Q5. You are a theater owner fortunate to book a summer box office hit into your single theater. You are now planning the length of its run. Your share of the film’s projected box office is

R = 10 W -0.25 (W)^2, where R is in thousands of dollars and W is the number of weeks that the movie runs. The average operating cost of your theater is AC =MC = $5 thousand per week.

1. To maximize your profit, how many weeks should the movie run? What is your profit?

You realize that your typical movie makes an average operating profit of $1.5 thousand per week. How does this fact affect your decision in part a above if at all?

create a profile of its risk management strategy of a company. Select from the following topics to address in your profile.

How does the firm think about risk?

What types of risks does the firm attempt to hedge?

Which of the tools (forward contracts, futures, swaps, options) does the firm uses?

Is the firm's board of directors involved in enterprise risk management?

Does the firm have a chief risk officer (CRO)?

minimum 400 words

How does an increase in the marginal propensity to consume affect the consumption function? What happens to the equilibrium output? Illustrate your answer with a graph.

1-what is the 5 demographic process in Japan and give example of each one ?

2-what is the demographic cycle of Japan and give example for each one ?

granny was interested last month when you explained real gdp to her at dinner .she has been doing some googling on the internet and has been reading that lots of people think real gdp is a flawed major of economics.she ask you ,"can we use gdp to measure anything useful economically?" give her a brief evolution (pros and cons ) of the economic usefulness of gdp.

Discuss the difference in calculating GDP using the expenditure approach and income approach. Be specific; do not just write the formula

Consider the essential elements of CARIFORUM-EU EPA trading significance for CARICOM countries, especially those concluded in partnership with other developed countries.
Explain what were the contentious issues before the agreement was established? Give your opinion on whether or not CARICOM benefited from these agreements

The demand for TOMS shoes is q=104-2p and the inverse supply is given as p=q/4+33. A tax of $2 per pair of shoes is imposed. The number of pairs of TOMS sold falls. By how much does it fall?

Answer all the following questions with an essay of not more than 300 words each:

A-What is an aggregate supply curve? Explain the circumstances under which the aggregate supply curve is horizontal, upward sloping, and a vertical straight line.

B-

Explain the short-run and long-run effects of the following events on output and price level with the AD-AS diagram:

a.

tax cuts

b.

money supply increases

c.

an increase in the price of key imported inputs

d.

a natural disaster that destroys a significant portion of production capacity

e.

a major technological innovation

(a) Tangi loves Unam shandy, which she makes by combining one glass of oshikandela and two scoops of ice cream. Pandu is on a diet that assigns points to food and drinks. One glass of oshikandela is one point and one scoop of ice cream is one point. She can consume any combination of oshikandela and ice cream as long as the total number of points is tw

o. (i) What king of goods are oshikandela and ice cream for Tangi? Show her indifference curves on a graph. (5)

(ii) What kind of goods are oshikandela and ice cream for Pandu? Show her indifference curves on a graph. (5)

(iii) Define and illustrate mathematically the consumer problem. (5)

(iv) With the aid of a diagram explain the consumer equilibrium. (5

An electronics company estimated the investment cost for equipment for producing  replacement CCTV will be $800,000.  The operating and maintenance cost is expected to be $500,000 per year with an annual revenues estimated at $650,000.  Considering MARR of 15% per year, find:

The simple payback period=.......years  

The discounted payback period=......years

Explain by using the GATT Agreement  what are the following:

Enabling Clause, Precautionary principle, special and differential treatment and the risk assessment in the context of SPS measures

write about PepsiCo including history, financial mission, vision, products details, major customers, suppliers , economics facts and some main statistics.

Causes, costs, resolution methods and regulatory lessons of Icelandic Banking Crises

In response to the adverse effects of COVID-19, the federal government introduced some palliative measures such as Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) and Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy (CEWS).

1. Are CERB and CEWS tools of fiscal or monetary policies?
2. Which component(s) of aggregate demand (AD) would CERB directly impact?
3. Which component(s) of aggregate demand (AD) would CEWS directly impact?
4. Is CERB a transfer payment? Explain
5. On Wednesday, April 15, 2020, the federal government made some changes to CERB eligibility criteria. Information on the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA)’s website states that “The CERB is now available if you earned $1000 (before taxes) or less during an eligibility period.” Now that the eligibility criteria have been relaxed, what effect would it have on the labour supply of those who will earn $1001 (before taxes) during an eligibility period?
6. Given that the federal government intends to phase out the CERB in September 2020, what do you think the government anticipate would happen to the unemployment rate by September 2020?
7. For CERB to achieve the desired objective, what do you think the federal government anticipates would happen to the marginal propensity to expend (MPE)?