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- Using the Neoclassical model of Investment, mathematical equations and graphs, explain the real cost to rental firms of owning capital.Evaluate the relationship between the short-run and long-run cost curves of a profit-maximising firm in neoclassical microeconomic theory focusing on their assumptions.”According to neoclassical theory, compensating consumers for inflation as measured by a base year weighted index can overcompensate them because: A some goods may be inferior B relative prices may not have changed C some goods may give disutility D goods are substitutable in consumer preferences
- Identify and briefly explain the neoclassical argument and the key building blocks of neoclassical approach. Briefly explain what is meant by the term "menu costs" from a macroeconomic perspective?Which of the following is consistent with the neoclassical theory of the labour? Question 27 options: Workers are compensated according to their contribution to the social value of society. Workers earn a wage equal to the value they contribute to the economy. Wages are determined entirely by market supply. Wages are determined entirely by market demand.Explain how the income from production is distributed to labor and capital according to the neoclassical theory of distribution.
- Derive the investment function (using the neoclassical model of investment). Explain how investment responds to changes in Marginal Product of Capital and interest rate.What is meant by the term neoclassical counterrevolution? What are its principal arguments, and how valid do you think they are? Explain your answer.Q.No.1. y= 0.4x + 0.09x2 - 0.003x3 For the given production function. Find the following: Level of input use at which stage 2 of neoclassical production function ends Level of input use at which inflection point occurs Level of input use at which APP and MPP intersects each other
- According to neoclassical economists, a graph of aggregate supply in long run appears: A) Upward sloping B) Horizontal C) Vertical D) Downward slopingIn the neoclassical Supply and Demand model, what is meant by shortage? Group of answer choices Making a bet that the value of a stock will go down. At the existing price, the quantity demanded exceeds the quantity supplied. At the existing price, quantity supplied exceeds the quantity demanded. A decrease in quantity demanded.Neoclassical economics does not provide an adequate conceptual framework for the analysis and understanding of economic change and the dynamics of the global economy. Why? In recent years which theory challenges the fundamental assumptions of the neoclassical theory? What is counter-arguments? Explain and discuss.