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Looking for some help on how to explain the 4 examples below for these three hypothesis. Not looking for answers to them, but just a start on how to approach each example.
Null hypothesis
Directional Research hypothesis
Non-directional research hypothesis
In class is was claimed that at the wealth maximizing output for a price searcher who is making zero (economic) profits, the Average Total Cost Curve must be tangent to the Demand Curve rather than merely be equal to but bisecting the Demand (either ..
Design an algorithm that will acceptthe cost of a building and calculateand displaythe architect's fee
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Instead, they proposed either a subsidy that will keep the price of heating at its original level or, a subsidy for the actual desired level of heating (say, x1>x0 where x0 is the original level of fuel for heating consumption). Compare the effect..
If the government establishes a quantity subsidy on the consumption of a good, it means that the consumer has to pay for each unity of the good its price minus the subsidy. That is, the price of the good becomes, in the consumer’s point of view, p..
We will examine the effect of a sales tax on a monopolist's profit maximizing price and rate of output. Assume that the monopolist faces a linear inverse demand curve given by p(y)=a-by, where a>0 and b>0, and a quadratic total cost function c(.) giv..
This question is based on The Economist Magazine's Schools Brief: State and Market - which has its own module in Etudes
The break-even point is important to managers because it:
Democracy, Government Responsiveness, and Electoral Accountability: In the modern theory of the state, economists tend to think of the role of government as that of a (benevolent) social planner. How does the ‘new political economy’ depart from this ..
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