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Suppose Helen works at a bakery where she bakes bread and cakes. Each hour she devotes to baking bread yields 4 loaves and each hour she devotes to baking cakes yields 8 cakes. a. What is Helen’s opportunity cost of baking one loaf of bread? Baking one cake? b. If Helen works a total of 8 hours per day, what is the maximum number of bread loaves she could bake? What is the maximum number of cakes she could bake? c. Using this information, graph Helen’s production possibilities frontier. d. Suppose that a dough kneader is introduced to the bakery that enables Helen to bake 8 loaves per hour rather than only 4. On the graph from part c, show how this development shifts her production possibilities frontier.
A monopolist operates in an industry where the demand curve is given by Q=1000-2p. The monopolist's constant marginal cost is 8 dollars. What is the monopolist's profit maximizing price? How much does the monopolist produce? What are its profits?
You have $1000 to invest over an investment horizon of three years. The bond market offers various options. You can buy (a) a sequence of three one year bonds (b) a three year bond or (c) a two year bond followed by a one year bond. Compute the retur..
Select two subject and explain how they fit into economics- what do the subject have in common? How does it impact how you think about economics? What can you learn from it? and how can you apply it?
On average, 30-minute television sitcoms have 22 minutes of programming. Assume that the probability distribution for minutes of programming can be approximated by a uniform distribution from 18 minutes to 26 minutes. What is the expected duration of..
Charlie has utility function U(x,y)=24x^1/2+y. If he maximizes her utility, what is the amount of good y that he consumes, when price of x is 4, price of y is 1, and income is 50 (in this case utility maximization is characterized by the tangency rul..
To measure the price elasticity of demand, economists calculate: How much price changes relative the change in the quantity demanded. The absolute value of the percentage change in quantity demanded relative to the absolute value of the percentage ch..
When students graduate from college, they leave the classroom and begin looking for a job. For each of the labor market statistics, determine if the unemployment rate and the employment population ratio increases/decreases/does not change. Suppose t..
Which of the following would be automatic stabilizers? Employment-insurance payments. Cost-of-living escalators in government contracts and pensions. Free university tuition for unemployed workers after six months of unemployment, provided that they ..
Statistics show China has a huge savings rate and huge trade surpluses. In contrast, the U.S. has very small savings rates and very large trade deficits. What national income accounting can explain this? Discuss and reference equations and/or the cir..
Identify at least four key points of a relevant economic article from either the Strayer Library or a newspaper. The article must deal with any course concepts covered in Weeks 1-8.
Total fixed costs, Constant returns to scale occur when
Illustrate what are the levels of income every worker and consumption per worker.
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