Option D) Economic Rent of Choice 1 + Economic Rent of Choice 2.
Economic rent is an extra payment made for a factor of production which is land in our example, which is greater than the amount required by the property owner to proceed with the deal. Economic rent is the rent when people have the willingness to pay to the goods and services which are scarce and have perfectly inelastic supply such as land.
So, here, the willingness to pay for choice 1 and choice 2 is
equal to the economic rent of choice 1 and choice 2. So,
.
re Consider the following decision problem, where a, b, , and y are real numbers that...
Consider the following four-alternative decision problem, where x and y are real numbers: Alternative WTP Explicit Cost Choice 1 Choice 2r- 1 Choice 3r- 2 Choice 4- 3 y+1 Select the correct answer among the choices below. Choice 1 is the best choice Choice 2 is the best choice Choice 3 is the best choice Choice 4 is the best choice The decision maker is indifferent between the four choices
I know Surplus = Willingness to Pay - Explicit Cost, and I know
that Opportunity Cost is Explicit Cost + Highest surplus (among
remaining alternatives). Net Economic Benefit is Willingness to Pay
- Opportunity Cost, however, I do not know how to put these all
together to solve for the below problem. Any help would be
appreciated.
(3) Consider the following decision problem, where is a real number and net economic benefits have already been calculated: AlternativeNet Economic Benefit Choice...
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Consider the following matrix to the right, where a and b are
real numbers: [1 a b 2]
A) Calculate its eigenvalues
B) For a = 1, b = 0 calculate its eigenvector
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