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a. The marginal private benefit (MPB) for commodity X is given by MPB = 20 – X, where X is the number of units consumed. The marginal private cost (MPC) of producing X is 2X (MPC = 2X). For each unit of X produced, the marginal external cost (MEC) of producing X is X imposed on bystanders (MEC = X). In the absence of any government intervention how much is X produced? What is the efficient level of production of X? What is the gain to society involved in moving from the inefficient to the efficient level of production? For a large numbers case, suggest a Pigouvian tax that would lead to the efficient level. How much revenue would the tax raise? Would a welfare loss or welfare gain result from imposing the Pigouvian tax? Calculate it and show your findings diagrammatically on a per unit diagram as well as a couple of total diagrams one stacked upon another. Give an economic intuition of your findings. b. Imagine instead that there were only two neighbors involved in the above case, a perpetrator and a victim. How would an efficient solution be achieved? Hint: Use the strips of areas arrived at above.
Using a wholesale price of $4 per case in each state, calculate the breakeven output quantities for each alternative.
Elucidate what happens to the price of oranges and the marginal product of orange pickers as a result of the freeze. Can you say what happens to the demand for orange pickers.
The demand function for a firm’s product is Q(P) = 50-P/10. The firm’s cost of production is C(Q) = Q^3-20Q^2+125Q. The firm’s problem is to choose the value of Q≥0 that maximizes its profit. Calculate the firm’s inverse demand function. Calculate th..
Which of the following is the most fundamental assumption in economics?
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Demand for phones at an on-line retailer is 5,000 per month. The annual inventory carrying rate for the retailer is 25 percent, and the retailer incurs a fixed order cost of $15,000 for each order placed with the supplier in Taiwan. How many phones s..
Determine the current amount of money that must be invested at 12% nominal interest, compounded monthly, to provide an annuity of $12000 per year for 4 years, starting 11 years from now. The interest rate remains constant over this entire period of t..
Does a temporary increase in government expenditure increase output in the standard new-Keynesian DSGE model? Is it possible to draw any intuitive parallels between the impact of government expenditure in these models and in the IS-LM model?
There are only 2 firms in a market facing same demand curve as follows: Q = 120 – 10P The marginal cost of each firm are, respectively, MC1 = 4 + 0.2 Q1 and MC2 = 4 + 0.2 Q2 a). Find the profit maximization level of output for both firms. b). which f..
Homemakers are not included in the employment or labor force totals compiled by the Bureau of Labor Statistics household survey. They are included in the working-age population totals. Suppose that homemakers were counted as employed and included in ..
q1. is holding an investment he bought for 1000 that has a 60 percent chance of gaining 200 in value and a 40 percent
Calculate the year in which income every capita in the United States was equal to year 2010 income every capita in India.
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