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Microeconomics Finance

10/18/23

For each of the following choices of output, select the cost to produce it.
A firm's production function follows:Q = 2L + KWhere we are in the short run, where capital is fixed at 4 While cost of capital is r=3 and cost of labor is w=3. For each of the following choices of... more
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Microeconomics Finance

10/18/23

For each of the outputs, select the cost to produce it
A firm's production function follows:Q = min {4L, 2K}Where we are in the short run, where capital is fixed at 1 While cost of capital is r=1 and cost of labor is w=4. For each of the following... more
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Microeconomics

10/13/23

Allocatively Efficient Quantity
Demand = (-100,000/1,000,000)x +900,000 Supply =( 200,000/1,000,000)x Y-axis= price in dollars increments in100,000 X-axis= quantity of house increments in millions equilibrium: price = 600,000... more
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10/12/23

Who pays the tariffs on imports on foreign steel into the United States? How does the payee deal with the additional costs that the tariffs represent?
Related to the American steel tariffs.
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Microeconomics Finance

10/09/23

The +5 in the total cost function ...
The +5 in this total cost functionTC(A) = A +.2A^2 +5a) decreased the optimal level of activityb) increased the optimal level of activityc) has no effect on the optimal level of activity
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Microeconomics

09/10/23

consider the following demand curve: QD = 240 - 4P
plot a graph of this demand curve from a price of $60 to a price of $0.
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Microeconomics

09/10/23

what is the opportunity cost of producing dots in terms of starburst?
Lbs. of Sugar #Starburst Lbs. of Sugar. #Dots5 30 0 04 24 1 ... more
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Microeconomics

08/14/23

Game Theory Questions:
Consider the following bargaining game with three rounds: Players 1 and 2 divide a pie of size 1. Both players have a common discount factor, δ = 0.9. In the first round (player 1 proposes): player... more
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Microeconomics Finance Macroeconomics

06/29/23

Guidance for journal publication in Economics/Finance
Journal publication GuidanceI need a tutor specifically for guidance in writing and publication of research papers by undergrad student, targeting realistically low tier (Q3-4) of peer-reviewed... more
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Microeconomics Macroeconomics

06/12/23

Macroeconomics term

explain birefly the following concepts: gdp, recession, disposible income, real interest rate, trade deficit.
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Microeconomics Math Finance

06/06/23

Need Help asap please Microeconomics question

A monopoly provides a service and has two types of consumers: Professionals and students. The corresponding demand functions for these groups are as follows; For Professionals: 𝑃p = 100 − 𝑄p For... more
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Microeconomics

06/04/23

Need help with my microeconomics question

A monopoly provides a service and has two types of consumers: Professionals and students. The corresponding demand functions for these groups are as follows; For Professionals: 𝑃p = 100 − 𝑄p For... more
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Microeconomics Macroeconomics

06/01/23

extend this to the macroeconomy by showing how taxes generally impact aggregate demand and aggregate supply (AD-AS).
provide a graph too
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Microeconomics Math Finance Civil Engineering

05/29/23

Ordinary Annuity
Nicole bought a car with the cash value of P15,294 on the installment plan under the following terms: P4,312 cash upon delivery and the balance payable in 12 equal monthly payments. Assuming money... more
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Microeconomics Algebra 1 Calculus

05/25/23

Marginal Revenue/profit question
If marginal revenue is -0.009x^2 + 1020 and the cost per unit is 1.5, how much do profits increase by when output is expanded from 90 units to 148 units?
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Microeconomics Calculus Econometrics

05/11/23

scale property of multi-variable functions
Match the multi-variable functions on the left with the scale propertyQ(K,L)=2K0.5L1Q(K,L)=7K0.9L0.1Q(K,L)=5K0.2L0.6Increasing returns to scaleConstant returns to scaleDecreasing returns to scale
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Microeconomics Calculus Econometrics

05/11/23

partial derivatives - given f (x,y) = 6x^3 + 5xy^2 + 7y^2, find:

f'1 (x,y) = ∂f(x,y)/∂y = ∂2f(x,y)/∂x∂y =
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Microeconomics Calculus Econometrics

05/11/23

Constrained optimisation problem / firm profit function
A firm uses two inputs x and y, and their profit function is P(x,y)=2xy+2x+3y. Input x costs $2 each and y costs $1 each and they are constrained to spend a total of $100 on inputs.If the firm... more
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Microeconomics Calculus Econometrics

05/11/23

Optimisation problem
f (x,y) = 6 + x2 - 2xy s.t 3x + y = 100Find L''11(x,y)L''12(x,y)L''11(x,y)*L''22(x,y) - (L''12(x,y))2Min. f(x,y) subject to the constraintMax. f(x,y) subject to the constraint
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Microeconomics Calculus Econometrics

05/11/23

Utility function
Given a consumer's utility function: U (x,y) = In(x - 3) + In(y)And their budget constraint: 3x + 2y = 100How much of good y should this consumer purchase? (Round to two decimal places only if... more
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Microeconomics Calculus Econometrics

05/11/23

constrained optimisation problem
What is the shadow price in the following constrained optimisation problem?Max y = 3x1x2 + x22s.t. 2x1 + x2 = 100
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04/30/23

A firm has two classes of common​ stock
A firm has two classes of common​ stock: Class A and Class B. Class A shares award one vote at the annual shareholders meeting. Class B shares award ten votes. There are 1850 shares of Class A... more
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04/30/23

estimate this​ firm's stock price using the discounted free cash flow model
Consider a firm that carries ​$125 million in​ debt, ​$52 million in​ cash, and has 50 million shares outstanding. The pro forma statement below summarizes the​ firm's projected free cash flows for... more
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04/30/23

Constant Growth Model with CAPM
Constant Growth Model with CAPM. A firm expects to generate earnings over the next year of ​$2.94 per share. In one​ year, the firm will pay out ​45% of its earnings as its annual cash dividend and... more
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04/29/23

The price per share and number of shares sold for each round are summarized in the table below.
Six years​ ago, an entrepreneur owned​ 100% of their​ start-up company, with 4.8 million shares. The firm has since had four rounds of venture capital funding. The price per share and number of... more
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