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Westeros Computing Total profit = Total revenue - Total cost = $0.7 million Meereen Supercomputer Total profit = Total revenue - Total cost = $0.6 million Product approach: Sum of the value of the final product (not counting revenue from Westeros Computing because they produce intermediate goods whi...
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Add to cartWesteros Computing Total profit = Total revenue - Total cost = $0.7 million Meereen Supercomputer Total profit = Total revenue - Total cost = $0.6 million Product approach: Sum of the value of the final product (not counting revenue from Westeros Computing because they produce intermediate goods whi...
The time series graph presents the changes in the number of hate crime incidents in DC from 1991 to 2017. The graph illustrates an exponential increase in the number of incidents in this sample period.
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Add to cartThe time series graph presents the changes in the number of hate crime incidents in DC from 1991 to 2017. The graph illustrates an exponential increase in the number of incidents in this sample period.
a. Percentage increase in cookie price during the 50 year period:$3-$11*100= 200%increase b. Percentage increase in wage during the 50 year period: $18-$77x 100 = 157% increase c. In 1969, cookie monster has to work $1* 60 minutes$7=9 minutes to buy a box of cookies In 2018, cookie monster has to wo...
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Add to carta. Percentage increase in cookie price during the 50 year period:$3-$11*100= 200%increase b. Percentage increase in wage during the 50 year period: $18-$77x 100 = 157% increase c. In 1969, cookie monster has to work $1* 60 minutes$7=9 minutes to buy a box of cookies In 2018, cookie monster has to wo...
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Constant (increasing, decreasing) returns to scale imply that proportionate increases in inputs lead to the same (more than, less than) proportionate increases in output. If we were to increase labor and capital by the same proportionate amount (l) in this production function, output would change by...
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Add to cartConstant (increasing, decreasing) returns to scale imply that proportionate increases in inputs lead to the same (more than, less than) proportionate increases in output. If we were to increase labor and capital by the same proportionate amount (l) in this production function, output would change by...
Y = $21 trillion, C = $13 trillion, G = $7 trillion, Budget deficit = $800 billion ($0.8 trillion) Government savings = T - G = Budget Deficit = - $0.8 trillion We have T - G = -$0.8 trillion => Taxes = G - $0.8 trillion = $7 trillion - $0.8 trillion = $6.2 trillion Private savings = Y - T - C ...
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Add to cartY = $21 trillion, C = $13 trillion, G = $7 trillion, Budget deficit = $800 billion ($0.8 trillion) Government savings = T - G = Budget Deficit = - $0.8 trillion We have T - G = -$0.8 trillion => Taxes = G - $0.8 trillion = $7 trillion - $0.8 trillion = $6.2 trillion Private savings = Y - T - C ...
a. True. Banks cannot influence the money supply if they are required to hold all deposits in reserve because then there wouldn’t be any loans that banks can make to increase the money supply. b. False. If people hold more currency, they will deposit less money into bank for it to circulate, which...
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Add to carta. True. Banks cannot influence the money supply if they are required to hold all deposits in reserve because then there wouldn’t be any loans that banks can make to increase the money supply. b. False. If people hold more currency, they will deposit less money into bank for it to circulate, which...
In the money market model, money demand depends negatively on the value of money, holding income constant. Suppose income decreases overall, how would this impact money demand? Please specify whether money demand increases or decreases, and explain briefly. As people income decreases, the volume of...
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Add to cartIn the money market model, money demand depends negatively on the value of money, holding income constant. Suppose income decreases overall, how would this impact money demand? Please specify whether money demand increases or decreases, and explain briefly. As people income decreases, the volume of...
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1. Consider the following cases and indicate for each case the direction and amount of changes in NX and NCO for the U.S. (e.g. NX decreases by $2, NCO increases by $3, etc.). Please circle your final numerical answers and explain how you arrived at the numerical answers. a. The Norwegian governmen...
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Add to cart1. Consider the following cases and indicate for each case the direction and amount of changes in NX and NCO for the U.S. (e.g. NX decreases by $2, NCO increases by $3, etc.). Please circle your final numerical answers and explain how you arrived at the numerical answers. a. The Norwegian governmen...
1. What happens to the AD curve in each of the following scenarios? a. The U.S. exchange rate increases (appreciation of the U.S. dollar). Appreciation of the U.S. dollar will make U.S. goods and serves less attractive to the foreign market, decreasing exports and potentially increasing imports as ...
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Add to cart1. What happens to the AD curve in each of the following scenarios? a. The U.S. exchange rate increases (appreciation of the U.S. dollar). Appreciation of the U.S. dollar will make U.S. goods and serves less attractive to the foreign market, decreasing exports and potentially increasing imports as ...
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