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4. What is second degree price discrimination and third degree price discrimination? Explain with examples. 5....

4. What is second degree price discrimination and third degree price discrimination? Explain with examples.

5. Compare the three types of market structure: perfect competition, monopoly and monopolistic competition.

6. Explain Giffen goods and Veblen goods and their similarities and differences in terms of price and income elasticity of demand.

7. Explain the cobweb model.

8. Explain how the elasticity of demand affects the revenue of the seller.

9. Explain the relationship between the marginal cost curve of an individual firm and the short run market supply curve in a perfect competition industry.

10. Explain the relationship between the price elasticity of demand and supply and the incidence of tax of a unit sale tax.

11. Explain the free rider problem and provide examples.

12. Explain externalities and the Pigovian solutions.

13. Explain why oligopoly firms have incentive to form cartel and yet the cartel tends to breakdown.

14. Explain Coase theorem.

15. Explain the kinked demand curve model.

In: Economics

Effects on Selling Price of Houses Square Feet Number of Bedrooms Age Selling Price 1125 2...

Effects on Selling Price of Houses
Square Feet Number of Bedrooms Age Selling Price
1125 2 1 121500
1461 3 4 123600
1527 3 8 158100
1719 4 9 214800
1745 4 9 215500
2197 4 11 255000
2414 4 13 257200
28302830 4 14 262200
30153015 5 14 282400

Determine if a statistically significant linear relationship exists between the independent and dependent variables at the 0.01 level of significance. If the relationship is statistically significant, identify the multiple regression equation that best fits the data, rounding the answers to three decimal places. Otherwise, indicate that there is not enough evidence to show that the relationship is statistically significant.

In: Statistics and Probability

. The meat packing company gives you the following assumptions: Price of beef=$2; price of pork=$2.50;...

. The meat packing company gives you the following assumptions: Price of beef=$2; price of pork=$2.50; disposable income=$1,000,000; and population=225. Given this information, use model 1 to complete the following: a. Estimate of beef demand and a 95% confidence interval around this estimate. b. Estimate total revenue c. Estimate the following elasticities: Price elasticity, Cross elasticity (that is, elasticity with respect to Pork price), income elasticity, and population elasticity. d. Should the meat packing company increase or decrease the price of beef? Why or why not?

Year Q (millions of lbs) P Beef Per Lb ($) P Pork Per lb ($) Disp Inc (millions $) Pop (millions)
1975 19295 1.9 1.864 517250 182.76
1976 17535 2.312 1.944 566500 185.88
1977 19520 2.208 1.972 708250 189.12
1978 25622.5 1.68 2.072 631500 192.12
1979 26530 1.68 2.128 643500 195.6
1980 27745 1.64 1.776 688250 199.08
1981 29805 1.568 1.732 733000 202.68
1982 28950 1.648 1.916 771250 206.28
1983 26932.5 1.868 2.092 796250 209.88
1984 27592.5 1.892 1.792 843250 213.36
1985 30162.5 1.804 1.884 875000 216.84
1986 31530 1.708 1.916 911000 220.44
1987 31397.5 1.856 1.9 963250 223.8
1988 34122.5 1.668 1.772 1011500 227.04
1989 39107.5 1.592 1.772 1095250 230.28
1990 39987.5 1.732 2.128 1183000 233.16
1991 41775 1.768 2.276 1279750 235.92
1992 43130 1.804 2.06 1365750 238.44
1993 45675 1.892 2.036 1477500 240.84
1994 47185 1.968 2.3 1586000 243.24
1995 48722.5 1.96 2.276 1729250 245.88
1996 49242.5 2.188 1.992 1866000 248.4
1997 51277.5 2.304 2.58 2006250 250.56

In: Economics

Quantity of Chicken demanded (Qd) Price of chicken (Pc) Income (I) Price of Juice (Pj) Advertising...

