What drives the housing market in the short run (less than one year)? when do you think the best time to buy might be? When do you think the best time to sell might be? Why might it be difficult for both to occur at the same time of the year?
What drives the housing market in the short run (less than one year)? when do you...
When speaking of the housing market the measure of central tendency that is used is the median. Why do you think that is the case? Do you think it is the best choice for both the buyer and the seller? Would you suggest a different measure be used and if so why?
The short run is defined as: less than six months. the period before entry or exit can occur. the period before any changes in a firm's output can be made. less than one year.
Question 2: Suppose a market is having positive economic profit in the short run, what do you think will most likely happen in the long run? 2.1 2.2 run? Explain in detail. Based on the lecture in the class, why would a firm choose to operate at a loss in the short When do firms decide to shut down production in the short run? Explain. 2.3. Question 3: For each of the following, is the business a price-taking producer? Explain...
Why is the long run market supply curve generally more elastic than the short run supply curve? Can you give some examples with real products of how this might work?
Explain why the market might provide less than the Pareto optimal amount of income redistribution. Is this an argument for using tax revenues as a source of income to redistribute? Explain both sides of the argument. Which side do you think is correct?
Suppose the housing market is characterised by supply constraints, such that the supply is fixed in the short-run: X S=100. The market demand function for housing is D(X)=1000-4X, where X is the number of houses in the market. The government is thinking of introducing a home-buyers' grant of $150. The grant would be given to buyers once they purchase a property. As an economist working at the Treasury you are asked to determine the efficiency of this grant. 1.What is...
1. i) What do we mean by Pareto efficiency? ii) What is a market failure? iii) Have you ever encounter a situation where the allocation was not efficient? iv) Efficiency is not the same than equity. Explain the difference v) (Difficult) Why efficiency is a commonly used as an objective for public policy (more than equity). (Hint: think about which type of policies will be easier to pass in the congress?) vi) One hundred people are distributed in two beaches....
i) What do we mean by Pareto efficiency? ii) What is a market failure? iii) Have you ever encounter a situation where the allocation was not efficient? iv) Efficiency is not the same than equity. Explain the difference v) (Difficult) Why efficiency is a commonly used as an objective for public policy (more than equity). (Hint: think about which type of policies will be easier to pass in the congress?) vi) One hundred people are distributed in two beaches. In...
STUDY QUESTIONS 1. Of what use is a market model? How do we relate it to reality? 2. Why does perfect competition simplify both marketing and procurement for a manager? 3. What is meant by the entry and exit of firms? Why are entry and exit easy or difficult in the various market models? 4. How do demand curves vary in the different market models? How does each affect managerial behavior and planning? 5. What is a supply-and-demand model? 6....
Consider the competitive market for good x. Also, Short Run Market Supply Curve = 3Q, Short Run ATC = 18/q + q/2, and Px = 5. (a) What is the short-run equilibrium price and quantity of good x? (b) How much will each firm produce? What will their short-run profits be? (c) Graph the market (demand and supply curve etc.) and the graph of one of the firms (marginal revenue “curve,” marginal cost curve, average total cost curve, profits, etc.)...