Employment, Employment The calculations of human input in the producti...

Employment The calculations of human input in the production procedure. In the United States, there are two major measures of employment, as determined by the Bureau of Labor

Production and consumption, relation between production and consmption

relation between production and consmption

Elements of economics, discuss scarcity,choice and opportunity cost

discuss scarcity,choice and opportunity cost

Determine optimal price, Determine Optimal Price, Quantity and Economic Pro...

Determine Optimal Price, Quantity and Economic Profit A firm has a demand function P = 200 – 5Q and cost function:  AC=MC=10 and a potential entrant has a cost function: AC=MC

Production possibility frontier, Halala is a small country that uses most o...

Halala is a small country that uses most of Its resources to produce fruits and vegetables. If the country produces only fruits it is able to produce 8000kg of fruit per year. If i

Equilibrium, Equilibrium is explained as follows: Equilibrium is the st...

Equilibrium is explained as follows: Equilibrium is the state in which there are no shortages and surpluses; or we can say that the quantity demanded is equal to the quantity s

Critically examine recent development in demand theory,

What are the possible advantages of free trade, What are the possible advan...

What are the possible advantages of free trade? Firms a)  Specialisation and enhanced use of comparative advantage b)  Possibility of advantages of scale c)  Spread

Van der Waal''s Equation , Deviation from ideal gas behavior The Van der Wa...

Deviation from ideal gas behavior The Van der Waal''s Equation This is observed, deviations from gas laws are high under high pressures & low temperatures. The Van der Waal suggest

Estimate the maximum revenue and marginal costs, The market demand function...

The market demand function of a firm is given by 4P + Q - 16 = 0 And the AC function takes the form AC = 4/Q + 2 - 0.3Q + 0.05Q 2 Find the Q which gives: (a)  Maxim