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As per Cobb Douglas production function; Y = A(L^b)(K^a)
where A: factor productivity
L: Labor input
K: capital input
Now as immigration increases labor force thus real wages fall for the same amount of capital as surplus of labor will make labor wages lower.
Rental price of capital will increase as capital will be scarse resource in this case as demand of capital rises as more labor demand more capital.
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Blank options for B, E, and F are either 'steeper or
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Blank options for C are "decreases in taxes or increase in govt
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This problem asks you to analyze the IS-LM model algebraically. First the consumption function and investment function from the goods market will be examined. Then, the money demand function from the money market will be examined. The Goods Market: Suppose consumption is a linear function of disposable income: C(Y- Ta...
Need help, please show work. Options for each blank are
(doubles, stayed the same, or fallen by half). EXCEPT, the options
for the blank at E are (increased, decreased, or stays the
same).
The Data of Macroeconomics-End of Chapter Problem Abby consumes only apples. In year 1, red apples cost $1 each, green apples cost $2 each, and Abby buys 10 red apples. In year 2, red apples cost $2 each, green apples cost $I each, and Abby buys 10...
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(doubles, stayed the same, or fallen by half). EXCEPT, the options
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