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A firm uses a single plant with costs c=160 + 16Q + and faces the price equation P=96 - .4Q.
Find the firm's profit maximizing price and quantity. What is the profit?
The firm's production manager claims that the firm's average cost of production is minimized at an output of 40 units. Furthermore, she claims that 40 units is the firm's profit maximizing level of output. Explain whether these claims are correct.
Could the firm increase its profit by using a second plant (with costs identical to the first) to produce the output in part (a)? Explain.
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The state Medicaid agency has set a rate of $5.50 per visit for all Medicaid enrollees who visit a physician. Each physician also has private paying patients. The demand curve for each physician can be characterized as follows
The firms and workers in Alpha form expectations adaptively. The firms and workers in Omega form expectations rationally. Their otherwise identical economies are initially in equilibrium at the natural level of output with 10 percent inflation.
Gene Milton borrowed a sum of $5,000 from his uncle Ben and after three years paid a sum of $5,000 and paid another $1,000 after 4 years to pay off the loan. Determine the interest rate Gene paid it the payments were based on yearly compounding.
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