers Co. manufactures glow-in-the dark products in 10 ft. rolls. At present the company's maximum production capacity is 140,000 rolls per year. The cost is stated as: C= $50,000 + 0.25 Q.
Constrained optimisation model
What factors would cause a firm to decide to buy intermediate products needed for production of its final goods or services?
The demand for energy in the United States is often stated as persistently non-cyclical and not sensitive to both prices effects. Given such characteristics, explain the effect of each of the following on the demand or supply for gasoline.
In what particular ways (if any) does a college education increase a worker's productivity? Take some special care with this problem.
When developing short-run cost curves, it is supposed that all firms in perfect competition have the same cost curves and they all make identical short-run profits or losses.
Employ the following information on hypothetical short-run production function to answer questions a-d. Compute the marginal and average variable product of each unit of labor input. Hint: plot your Units of labor and Units of Output vertically.
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