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In view of the problems involved in regulating natural monopolies, compare socially optimal (marginal cost) pricing and fair return pricing by referring again. Assuming that a government subsidy might be used to cover any loss resulting from marginal?cost pricing, which pricing policy would you favor? Why? What problems might such a subsidy entail?
When an inefficient firm or a firm producing a product that people no longer want goes out of business, people are unemployed, but that's part of the normal process of economic growth and development; the unemployment is part of the natural rate
Suppose a small city dry-cleaning market, which is monopolistically competitive. Currently, the typical dry-cleaner is charging $5 an product.
Suppose that the level of investment is $16 billion and independent of level of total output, complete the accompanying table and estimate the equilibrium levels of output and employment in private closed economy.
Aero Company currently has net income of $3 million and 1. million common shares outstanding which sell for $20 per share. Aero has decided to issue new stock to raise $4,000,000 to expand its operations.
In the country of Wiknam, the velocity of money is constant. Real GDP grows by 5 percent per year, the money stock grows by 14 percent per year, and the nominal interest rate is 11 percent. What is the real interest rate?
Illustrate what are the comparative advantage that would exist when the selected country has a margin of superiority.
Are natural disasters occurs of inflation or deflation. Where might the public see the evidence.
If the desired fiscal stimulus is $20 billion and the desired AD increase is $50 billion, we can conclude that the MPC is:
Illustrate what is the own price elasticity for ATM fees charged to non-customers.
In article on the steel industry, The Wall Street Journal noted that as steel prices were falling, steelmakers were not cutting production
Using the dynamic augmented Phillip's Curve model (Y/PC/MR), demonstrate the effects of the Following changes. Show both the short-run and long-run effects.
P stands for price Pr stands for price of related good also N stands for per capita disposable income.
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