7-1 Discussion: Macroeconomics And Macro Variables

7-1 Discussion: Macroeconomics and Macro Variables Macroeconomics and Macro Variables  I have found an article on the slowed down GDP of China. According to the latest data available, the GDP growth of China has slowed down in nine of the last 10 quarters. The data also showed growth in economy by 7.6 ...

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8-1 Discussion: Aggregate Output And Demand

8-1 Discussion: Aggregate Output and Demand Aggregate Output and Demand The article that I found highlights that US economy is in recession right now. The article says that the economy of the U.S. is currently in a recessionary cycle and no matter what the business experts says, there is nothing that policy ...

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9-1 Discussion: Aggregate Output And Equilibrium

9-1 Discussion: Aggregate Output and Equilibrium Aggregate Output and Equilibrium The article that I have selected for the post of discussion is related to current fiscal policy of United States and its consequences on U.S. competitiveness. It is mentioned in the article that for United States to prosper, the government should adopt ...

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7-4 Homework: Problem Set

7-4 Homework: Problem Set Homework: Problem Set 1. A surprise increase in investment spending A surprise increase in investment spending leads to increase in aggregate demand that in turn leads to increase in the price level and output. Since we are required to keep prices stable at P=100 and our desire is to ...

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8-4 Homework: Problem Set

8-4 Homework: Problem Set Homework: Problem Set Data: Total Families: 400 Poor: 200 Rich : 200 Income of Poor Families: $200/Week Income of Rich Families: $400/Week Spending of Poor Families: $100 plus one half of its each week income (200/Week) : $100 + $100 = $200 Spending of Rich Families: $100 plus one half of its each week ...

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9-4 Homework: Problem Set

9-4 Homework: Problem Set Homework: Problem Set GDP Taxes DI C I G C+I+G 1250 200 1050 800 300 200 1300 1500 200 1300 1000 300 200 1500 1750 200 1550 1200 300 200 1700 2000 200 1800 1400 300 200 1900 2250 200 2050 1600 300 200 2100 2500 200 2300 1800 300 200 2300 2750 200 2550 2000 300 200 2500 Solution 1. Calculation of Disposable Income (DI) at each level of GP is given below: At GDP=1250, the Disposable Income is calculated as Disposable Income= (GDP-Taxes) Substituting values from the table: Disposable Income= (1250-200) = 1050 At GDP=1500, the Disposable Income is calculated as Disposable Income= (GDP-Taxes) Substituting values from the ...

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Regression Analysis

Regression Analysis Regression Analysis Question No # 1 SUMMARY OUTPUT                   Regression Statistics               Multiple R 0.835478305               R Square 0.698023997               Adjusted R Square 0.677434724               Standard Error 38.26108281               Observations 48                                 ANOVA         df SS MS F Significance F       Regression 3 148889.8565 49629.95 33.90231 1.64557E-11       Residual 44 64412.06016 1463.91           Total 47 213301.9167                                 Coefficients Standard Error t Stat P-value Lower 95% Upper 95% Lower 95.0% Upper 95.0% Intercept 514.2669369 113.3315243 4.537722 4.36E-05 285.8622608 742.671613 285.8622608 742.671613 6-Pack Price ($) -242.9707509 43.52628127 -5.58216 1.38E-06 -330.6922056 -155.2492962 -330.6922056 -155.2492962 Income/Capita ($1,000) 1.360181992 1.691791973 0.803989 0.425726 -2.049400646 4.76976463 -2.049400646 4.76976463 Mean Temp. (F) 2.931228055 0.711458375 4.120027 0.000165 1.497377934 4.365078176 1.497377934 4.365078176 Multiple Linear Regression Equation Cans = 514.266 - 242.970*6-pack-price+1.36018*Income/Capita+2.93122*Mean Temp. Question No # 2 Interpretation of Coefficient of Independent Variables Demand Estimation Function Cans = 514.266 - 242.970*6-pack-price+1.36018*Income/Capita+2.93122*Mean ...

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Samuelson And Marks, Question #10, P. 220.

Samuelson and Marks, Question #10, p. 220. Samuelson and Marks, Question #10, p. 220. Analysis It is a general rule that if number of production hours is increased it will also increase the variable cost of an organization. There are different aspects once the variable cost is increased. One is that there will ...

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Marginal Cost And Marginal Revenue

Marginal Cost and Marginal Revenue Marginal Cost and Marginal Revenue Part A If the station plans to buy from supplier A then it will have to pay station fees of $1200 and $ 2 for each DVD brought from the supplier. Therefore it will have to order DVD's that are able to sell ...

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Economics

Economics Economics Question 2.2 Number of beds = 500 X = 1200 - 2p P = price of a bed day X = number of patients days of care demanded Fixed cost of adding a bed = $150 Total house keeping cost = C = (B/3.5)2 Net marginal revenue (NMR) = Marginal Revenue - Marginal Cost Marginal Revenue ...

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