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Question 5 0/2 pts Which of the following is most likely to cause an increase in the inflation rate? a reduction in the percentage of workers who are in labor unions an increase in competition between firms an increase in the non-labor costs of production an increase in the unemployment rate Rising unemployment tends to put downward pressure on wages and prices. In the figure below, when employment is at the level at point C, the...
19:49 Exit p ta O words </> Question 10 7 pts Solow model: Show graphically what...
19:49 Exit p ta O words </> Question 10 7 pts Solow model: Show graphically what happens to capital per worker (k), and output per worker (y) for a country, when both, the savings rate and the population growth rate, increase from sto s' and n to n' respectively. (There are more than one possibilities for the change in k and y. You are expected to upload the graph for any ONE of the possibilities.) Upload Choose a File Question...
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Question 3 2.5 pts Manufacturing costs for product X include direct materials $18 per unit, direct labor $1 per unit, variable overhead $2 per unit, and fixed overhead $3 per unit, for a total of $24 per unit. If production volume is increased by 10 units, how much will total manufacturing costs change in the short term? Assume that the new production volume is in the relevant range. increase by $240 O not enough information -- need to...
Question 17 1 pts Ma Baensch's pickled herring factory has variable costs of $500 for 500...
Question 17 1 pts Ma Baensch's pickled herring factory has variable costs of $500 for 500 jars and variable costs of $505 for 501 jars. The marginal cost of the 501st jar is: $503 Unknown because we do not know fixed costs. O $3 $5 Question 18 1 pts Sam, a cost analyst for Jiffy, observes that when they are producing 800 jars of peanut butter an hour, their marginal cost is 53 cents ($0.53) and their average variable cost...
Question 7 0.2 pts For this question, assume that expected inflation this year is equal to past year's inflation. Also...
Question 7 0.2 pts For this question, assume that expected inflation this year is equal to past year's inflation. Also assume that the unemployment rate has been equal to the natural rate of unemployment for some time. Given this information, we know that: the rate of inflation should be zero. the rate of inflation should neither increase nor decrease. the rate of inflation should steadily increase. the rate of inflation should steadily decrease. the natural rate of unemployment should steadily...
9:08 1 Exit Question 3 2 pts Average variable costs equal total variable costs divided by...
9:08 1 Exit Question 3 2 pts Average variable costs equal total variable costs divided by marginal costs. total variable costs divided by output. the change in marginal costs from producing another unit of output. O output divided by the change in total costs. Question 4 2 pts Suppose that one worker can produce 15 cookies, two workers can produce 35 cookies together, and three workers can produce 65 cookies together. What is the average product of the first two...
Question 1 1 pts Assume that your university increases tuition only at the rate of inflation....
Question 1 1 pts Assume that your university increases tuition only at the rate of inflation. How much will a $25,000-per-year college cost 15 years from now if inflation is at an annual rate of 4.5%? $41,875 $43,927 $46,890 $48,382
1. (10 pts). Assume that the per-worker production function is y, = 10.k'. Further, assume that...
1. (10 pts). Assume that the per-worker production function is y, = 10.k'. Further, assume that the saving rate, s = 0.2, the depreciation rate, 8 = 0.4, and the population growth rate, n= 0. Calculate the following: (a) The steady-state values of the capital-labor ratio, k*, output per worker, y, and consumption, c. (b) The new steady-state values of the capital-labor ratio, output, and consumption (ki, yi, and Ci), if there is an increase in the saving rate, so...
please answer Question 7: Inflation targeting and the Taylor rule in the IS-LM model Consider a...
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Inflation targeting and the Taylor rule in the IS-LM model Consider a closed economy in which the central bank follows an interest rate rule. The IS relation is given by Y C(Y- T) I(Y,r) G Where r is the real interest rate. The central bank sets the nominal interest rate according to the rule i = i* + a(n° =- T*) + b(Y- Y1) Where T is expected inflation, T* is the target rate of inflation,...
Question 13 2 pts Notice this is a multiple answers question. Suppose there are two very...
