Suppose a nonrenewable resource can be extracted over two
periods. Both periods are characterized by MB = 250 - .25Q and MC =
50 + .25Q and there are 350 units total available for extraction.
Assume the discount rate is .15 (or 15%).
Identify the socially optimal rates of extraction for period 1
and period 2.
Identify and define the user cost associated with the
extraction of this resource.
Identify the socially optimal price of the resource for period
1...
Test whether profit for Massive Dynamic increased across the two
time periods. You are not told anything about the population
variances. Highlight the numbers that help you test the null
hypothesis. In the text box below, explain whether once company has
outperformed the other based on the evidence you provided in the
last four spreadsheets. You need to reference the numbers you
highlighted in your analysis. If you are concise, this should only
take a few sentences. Note that I...
In economics, the intertemporal allocation of a scarce,
depletable resource across generations is efficient, but not
necessarily fair . give some example and explain.
In stratified sampling, there are two methods of sample size
allocation to the strata: optimal allocation and
proportional-to-size allocation. Suppose interest lies in
estimating the mean of the population using ŭstrat(y). Let Vopt
show the variance of ŭstrat(y) under optional allocation and Vprop
show the variance of ŭstrat(y) under proportional-to-size
allocation.
(a) [4 marks] Show, with detailed steps, that Vopt <=
Vprop.
(b) [2 marks] under what conditions Vopt = Vprop? provide a
proof for your answer.
1. Define the concept of optimal resource allocation. a. How
does mainstream economic theory define the optimal allocation of
resources in a society? b. Why would ecological economists argue
that the mainline economic view of optimal resource allocation is
not optimal but leads instead to societies making suboptimal
decisions about how to allocate their resources. suggests that
markets fail and policy must therefore correct the failures of the
market.
Q2) QUESTION 2 HAS TWO PARTS a) For a typical nonrenewable
resource, would you expect the rate of extraction to increase, be
constant, or decrease over time? Why? Explain with graph.
b) Following the reasoning of Harold Hotelling, we might expect the
real price of nonrenewable resources to increase continually over
time, as resource stocks are depleted. But, empirical evidence (as
documented by Margaret Slade) for a number of nonrenewable
(mineral) resources indicates that their prices over the past
century...
1) Dynamic Allocation (c++)
a. Create two integer variables x and y, initialize them with
different values.
b. Use dynamic memory allocation, declare px and py as address
of x and y separately.
c. Print out x, y, px, py, &x, &y, *px,
*py.
d. Let py = px, and *py = 100
e. Print out x, y, px, py, &x, &y, *px, *py.
g. Print out *px++, x, px
Resource allocation. A coffee manufacturer uses
Colombian and Brazilian coffee beans to produce two? blends, robust
and mild. A pound of the robust blend requires 12 ounces of
Colombian beans and 4 ounces of Brazilian beans. A pound of the
mild blend requires 6 ounces of Colombian beans and 10 ounces of
Brazilian beans. Coffee is shipped in 138pound burlap bags. The
company has 65 bags of Colombian beans and 30 bags of Brazilian
beans on hand. How many pounds...
(A) Why do pendulum-based clocks require weights and springs to
operate for extended periods of time? (B) A pendulum clock
generally does not work well on an ocean sailing ship. Why not?