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To speed relief to isolated South Asian communities that were devastated by the December 2004 tsunami, the U.S. government doubled the number of helicopters from 45 to 90 in early 2005. Navy admiral, Thomas Fargo, head of the U.S. Pacific Command, was asked if doubling the number of helicopters would “produce” twice as much relief. He predicted, “Maybe pretty close to twice as much” (Vicky O’Hara, All Things Considered, National Public Radio, January 4, 2005). (1) In terms of “production” of relief, what kind of return to scale was the admiral discussing? (2) Assuming that “production” of relief requires only helicopters and pilots, draw an isoquant that illustrates the production process
Suppose that you were given two choices: Choice A is that you can receive $18,000 two years from now, and Choice B is that you can receive $15,000 right now. APR (Annual Percentage Interest Rate, r) is 10%. Which would you choose Choice A or Choice B..
Explain how a bill become a law in order.the bill goes back to the floor of the senate for consideration. the house committee, compairised of members from both houses of congress,works outany differences concerning the bill.
Suppose that Chinese manufacturers develop the ability to build a good car that costs only $5,000. They start shipping it to the U.S. For each of the following groups, say whether they are likely to win, lose or not be affected much by the Chinese..
Consider two workers with identical preferences. Phil and Bill. Both workers have the same life cycle wage path in that they face the same wage at every age, and they know what their future wages will be. Leisure and consumption are both normal goods..
The following shows the demands and marginal revenue in two markets, 1 and 2, for a price discriminating firm along with total marginal revenue, MRT, and marginal cost MC: Compare the demand conditions in each market; i.e. how do the two markets diff..
The key condition for equilibrium to occur in a market is: A. price should equal quantity. B. demand for one good should equal demand for all other goods. C. demand curves should equal supply curves. D. quantity demanded should equal quantity supplie..
The city of Carlsbad in California is considering building a $300 million water-desalination plant. The facility would be the largest in the Western Hemisphere, producing 50 million gallons of drinking water a day -- enough to supply about 100,000 ho..
A project manager finds that he does not have direct reward power over salaries, bonuses, work assignments, or project funding for members of the project team with whom he interfaces. Does this mean that he is totally deficient in reward power?
q1. your employer asks you to calculate the present value for a project that will result in an immediate financial
Wolfe and Baker are the ONLY two firms producing door stopers because of such a small market in their area and both firms are profit maximizing. They have a marginal cost (MC) of $8 and have NO fixed cost (FC = $0). On graph created above, mark the ..
Illustrate what is the 95% confidence interval estimate of the population mean examination score if a sample of 200 applications provided a sample mean of Xbar=935
A chemical recovery system costs $30,000 and saves $5,280 each year of its seven=year life. The salvage value is estimated at $7,500. The after-tax MARR is 9%, the CCA rate is 20% and taxes are at 45%. What is the net after-tax annual benefit or cost..
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