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For Problem One, you will need to fill out numbers in the table format provided in this document. You may enter your numbers into the document either by typing them and then printing out the complete document, or by printing the document first, then entering the numbers by hand. For Problem Two, you will have calculations to show ...
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Economics -Q82
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1) Alcestis and her family are the only inhabitants of Elafonisos, a small country island off the coast of Greece. She and her family only produces fresh fish, which she can sell to clients from nearby islands for 2 euros per kilo. Last year, Alcestis caught 800 kg of fish; she consumed 50 kg and sold the remaining 750 kg for €1500...
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Economics -Q66
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1. (26 pts) Consider the market for honey, which is in perfect competition. All firms have the same MC curve; it always costs $5 to make each jar of honey. The demand for honey is given by
D: P = 20 – 0.05Q
Each jar of honey generates $5 in positive externalities because honey bees pollinate nearby plants and crops,...
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Economics-Q62
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PART ONE
For each of the following three statements, please indicate whether the statement is true, false, or uncertain, and explain why. If the statement has two parts, or if it is partly true and partly false, explain both parts. The evaluation of your answer focuses on the quality of your explanation.
A.
(12 points...
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Economic-Q61
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Article 1
ANZ raises NZ first half profit by 24 per cent
ANZ has raised its New Zealand first half cash profit of $928 million by 24 per cent.
ANZ said it made a cash profit of $928 million in New Zealand in the first half to March, up 24 per cent the same half a year earlier, driven mostly by big reductions in costs...
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Economics-Q58
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Part A. Multiple Choice Questions:Choose only one, most satisfactory answer for each question (6points each).
1. In general, treating other macro variables as given, as the aggregate real income of an economy rises temporarily in the short run,
a) real net exports rise by more than the income increase.
b) real n...
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Economics -Q56
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1. Bubba’s budget for beer and lunch $24. The price of beer is $4 and the price of lunch is $8.
a) What combinations of beer & lunch can Jane afford?
# Beer # Lunch # Beer # Lunch
______ _______ ______ _______
______ _______ ______ _______
______ _______ ______ _______
b) What is the relative price of a beer? ...
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Economics -Q55
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The assignment is out of 20 points. You are welcome to collaborate with your classmates for this assignment. Please do acknowledge with whom you collabo- rate, if anyone. Each person must hand in their own assignment. As described
in the syllabus, there will be a 50 % point penalty for an assignment handed in late.
1 The...
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Economics-Q50
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Explain how unanticipated inflation is likely to impact on (a) creditors (b) nonunionized workers and (c) retirees on fixed income.
Japan has now been stuck in a recession for close to two decades now. While the Japanese central bank has cut interest rates down to zero, consumers and businesses are still reluctant to borr...
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Economics-Q49
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You compare Cuba to the United States on each of the economic variables listed below.
1. GDP and GDP Per Capita: compare these values for your country with those for the United States, keep the year used as close as possible (the same year is preferred, if available), be specific about the currency in which the numbers...
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