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I have come across this type of scenario several times in college and in personal business ventures. Understanding these scenarios helps us understand a small piece of microeconomic strategy.
Suppose that the United States can manufacture Toyotas at the cost of $18,000 per car and Chevrolets at $16,000 per car. In Japan, Toyotas can be manufactured at 1,000,000 yen and Chevrolets at 500,000 yen. In terms of Chevrolets what is the opportunity cost of producing Toyotas in each country? Who has the comparative advantage in producing Chevrolets? Suppose Americans buy 500,000 Chevrolets and 300,000 Toyotas each year and the Japanese purchase far fewer of each. Using productive efficiency as the guide, which country should produce Chevrolets and which should produce Toyotas?
Calculate the forward discount or Premium for the Mexican peso whose 90-day forward rate is $.102 and spot rate is $.10. State whether your answer is a discount or premium.
Define Phillips curve suppose the economy's aggregate supply curve is stable, how would an increase in aggregate demand affect the unemployment rate and the inflation rate?
China and Japan have 2factors of production, land and labor. Both countries produce 2-goods, corn, which needs more land, and computers, which needs more labor.
My book does not explain well the formula for a Decreasing Geometric Gradient. For example: if I have an initial cost of 4 million and a yearly decreasing cost of 25 percent a year through year five, determine the equivalent PV and Annual Cost?
Intra-industry trade involves nations exporting and importing the similar goods. Why would nations export and import same or similar items?
Assume that on January 1, 1999 spot exchange rate was Yen/£=198. Over the year, British inflation rate was 4 percent, and the Japanese inflation rate was 6 percent.
Martin Feldstein and Charles Horioka of Harvard University discusses that in a world of perfect capital market integration, there should be little long term correlation in domestic saving and investment.
Compute selected ratios and get industry averages for comparison, for each of the financial statement ratios given below compute the ratio for the current year and for the prior year.
Describe how the following events would effect market for South Africa's currency, the rand, suppose a floating exchange rate.
explain how Alternative Trade: Legacies for the Future supports or challenges your conceptualizations of trade and development. Are there themes that some of you agree upon? Do you disagree on others? Describe your conversation.
In the IS-LM curve model, examine the effect of an autonomous rise in saving that is matched by a drop in consumption, describe which curve would shift?
A Corporation stock is trading at $120 per share. The firm plans to declare a 3 for 2 stock split. The stock split is expected to raise the companys market capitalization by 5%.
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