3. Estimate Supply
a. Suppose you are given this information from a movie theater making rational, optimized decisions. Sketch a graph of supply (total cost and quantity) for “theater movies” using the available data.
b. Estimate the quadratic cost function for “theater movies” that best approximates the data and add it to your graph
c. What are the average and marginal cost equations based on your estimate? Is there a non-zero quantity that minimizes these unit cost measures?
3. Estimate Supply a. Suppose you are given this information from a movie theater making rational,...
3. Estimate Supply a. Suppose you are given this information from a movie theater making rational, optimized decisions. Sketch a graph of supply (total cost and quantity) for “theater movies” using the available data. b. Estimate the quadratic cost function (i.e., ??? = ? + ???? 2 ) for “theater movies” that best approximates the data and add it to your graph c. What are the average and marginal cost equations based on your estimate? Is there a non-zero quantity...
1. Estimate Demand a. Suppose you are given this information from a consumer making rational, optimized decisions. Sketch a graph of demand for “theater movies” using the available data. b. Estimate the linear demand curve (i.e., ??? = ? + ????) for “theater movies” that best approximates the data and add it to your graph. c. What is the point (price and quantity) at which demand is “unit elastic”? Price Quantity Price of of : «พื้ @พื้ of Quantity Theater...
a. Suppose you are given this information from a consumer making rational, optimized decisions. Sketch a graph of demand for “theater movies” using the available data. Budget Price of Theater Movies Price of Home Videos Quantity of Theater Movies Quantity of Home Videos 100 20 2 3 25 100 15 2 3 25 100 10 2 5 25 100 6 2 8 25
macoroeconomics 1. Society as a whole faces opportunity costs because a. there is not enough money to go around b. politicians are greedy c. resources are scarce d. our needs are unlimited 2. Mary decides to spend 3 hours working overtime rather than watching a video with her friends. She earns $9 an hour. Her opportunity cost of working is: a. the enjoyment she would have received had she watched the video with friends. b. $27 she earns working c....
Accounting for Business Decisions – Starbucks You are to submit an individual one to two-page report answering the following from an accounting perspective, not a marketing/management perspective: You are required to: 1. Of all the risks (risks are listed at the bottom) that Starbuck’s management discloses, which one do you think could most adversely affect the Balance Sheet and Income Statement at the store level and why? Demonstrate your understanding by showing an effect one on at least one of...