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“Government policy is aimed at reducing the importation of chicken products.”
From the above statement:
1. Discuss two (2) government policies (along with the relative impact) that may have been implemented to reduce the importation of chicken.
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- The Scenario : Suppose that the market for good X is small in Malaysia and in Thailand , relative to the world market for good X . Both these markets are currently open to free trade . Suppose also that , relative to the rest of the world , Malaysia has a comparative advantage in producing good X whilst Thailand has a comparative disadvantage in producing good X. Malaysian consider good X a normal good , whereas Thais consider good X an inferior good . The Question : Using a set of appropriate diagrams ( with demand and supply curves ), show the comparison between the Malaysian and Thai markets for good X (side by side) - when an economic recession hits both Malaysia and Thailand simultaneously. Explain what happens to the price of good X in each country, as well as the quantity demanded, quantity supplied, and the quantity imported/exported. make sure that you include welfare tables and briefly explain the welfare effects on consumers, producers, and society as a whole - for each…England and Scotland both produce scones and sweaters. Suppose that an English worker can produce 30 scones per hour or 2 sweater per hour. Suppose that a Scottish worker can produce 40 scones per hour or 4 sweaters per hour. Who will produce sweaters? Each week you purchase 4 units of good A, 2 units of good B, and 3 units of good C. In week 1 the prices of the three goods (in A, B, C order) were ($2, $3, $4). In week 2 the prices of the three goods were ($2.05, $2.90, $4.20). The cost of buying the basket of goods in week 1 was $ . The cost of buying the basket of goods in week 2 was $ . The percentage change in the cost of the basket of goods was %. Round to two decimal places.2.2 Evaluate the economic effect in the free market of a country for a good if its government imposes a maximum price for the good that lies below its equilibrium price.
- Graphically show how each of the following shifts the supply curve. Also identify which factor of supply is being affected in each case. What happens to the supply of Spices if the US government withdraws an embargo on imported Spices from Iran?iii) Define "Free Good" in a general equilibrium framework. Explain whether the goods are free goods in the following context after determining the equilibrium price. Consider an exchange economy. There are two consumers A and B and two goods X and Y. A has lexicographic preference over good X and B also has the same type of preference. Their endowment is (5,5) each.Suppose Swaziland is considered to be a small country. In 2022, the South African producers increased their export of cars by 100 per cent. To protect the Swaziland domestic car industry, the Swaziland government imposed an import tariff of 10% per vehicle imported.Use the partial equilibrium analysis to illustrate the effects of the protective import tariff on the Swaziland Economy. Draw a diagram or graph to support
- Explain why the number of elephants and rhinos is declining in nations where the animals are housed on national parks and rising in nations where the animals are privately owned and farmed by individuals.With the recent war between Russia and Ukraine, the production and thus exports of wheat have declined (which increased the price of such exports), because Ukraine is the major producer and exporter of the same. As a result, what can we expect in the market for rice, used by many as a staple instead of wheat? a) The equilibrium price will increase, the equilibrium quantity will decrease b) The equilibrium price will increase, the equilibrium quantity will increase c) The equilibrium price will decrease, the equilibrium quantity will increase d) The equilibrium price will decrease, the equilibrium quantity will decreasePerson 1 can allocate her 8-hour day between the production of two goods.A and B .Each hour devoted to Good B yields 2 units whereas each hour devoted to Good A produces 4 units Person 2can produce 3 units of Goods B or 4 units of Good A per hour Who have the absolute advantage in the production of Good B Who have the absolute advantage in the production of Goods A
- “Both the import demand curve and export supply curve of a good are functions of domestic price of the good.” Explain the above statement with the help of graphs.1. Explain the difference between absolute advantage and comparative advantage. Which is more important in determining trade patterns, absolute advantage or comparative advantage? Why? Consider the following pairs of Which would you expect to have the more elastic demand? Why? water or diamonds insulin or nasal decongestant spray food in general or breakfast cereal gasoline over the course of a week or gasoline over the course of a year personal computers or IBM personal computersIn this problem, we want to think about the difficulties that governments face in agreeing to significantly reduce CO2 emissions in order to control climate change. In the context of climate change, what phenomenon does China’s utility function capture? What does this exercise tell us about the limitations of the first welfare theorem? What do you think is an important aspect of trade in reality which is not captured by this model?