Question 13 2 pts Notice this is a multiple answers question. Suppose there are two very similar countries (call them G and H). Both countries have the same population and both are experiencing population growth at the same rate (that is, N and 9N are identical in both countries). Both countries depreciate capital at the same rate, the both have the same savings rate, they both have the same technology, and technological progress happens at the same rate in both...
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Question 5 0/2 pts Which of the following is most likely to cause an increase in the inflation rate? a reduction in the percentage of workers who are in labor unions an increase in competition between firms an increase in the non-labor costs of production an increase in the unemployment rate Rising unemployment tends to put downward pressure on wages and prices. In the figure below, when employment is at the level at point C, the...
19:49 Exit p ta O words </> Question 10 7 pts Solow model: Show graphically what happens to capital per worker (k), and output per worker (y) for a country, when both, the savings rate and the population growth rate, increase from sto s' and n to n' respectively. (There are more than one possibilities for the change in k and y. You are expected to upload the graph for any ONE of the possibilities.) Upload Choose a File Question...
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Question 3 2.5 pts Manufacturing costs for product X include direct materials $18 per unit, direct labor $1 per unit, variable overhead $2 per unit, and fixed overhead $3 per unit, for a total of $24 per unit. If production volume is increased by 10 units, how much will total manufacturing costs change in the short term? Assume that the new production volume is in the relevant range. increase by $240 O not enough information -- need to...
Question 17 1 pts Ma Baensch's pickled herring factory has variable costs of $500 for 500 jars and variable costs of $505 for 501 jars. The marginal cost of the 501st jar is: $503 Unknown because we do not know fixed costs. O $3 $5 Question 18 1 pts Sam, a cost analyst for Jiffy, observes that when they are producing 800 jars of peanut butter an hour, their marginal cost is 53 cents ($0.53) and their average variable cost...
Question 7 0.2 pts For this question, assume that expected inflation this year is equal to past year's inflation. Also assume that the unemployment rate has been equal to the natural rate of unemployment for some time. Given this information, we know that: the rate of inflation should be zero. the rate of inflation should neither increase nor decrease. the rate of inflation should steadily increase. the rate of inflation should steadily decrease. the natural rate of unemployment should steadily...
9:08 1 Exit Question 3 2 pts Average variable costs equal total variable costs divided by marginal costs. total variable costs divided by output. the change in marginal costs from producing another unit of output. O output divided by the change in total costs. Question 4 2 pts Suppose that one worker can produce 15 cookies, two workers can produce 35 cookies together, and three workers can produce 65 cookies together. What is the average product of the first two...
Question 1 1 pts Assume that your university increases tuition only at the rate of inflation. How much will a $25,000-per-year college cost 15 years from now if inflation is at an annual rate of 4.5%? $41,875 $43,927 $46,890 $48,382
1. (10 pts). Assume that the per-worker production function is y, = 10.k'. Further, assume that the saving rate, s = 0.2, the depreciation rate, 8 = 0.4, and the population growth rate, n= 0. Calculate the following: (a) The steady-state values of the capital-labor ratio, k*, output per worker, y, and consumption, c. (b) The new steady-state values of the capital-labor ratio, output, and consumption (ki, yi, and Ci), if there is an increase in the saving rate, so...
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Inflation targeting and the Taylor rule in the IS-LM model Consider a closed economy in which the central bank follows an interest rate rule. The IS relation is given by Y C(Y- T) I(Y,r) G Where r is the real interest rate. The central bank sets the nominal interest rate according to the rule i = i* + a(n° =- T*) + b(Y- Y1) Where T is expected inflation, T* is the target rate of inflation,...
Question 13 2 pts Notice this is a multiple answers question. Suppose there are two very similar countries (call them G and H). Both countries have the same population and both are experiencing population growth at the same rate (that is, N and 9N are identical in both countries). Both countries depreciate capital at the same rate, the both have the same savings rate, they both have the same technology, and technological progress happens at the same rate in both...
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