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Willingness to Pay for New Airport Gates. Your city is considering an airport-expansion project that would increase the number of airport gates and allow additional airlines to serve your city. According to a recent report, the additional competition made possible by the new gates would decrease the average airline fare from $220 to $200 and increase the number of passengers from 400 to 600 per day. The city would borrow money to finance the project, and the daily payment required to pay off the loan over 20 years would be $8,100. How does the benefit to consumers compare to the cost of the project?
Suppose that a new government is elected that wants tokeep out the poor. It declares that the minimum rent that can be charged is $2500 per month. If the government can enforce that price floor, will there be a surplus or ashortage? Of how many un..
At the end of 2006 an expert economist from the Global Economic Institute in Kiel, Germany, predicted a drop in the value of the dollar against the euro of 10% over the next 5 years. If the exchange rate was $1.27 to 1 euro on November 5, 2007,
U.S. Nominal GDP for the year 2010 was $14,658 billion, whereas in 2000 it was $9,951 billion. The GDP deflator for 2000 (2010) was 88 (111) using 2005 as a base year. Using the compound growth formula xt+n = xt(1 + g)^n
Figure 3-4 is a basic illustration of the Solow growth model. Interpret it, being careful to explain the meaning of the saving and investment requirement lines. Why does the steady state occur where they cross?
Seth could consume $120 next year if he saved all his current earnings. He expects to earn nothing next year. The intertemporal budget constraint for Seth is given by the equation C2 = 120 - 1.2C1 where C1 = possible consumption in year 1 and C2 =..
The town of Dry Gulch needs more water from Pine Creek. The town engineer has selected two plans for comparison: a gravity plan (divert water at a point 10 miles up Pine Creek and pipe it by gravity to the town) and a pumping plan (divert water at..
Assume that the reserve requirement is 5%. All other things equal, will the money supply expand more if the Federal Reserve busy $2,000 worth of bonds or if someone deposits in a bank $2,000 that he had been hiding in his cookie jar
Do the same for x2. After, solve the consumer's optimization problem using the Lagrange multiplier method. Interpret the first-order conditions in terms of the slope of budget constraint and indifference curves.
a) Based on these estimates, what is the maximum share price that Happy Times should be willing to pay for Joe's?
Does total investment (public and private) increase or decrease in this case?
Suppose that the w=1, r=4 and the production function is given by: Q = K1/3L2/3. This means that the . Suppose that the w=1, r=4 and the production function is given by: Q = K1/3L2/3. This means that the marginal product of labor
Suppose the government imposes a tax of $4 on beverage B, and the price increases by the amount of the tax. How will the consumer respond?
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