Topics - Mergers & Acquisition, Capital Structure, Stock Trading etc. Q1. Develop an extensive form game with imperfect information (in which one of the players can be two or more types) that models any stylized economic ...
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Question - Jack's faces the following demand function for its Jack in the Boxes: Q = 13000 - 8P. Jack produces the Jack in the Boxes in two facilities. The cost functions in each facility are: TC1 = 110,000 + 40Q1 + .09Q ...
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Question - The supply for cars Q s , depends on the price of cars P, and the price of steel P s . The demand for cars Q d , depends on the price of cars P, the price of car insurance P i , the price of bus tickets P b , ...
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Question: In an effort to move the economy out of a recession, the federal government would engage in expansionary economic policies. Respond to the following points in your paper on the actions the government would take ...
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Question - A relatively new aspect to the marketplaces of a number of cities worldwide is something called the sharing economy, in which people rent assets such as cars and rooms directly from each other. Also called a p ...
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Question: You do not need to have seen the movie, the question is based on Carl Menger's Theory of the Good. In the movie, "Cast Away," Tom Hanks played the character Chuck Noland, who was stranded on a deserted island f ...
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Question: Explain which direction the below referenced supply or demand curve will shift AND comment on the impact of the shift on equilibrium price and quantity. a) John, who is a clothing producer, now has to pay more ...
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Question: Consider the following utility function and corresponding marginal rate of substitution for consumption, C and leisure, and L: U = and MRS = The consumer's income is $100, PL = 16.67, and PC = 10. Utility funct ...
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Question: Good X is produced in a perfectly competitive market using a single input, Y, which is itself also supplied by a perfectly competitive industry. If the government imposes a price ceiling on Y, what happens to t ...
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Question: 1. Suppose the marginal propensity to consume is 0.6, the marginal tax rate is 0.25, and the the marginal propensity to import is 0.2. What is the multiplier? 2. Suppose that in the economy described in the pre ...
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