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1. Assume you decide to open a copy store. You rent store space (signing a one-year lease to do so), and you take out a loan at a local bank and use the money to buy 10 copiers. Six months later, a large chain opens a copy store two blocks away from yours. As a result, the revenue you receive from your copy store, while sufficient to cover the wages of your employees and the costs of paper and utilities, doesn't cover all your rent and the interest and repayment costs on the loan you took out to purchase the copiers. Should you continue operating your business?
2. When the DuPont chemical company first attempted to enter the paint business, it was not successful. According to a company report, in one year it "lost nearly $500,000 in actual cash in addition to an expected return on investment of nearly $500,000, which made a total loss of income to the company of nearly a million." Why did this report include as part of the company's loss the amount it had expected to earn - but didn't - on its investment in manufacturing paint?
Explain why would Pepsi agree to pay such a fee. What would likely happen if there were no pouring rights on campus.
Find out the profit maximizing level of price and output. Discuss an alternative regulatory regime, and discuss the merits of both.
A monopolist has a constant marginal and average cost of $10 and faces a demand curve of Q D = 1000 - 10P. Compute the monopolist's profit-maximizing quantity, price, and profit.
Illustrate what trends are in the data sets. I need to support my assertions of trends with statistical evidence.
Suppose you decide to withdraw $100 in currency from your checking account. What is the effect on M1? Ignore any actions the bank might take as a result of the withdrawal.
All workers are equally productive also workers vary in their preferences. Compute a worker who values his wage and the risk level according to the following utility functions
Assume the rural wage is $1 per day. Urban modern sector employment can be obtained.
Engineers at national research laboratory built a prototype automobile which could be driven 180 miles on single gallon of unleaded gasoline. They estimated that in the mass production the care would cost 40k for each unit to build.
Consider the following data on US GDP-What was the grwoth rate of the GDP deflator between 1999 and 2000?
Illustrate what would you expect to see happen to the cost of a checking account if banks could not make loans. What would happen to the amount of investment made by businesses.
As sitting in your office one evening, you begin to think about some of the key microeconomic messages you need to communicate to the Board.
A price-discriminating monopolist of the 3 rd degree sells output in 3 different markets. Some, but not all pairs on the 3 linear market demand curves are given below.
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