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A Japanese car maker plans to develop its production in United States. The company borrowed $137,702,482 for this expansion at an interest rate of the 8 percent per year.
4-10calc A U.S. auto maker plans to build two more plants in China as it aims to harness continued growth in Asia. The company calculates that it must make annual investments of the $40 thousand ove
Indonesian lenders are the most profitable business in world. The average return on the equity is 23% more than double 9% in the US. The main issue is he limited supply of the official lenders, prom
Calculate the net rate of return on the capital in steady state for all the savings rates of part (c). Determine the relationship among the real rate of return on capital and the consumption per uni
Consider and economy with the following production technology: Y = 9K^1/3 L^2/3, where the aggregate capital stock is K=100, and the aggregate labor is L=100. The price of output is 1.
What is the equation of the demand curve if consumer income is $30,000, the price of good Y is $10, and the price of good Z is $20 based on the demand curve above?
There has been extensive discussion of "wealth effect." The argument goes that inflated stock values were partially responsible for strong United States. Economy of 1990's.
Assume the government increases education spending by $20 billion. Based on an MPC of 0.75, Discuss how much additional consumption will this increase cause?
Provide the list of three things that would cause a RIGHTWARD SHIFT in Aggregate Demand curve and also provide the list of three things that would because a RIGHTWARD SHIFT in the Aggregate Supply
International businesses frequently face sourcing decisions and the decisions about whether they should make or buy the component parts that go into their final products.
Countertrade is an alternative means of structuring an international sale when the conventional means of payment are costly, difficult or nonexistent. Determine the risks associated with pursuing s
The demand curve facing a monopoly firm is given by the equation P = 1000-5Q. The firm produces at a constant marginal and the average cost equal to $100.
Suppose the demand for a medical service is given by equation P = 1000-2Q. Suppose the price without insurance is $100, but insurance reduces consumer's out-of-pocket price to $50.
What will the average premium be if the health insurance company estimates the premium adding net loading costs of 20 percent?
Many economists claim that property tax is the superior tax for municipal governments. Do you agree or disagree? Determine the pros and cons of the property tax?
Suppose that the goal of the minimum wage policy is to maintain a constant standard of living for minimum wage earners over time (i.e. on average, their utility, stays constant). One proposal put fo
A man won $27,000,000 in the state lottery several years ago. To pay off the winner, the state planned to make an initial $1,000,000 payment instantly, followed by the equal annual payments of $1,30
Koichiro wants to form maximum number of sushi-rolls possible while spending no more than $3,000/hr. using the substitution method, what combination of Sushi-bots and Labor should he employ to maxim
Now assume that the 2 firms form a cartel and decide to maximize joint profits and crack profits evenly. They agree to each produce half of the profit maximizing quantity. Discuss how much outputs w
Suppose you have $2,000 autonomous consumption and given the $10,000 disposable income did not allow you to save anything. Explain what will be your MPC?
A company makes calendars and sells them for $10 each. Cost per unit is: direct labor $1.20, direct materials $1.50, the variable overhead .90, the variable marketing expense .40.
A monopolist produces at constant marginal cost c = 1 It sells the product in the domestic market, where demand is Qd = 5? Pd, and some foreign markets with total demand Qf = 2?
Carlisle Company has been cited and must spend in the equipment to decrease the stack emissions or face the EPA fines of $18,500 per year.
Discuss what effect would a 10% increase in price of cigarettes due to increased cigarette taxes have on cigarette consumption and consumer spending on the cigarettes?
Suppose that in an election voters are distributed on different positions from 1 to 10 and that instead of having voters distributed uniformly across 10 regions, assume that position 1 has a differe