What is efficiency, and why is it so important? 2. What happens
to consumer and producer...
What is efficiency, and why is it so important? 2. What happens
to consumer and producer surplus when the sale of a good is taxed?
How does the change in consumer and producer surplus compare to the
tax revenue? Explain.
What is efficiency, and why is it so important? 2. What happens
to consumer and producer surplus when the sale of a good is taxed?
How does the change in consumer and producer surplus compare to the
tax revenue?
1. Explain consumer and producer surplus and provide an example
of each.
2.What happens to the consumer surplus and producer surplus when
price increases or decreases?
3. Anita values her time at $80 an hour. She spends 2 hours
giving Colleen a message. Colleen was willing to pay as much as
$250 for the message, but they negotiate a price of $225. What is
the consumer surplus, producer surplus and total surplus in this
case?
4.Refer to the graph below:...
1 Explain why the concept of consumer (CS) and producer (PS) surplus
very important (eg in industry analysis; Dansby-Willig
Performance Index))?
2
One of the strategic decisions that must be taken by the manager
is how to optimize (minimize) production costs. Cost what appears
in the procurement of inputs are transaction costs (transaction
cost). Explain why transaction fees play a role a very important
role in the process of procuring inputs (input procurement). How to
optimize procurement costs the?
3...
It is so important to have good communication with a project's
stakeholders.
What happens if the project manager and team maintain clear
current communication with the key stakeholders?
What can happen if the project manager and team have poor and
sparse communication with the key stakeholders?
Use project examples from personal experience or research to
justify your responses
1. What is financial forecasting and why is it important?
2. why is working capital so important to a firm's continued
profitability? There are three types of capital policies:
3. Explain how a firm uses commercial paper as a short-term
financing source and explain the disadvantage of using this form of
financing>
Disadvantages:
a.
b.
2. Consumer Surplus and Producer Surplus Explain in words and
graphically how consumer surplus, producer surplus and total
surplus change when the minimum wage is removed. Assume the minimum
wage is above the free market price. In your explanation please
interpret the components of the changes in consumer surplus,
producer surplus and total surplus; i.e. what each component
represents. For additional points, what happens if the minimum wage
is set below the free market price? please graph