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Hipsterville economy has 4sectors: Kale(K), mason jars (M),vintage goods(V), and bicycle repair (B). The economyis in...

Hipsterville economy has 4sectors: Kale(K), mason jars (M),vintage goods(V), and bicycle repair (B). The economyis in equilibrium. Suppose the following:Sector Kalesells 10% of its output to M , 25% to V, and retains the rest Sector Mason jars sells 30% of its output to K, 35% to V, 25% to B, and retains the rest Sector Vintage sells 30% of its output to K, 15% to M, 40% to B, and retains the rest Sector Bike repair sells 20% of its output to K, 10% to M, 30% to V, and retains the rest

a) Construct the exchange table(table ofinputs/outputs) for this economy. You can give your answer in table form or in matrix form, but be sure that the meaning of rows and columns is clear.

b)Find a set of equilibrium prices for the economy.

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a)

K M V B
K 0.65 (output) 0.1(input) 0.25 (input) ---
M 0.3(input) 0.1 (output) 0.35 (input) 0.25(input)
V 0.30 (input) 0.15(input) 0.15 (output) 0.40 (input)
B 0.20 (input) 0.1 (input) 0.3 (input) 0.40 (output)

in the above table .. a sector looks across the row to see where its output goes and looks down the column to see what are its inputs..

first column of the table tells that sector K receives and pays for 30% of M , 30% of V and 20% of B

second column depicts that sector M receives and pays for 10 % of K , 15 % of V and 10% of B

third column tells that sector V receives and pays for 25 % of K , 35% of M and 30% of B

fourth column tells that sector B receives and pays for 25% of M and 40% of V

b) let the prices (dollar values) of total annual outputs of the K,M,V,B sectors by Pk,Pm,Pv,PB

since respective values of the total outputs are Pm ,Pv ,PB --

sector K must spend 0.3Pm dollars for its share of M output

0.3Pv for its share of V's output

0.2 PB for its share of b"s output.

to make K's income equal to its expenses

Pk =0.3PM+0.3PV+0.2PB ---1

similarly,

Pm=0.1PK+0.15Pv+0.1PB ------2

Pv=0.25Pk+0.35Pm+0.3PB------3

PB=0.25Pm+0.40Pv------4

to solve the system of equations 1, 2, 3, 4

Pk-0.3Pm-0.3Pv-0.2Pb =0

-0.1Pk+Pm-0.15Pv-0.1Pb=0

-0.25Pk-0.35Pm+Pv-0.3Pb=0

0Pk-0.25Pm-0.40Pv+Pb=0


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