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A prospective change in governemnt purchases suppose that people learn in the current year that government purchases, Gi, will increase in some future year. current government purchaes, G1, do not change
a. What happened in the current year to real GDP, consumption and investment
b. Think of some real world cases to which this quetion applies?
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The historical returns on a balanced portfolio have had an average return of 8% and a standard deviation of 12%. Assume that returns on this portfolio follow a normal distribution. Use the empirical rule for normal distributions to answer the followi..
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Discuss the relationship between liquidity and risk in a financial instrument; between risk and yield; and between liquidity and yield.
The demand for widgets is P = 100 -3Q and the supply of widgets is P = 20 + 2Q. Who bears the economic incidence of a $5 per unit tax on widgets? Find the excess burden of the tax.
Suppose the market for gelato is perfectly competitive, and that gelato is a constant cost industry. The long-run cost function for producing gelato is TC(Q) = Q^3 ? 2Q^2 + 5Q. The demand for gelato is Q = 300 - 2p
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Who are the stakeholders involved when it comes to the economic demands and society's expectations of post secondary education?
Bayer is selling aspirin in both North America and Europe. The elasticity of demand in Europe is -1.5, but -1.4 in North America. It costs Bayer $2 to make a bottle of aspirin. Bayer sells 20 million bottles of aspirin quarterly in Europe, and 15 mil..
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