Economics Question

Q: Suppose that the U.S. economy is at full employment when strong economic growth in Asia increases th...

A: The US economy is said to be in full employment equilibrium in the initial place. This means that th...

Q: use the analysis for the market of loanble funds to illustrate and explain how the following governm...

A: Answer: Introduction: Saving: saving is known as the supply of loanable funds. The suppliers of loan...

Q: On your 23rd birthday you decide to invest $4,500 (10% of your annual salary) in a mutual fund earni...

A: Mutual fund: A common asset is an organization that pools cash from numerous financial specialists a...

Q: Suppose the government imposes a $20-per-bottle tax on suppliers. At this tax amount, the equilibriu...

A: The demand(DD) curve intersects the vertical( P axis) and the horizontal(Q axis) axis at (0,100) and...

Q: Suppose two firms face market demand of P=150-Q, where  q=q1+q2 . Both firms have the same unit cost...

A: In a stackleberg model leader takes the first move to maximize profit which is followed by the follo...

Q: Based on Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply Model, what is the effect on AS of each of the follow...

A: Aggregate supply refers to the minimum amount of sales proceeds which an entrepreneurs expect to rec...

Q: The steady state equilibrium in the prisoner's dilemma type game is the O Nash equilibrium Ricardo e...

A: According to the given four options of steady state equilibrium in prisoners dilemma , one holds tru...

Q: Suppose the federal government decides to tax the sale of pizzas. Use the graph to the right to answ...

A: The given figure shows that the initial equilibrium point is where demand for pizza i.e. demand curv...

Q: Gooey Bites sells snack packs for $3 per pack. Variable expenses involved in producing snack packs a...

A: The Break-even point of a firm occurs when the firm does not earn a profit or incurs a loss. It is c...

Q: In the argument for why perfect competition is allocatively efficient, the price that people are wil...

A: Allocative efficiency refers to an economic situation that is commonly found in the ideal competitiv...

Q: he classical model is appropriate for analysis of the economy in the Answer long run, since evidence...

A: According to the classical model, money is neutral in the long run. And, from different pieces of ev...

Q: Average fixed cost decreases as quantity increases. True False

A: Total fixed cost(TFC) is the cost(C) which remains fixed in the short-run. For example: cost(C) incu...

Q: Draw the graph (aggregate supply and aggregate demand curves) of an economy that is in equilibrium.

A: Aggregate demand(AD) is the cumulative demand(DD) of the whole economy(both in the goods’ market and...

Q: Two months ago, the Marbury Shirt company sold 200 shirts at $30 per shirt.  Last month, the company...

A: Demand is the desire backed by a willingness to pay and ability to pay.

Q: Decent Donuts Total product dozens of donuts per) Labor (workers) (day 12 1 26 44 64 4 86 110 122 7....

A: The average product (AP) of labor is calculated by dividing the total product (TP) by the number of ...

Q: Compare the average total cost and the marginal cost and explain the relationship   Describe the met...

A: Total cost(TC) is the cost(C) incurred while producing total output(Q). Average cost(AC) is the tota...

Q: You are choosing between two goods, X and Y, and your marginal utility from each is as shown in the ...

A: UNIT OF X MUx UNITS OF Y MUy 1 10 1 8 2 8 2 7 3 6 3 6 4 4 4 5 5 3 5 4 6 2 6 3 Given t...

Q: Help with graph please choosing the correct answer

A: ATC means Average total cost. Average total cost is total cost divided by number of output.

Q: My candy bar company made 100 million bars last year, sold for $1 each. I also paid 100 people last ...

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Q: Keshon borrows ₱5,000 and agrees to pay ₱500 monthly, plus interest of 1% on the unpaid balance from...

A: According to the question Keshon is borrowing P5000 and agree to pay P500 monthly and additional of ...

Q: 91. What economic condition would suggest that a natural monopoly would be the correct market struct...

A: Natural monopoly occurs in the goods which involves a huge cost of producing which simply imply that...

Q: a diagram of depicting a firm that is making a profit in a monopolistically competitive market?

A: A monopolistic competitive firm maximizes its profits, he will produce at a price where Marginal rev...

Q: Is international trade likely to have roughly the same effect on the number of jobs in each individu...

A:     The degree and the direction of International Trade which a nation performs with the rest of the...

Q: where q is the quantity of bottles produced. What is price paid by the consumer when q 20? %3D

A: To find the price that consumer will be paying when q is 20, we simply substitute this value into th...

Q: S-MSC 3 D = MSB 10 20 30 40 50 60 Guantity (units) In the above figure, the deadweight loss is zero ...

A: Dead weight loss: The loss that is incurred by the society due to lack of market efficiency, which o...

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A: The forecast is the process in which economists use historical data to estimate the direction of fut...

Q: How do banks create money?

A: Bank- It is a financial institution that receives deposits and provides loans.

Q: From the table below find price elasticity of demand and write down demand curve? (When the price in...

A: The demand function in general form, P= a+  b Q Where a is constant, b is the slope, P is the price,...

Q: (1j) According to growth accounting studies, investing in research and education does not achieve a...

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Q: (a) Why does the labour demand curve slope downwards? (b) A garment factory’s production function is...

A: A profit-maximizing business will consider their labor hiring decisions very carefully. They will ma...

Q: Explain the difference between nominal and real variables and give two examples of each. According t...

A: Monetary variables or Nominal variables are those type of (economic) variables, which are expressed ...

Q: The following is data for a manufacturing company:Begin Direct Materials           $  2,000         ...

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Q: Wage rate (dollars per hour) 28 LS 24 20 - 16 Minimum B. wage 12 4 LD 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,...

A: Minimum wage is the lowest wage that has to give for the labor. Generally, minimum wage is greater t...

Q: An example of a leading indicator is: O unemployment. O unemployment insurance claims. O the stock m...

A: Leading indicators often change prior to large economic adjustments and, as such, can be used to pre...

Q: In the monopolistic competition market structure which of the following is true? firms sell slightly...

A: A monopolistic market structure can be understood as a market where there is a single seller control...

Q: Which of the following would increase exports in the United States? The United States purchases 500...

A: Export refers to the process that domestic country selling their goods and services to the foreign m...

Q: Charlie has $10,000 to invest for a period of 5 years. The following three alternatives are availabl...

A: Banks will pay an interest rate on deposits made to incentivize people to deposit funds in the bank....

Q: 3. A monopsonist's inverse demand for labor can be written as D-(w) = VMP(E) = 40 – 0.005ED. Labor i...

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Q: 15. The marginal profit in dollars on Brie cheese sold at a cheese store is given by P'(x) = x (20x ...

A: Profit(π) is the amount which is excess of total revenue(TR) over total cost(TC). Marginal profit(π)...

Q: How are money cost and opportunity cost related to each other?   a. Opportunity cost must alway...

A: Money cost is the nominal cost that is incurred in the process of generating output. It is cumulativ...