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A small country can import a good at a world price of 10 per unit. The domestic supply curve of the good is D = 400 - 5P, S = 20 + 10 P.Assume the demand and supply are exactly as described but there
Calculate the MIRR for the cash flows given below? The external rate of return for borrowing is the 5% and the external rate of return for investing is 15%.
Assume that Bank of America lends the $100,000 to Jill's Jerseys. Using T-accounts, how this transaction is recorded on the bank's balance sheet.
Graph the isquant and isocost associated with this example. Clearly mark the optimal point. Include the quantity and cost on the isocost and isoquant.
If a monopoly firm observes an increase in total revenue following a price increase, which of the following must be true?
Anna Lopez sells timber in a perfectly competitive market. Incomes increase, and many people buy new homes; the market demand curve shifts to the right.
The server follows a straight-line (SL) depreciation with zero salvage value at the end of its 10 year service. The management of a hospital is considering the installation of new server which resul
A pure monophony buyer of a resource has a marginal value curve for the resource expressed as: MV = 100 - 0.4Q. Its average expenditure function (and also the market supply function) is:
A country which does not tax cigarettes is considering the introduction of a $0.40 per pack tax. The economic advisors to the country calculate the demand and supply curves for the cigarettes a
Explain how the current economic environment affects the exchange rate among the U.S. and the other countries. Recommend the two to three best practices for leveraging information regarding the exch
Find out how each of the business cycles contributed to the expansion of the U.S. economy continuing in 2011. Give the specific examples to support your response.
Determines the role the U.S. government has taken in the regulation of banks, as well as the history of major banking regulations, and calculate the next major regulatory move by the U.S. government
How might the expansionary monetary policy affect the extent of crowding out in the short run if Congress and the president pursue an expansionary fiscal policy at the same time as the Federal Reser
Is it possible to make a confident prediction concerning their actions and the outcome? The firms make their decision independently, and each is seeking its own maximum profit. Explain.
Assume that the residents of the Koliner spend all of their income on apple, banana, and oranges. In 2008, they buy 50 of apple for $75, 100 bunches of banana for $200, and 500 oranges for $50. In 2
Assume the position of political candidates on all issues can be ranked on a scale ranging from conservative too liberal. The more conservative a candidate, the less the quantity of public goods he
Analyzing the different approaches that might be used by the Keynesian theorists and the monetary theorists to promote the long-run macroeconomic stability.
Explain how does this affect the dollar-yen exchange rate? Drag the appropriate curve(s) to illustrate how this affects the market for Japanese yen.
An economic consulting firm has estimated the own-price elasticity for your most profitable product is -1.50. You compete with many firms offering similar products (monopolistic competition).
Discuss how might debt/equity swaps help solve the international debt problem? Point out the drawbacks and benefits from the viewpoint of the debtor country. Why do you think the debt/equit
Examines the following statement: "International policy coordination is plagued by differing institutions, national economic objectives, political climates, and the phases in the business cycle."&n
Despite only modest increase in real incomes, the U.S. Savings rate has risen to 5.4% as of August 2014. After a decade of overconsumption Americans are finally saving at the appropriate levels.
The President is concerned with satisfying American consumers as a means to boost his party's popularity for the 2016 election. Imagine serving as an advisor to President Obama.
Discuss how the paradox of thrift is related to consumer and investment spending. Provide the 3 examples for consumer and the 3 examples for investor spending in your explanation
Calculate the advantages and disadvantages of a strong and a weak dollar for American consumers? Make sure to cite the proportion of the US import-export variables in relation to explaining how thi