Quantity of Chicken demanded (Qd)

Price of chicken (Pc)

Income (I)

Price of Juice (Pj)

Advertising

(Ad)

Price of beef

(Pb)

4427.8

42.2

13500

65.8

78.3

20.7

4429.9

38.1

13413.3

66.9

79.2

22

4429.8

40.3

13439.2

67.8

79.2

24

4430.8

39.5

13459.7

69.6

79.2

25.3

4431.2

37.3

13492.9

68.7

77.4

24.7

4433.3

38.1

13528.6

73.6

80.2

23.7

4435.6

39.3

13560.3

76.3

80.4

29.8

4436.4

37.8

13624.6

77.2

83.9

25.9

4436.7

38.4

13666.4

78.1

85.5

24.5

4438.4

40.1

13717.8

84.7

93.7

20

4440.4

38.6

13768.2

93.3

106.1

23.2

4440.3

39.8

13843.3

89.7

104.8

27.8

14441.8

39.7

13911.6

100.7

114

39.1

4440.4

52.1

13931.1

113.5

124.1

35.4

4440.7

48.9

14021.5

115.3

127.6

34.2

4440.1

58.3

14165.9

136.7

142.9

43.5

4442.7

57.9

14349.6

139.2

143.6

49.9

4444.1

56.5

14449.4

132

139.2

47.6

4446.7

63.7

14575.5

132.1

165.5

40.9

4450.6

61.6

14759.1

154.4

203.3

49.8

4450.1

58.9

14994.2

174.9

219.6

48

4451.7

66.4

14258.1

180.8

221.6

41

4452.9

70.4

14478.7

189.4

232.6

48.2

4452.8

70.3

14478.6

189.3

232.5

48.1

  1. Write your regression equation i.e. demand function
  2. Enter data provided into excel or statplus as per instructions attached and run your regression / derive your coefficient estimates

In: Economics

3. A single-price monopolist has the schedules given in the table below. Quantity (units) Price (MYR)...

3. A single-price monopolist has the schedules given in the table below.

Quantity

(units)

Price

(MYR)

Marginal revenue

(MYR)

Marginal cost

(MYR)

1

22

20

  6

2

20

16

  8

3

18

12

12

4

16

  8

18

5

14

  4

28

a. Determine the profit-maximizing level of output, price as well as the amount of profit or loss at this level. Clarify how you obtain the answer.

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b. Compare between the perfect competition and monopoly market structure.

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[Total: 10 marks]

In: Economics

What approach attempts to chart historical price movements of financial instruments to predict future price movements...

What approach attempts to chart historical price movements of financial instruments to predict future price movements instead of trying to calculate the instrument's fair price? Historical Price Chartist Chartalist Market price

In: Finance

Explain the difference between price-taking and price-setting firms. Give an example of your experience with each....

Explain the difference between price-taking and price-setting firms. Give an example of your experience with each. What are characteristics of the four market structures. How a business, thinks of the margin or uses marginal analysis to operate daily, provide  gexamples of what it means to optimize and how optimization problems are prevalent in people's life).

What tools or resources I can used to develop confidence and comfort-ability with estimation, simple linear regression, and/or multiple regression?

In: Economics

Postage Stamp 1973 1983 Today Nominal Price 8¢ 20¢ 47¢ Percent Increase in the price of...

Postage Stamp

1973

1983

Today

Nominal Price

20¢

47¢

Percent Increase in the price of stamps

CPI

30.61

100.00

244.048

Percent increase in the CPI (Inflation)

Real Price

20¢

Calculate the percent change in the price of stamps for 1983 and today.

Calculate the percent change in the price level for 1983 and today.

What do you think will happen to the real price of stamps between 1973 and 1983? Between 1983 and today? Notice that I am asking for a prediction before you make the computation.

Calculate the real price of stamps.

Are the changes in the real price consistent with your prediction?

What does it mean if the real price falls? Rises? Remains constant?

In: Economics

Question 2 1.with the diagrams differentiate between price ceiling and price floor as government intervention measures...

Question 2

1.with the diagrams differentiate between price ceiling and price floor as government intervention measures to market failure.

Support with references to the next above

2.use Diagram to explain how a so -called black market can develop when the government intervenes in the price mechanism by fixing prices

In: Economics

Use this information to answer the next two questions. Price Ceiling $11,500,000 Target Price $10,850,000 Estimated...

Use this information to answer the next two questions.

Price Ceiling $11,500,000
Target Price $10,850,000
Estimated Cost $10,000,000
Target Profit (8.5%) $850,000
Final Cost $9,600,000
Difference $400,000 Under Run

A) Consider the side of the supplier. What is the cost plus profit for a cost reduction of $80,000 if the sharing arrangement is 80/20?

B) What is the cost plus profit if there is a cost over run of $70,000 and the sharing arrangement is 75/25?

In: Accounting