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Read "A Possible Perspective on Growth and Stagnation Over the Past 200 Years" posted on Blackboard. a. Describe the 4 reasons that Acemoglu gives for why the world did not experience growth before 18
assuming the the merger in the automotive industry faces some threats and that the industry decides on self expansion as an alternative strategy, describe the additional complexities that would aris
Define and explain the relationship between total revenue, average revenue, and marginal revenue for a monopolist. What is monopoly profit Should a monopolist produce quantities of product greater t
At its current level of production, a profit-maximizing firm in a competitive market receives $12.50 for each unit it produces and faces an average total cost of $10. At the market price of $12.50 p
Jennifer contemplates installing certain new machines that will reduce the labor time required on certain operations. These will increase the connected load by 10hp, but since they will operate only
Can you explain how FISCAL POLICY (making changes to government spending and taxes) would affect Aggregate Demand (AD) How do these two mechanisms of expansionary policy differ
Transaction costs are inherent in the trade-off between risks and uncertainties. Propose how one can determine the efficient levels of information in an organization to justify taking risk over unce
Customers to Live Theaters, Inc. can be divided into two groups: seniors and everyone else. The inverse demand curves for each of the two groups are given below. The marginal cost (which equals the
Petra borrowed $12,500 thirty months ago from a lender who charges interest of 4.05 percent compounded monthly. She wants to borrow $10,000 more today. The original lender will not increase her loan
One question that arose during the meeting was about how the firm's profitability in their toothpaste division would be impacted by the expansion. The Board asked you to assess the profit potential
A firm can seek any combination of quality and price it chooses. Thus, it can go with a low quality-low price strategy or use one which combines high quality with a high price. Ideally, of course a
Assuming that the merger faces some threats and that the industry decides on self-expansion as an alternative strategy, describe the additional complexities that would arise under this new scenario
Discuss ways the Fed's objective function can be used with an economic model to evaluate alternative monetary policies. Discuss ways that economists could use the Phillip's curve to create better econ
Now assume that the government imposes a price ceiling of $4 per bushel on tomatoes. What do we call this situation Which curve (supply or demand) sets the actual number of tomatoes traded in the ma
An early goldsmith banker earned a profit (sometimes a large profit) simply by writing notes to certify that a person had deposited a certain amoumt of gold in his vault. By writing more notes than
Dr. Cutthroat is a plastic surgeon specealizing in turning ugly, old people into young and beautiful/handsome creatures, for a fee, of course. He has just started a practice in an island far away fr
Marketing refers to the four P's in duscussing firm strategties. Why do you think price is the most powerful and important P that the firm has at its disposal What makes it so much nore attractive a
Why do people hold bonds rather than larger savings account or checking account balances Under what circumstances might they change their portfolios, moving their funds out of bonds and into bank a
Why might a parent company like McDonalds or Hilton choose to franchise its local outlets rather than own them and staff them with employees In many smaller cities all McDonald's outlets are owned b
A university is an M-form organization; its president administers schools, for example, a college of business and a college of liberal arts. The college of business each of these in turn has a dean
The firms and workers in Alpha form expectations adaptively. The firms and workers in Omega form expectations rationally. Their otherwise identical economies are initially in equilibrium at the natu
(Contractionary Gap) What does a contractionary gap imply about the actual rate of unemployment relative to the natural rate What does it imply about the actual price level relative to the expected
(Short-Run Aggregate Supply) In the short run, prices may rise faster than costs. discusses why this might happen. Suppose that labor and management agree to adjust wages continuously for any
Suppose a new technology is developed that increases investment demand in both a closed economy and in a small open economy that are in other ways identical. Holding other factors constant, will the