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Suppose that your city government is interested in reducing littering. Currently, there is a $100 fine for littering and there is a 10 percent probability of being caught if you litter. The city deciding between two different policies: (1) It can increase the number of police that monitor littering, which would make the probability of being caught if you litter 20 percent rather than 10 percent; or (2) it can keep the monitoring the same yet raise the fine for littering from $100 to $200. (Notice that both policies have the same expected cost of littering.) If litterers are risk averse, which policy would lead to a larger reduction in littering? What if litters are risk loving (that is, they have a concave utility function, and so prefer an uncertain outcome to the certain outcome with the same expected cost)?
If the demand elasticity is -2.42 and has a 10 percent decrease in price, what would happen to the quantity demanded. 1. decrease by 2.4 percent 2. increase by 24.2 percent 3. decrease by 24.2 percent 4. increase by 2.4 percent
Assume that economic growth is slower in the United States than in its trading partners. Given a system of floating exchange rates, will the impact of this growth differential be for the United States with respect to exports and the value of the doll..
Suppose individuals are willing to pay $500 for an airbag that reduces the probability of being killed in a car accident by 0.0001. Calculate the value of a statistical life using the willingness to pay approach. Suppose Joe plans to work for another..
Locate an article from a financial periodical from the past 2 years about a company that restated its financial statements due to an error in accounting principal. Examples of periodicals are CFO and Journal of Accountancy.
Now suppose that the interest rate falls to 50 percent, and the household decide not to borrow or lend at all. Is the household better off or worse off with the higher interest rate?
A machine costs $20,000 and has a 5 year useful life. At the end of the 5 years, it can be sold for $4,000. If annual interest is 8%, compounded semi annually, what is the equivalent uniform annual cost of the machine?
Can you give examples of the companies that have high pension costs. Why are companies using more technology input while reducing labor input. Explain why are the Average Cost Curves U-shaped.
She has no accounting background. Leonard cannot understand why market value is not used as basis for accounting measurement and reporting. Explain what basis is used and why. What is importance of economic entity assumption.
For the following cash flow, compute the interest rate at which the $240 cost is equivalent to the subsequent benefits.
The Federal Reserve is considered independent because. National banks must take overnight loans from the Federal Reserve. One reason the Federal Reserve can conduct active monetary policy is that the dollar has a floating exchange rate.
For the production function q= k^0.25 l^0.25. Find total cost function C(w,r;q). Show that it is homogeneous of degree one in input prices and explain the intuition behind this property. Find the profit function?(w,r,p). Show that it is homogeneous o..
q1. if unit labor costs in spain and portugal rise but unit labor costs in germany decline and other producer prices
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