Suppose that you have two people in an economy, Ms. Hundley and Mr. McKenna, who want to produce a public good S. In this case, the demand curve for Ms. Hundley is S = P0.50.5. The demand cu...
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Consider some of the steps taken by insurance companies to control their adverse selection and moral hazard problems. Give two examples of how insurance companies control adverse selection. ...
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Which of the following is a valid reason for government provision rather than the market provision of certain economic goods and services: a. When the government provides economic goods, ...
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How does the concept of economic calculation differ from dealing with the agent-principal problem? Explain in detail why Peter Klein says that....
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State True or False and justify your answer: Moral hazard was a primary cause of the S&L crisis of the 1980s....
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Provide examples of the following types of government intervention in healthcare: a. Government production b. Subsidies c. Taxes on products e. Price regulation f. Quality reg...
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With health insurance, there is moral hazard because: A. most people that buy insurance are dishonest. B. the people that seek to buy insurance are sicker than those that do not seek i...
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1) Natural monopoly. a. Explain in a few words what is a natural monopoly. b. Is the natural monopoly efficient? Why or why not? c. If the government forces the natural monopolis...
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The government sometimes provides public goods because: a. Private markets would not produce any of the goods, b. Private markets would not produce the efficient quantity of the goods,...
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1)What is the primary reason given by Coase for why it is often profitable to establish firms?...
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1)Distinguish between public goods and common resources. Explain why each of these goods can cause the market to fail. 2)Which of the following are the characteristics of principal-agent ...
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1)What is the Coase Theorem? Explain under what circumstances private negotiation will fail to produce a solution. Give an example to illustrate the Coase Theorem....
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How does a moral hazard undermine the ability of market forces to distribute resources based on public health goals?...
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Which of the following is not an example of a public good? A. a lighthouse. B. a two-tiered deck C. clean air...
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1)Which of the following is true? A. Public goods are generally paid for by the government with tax revenues. B. Public goods are generally paid for by voluntary contributions. C. N...
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A situation in which one side of an economic relationship takes undesirable or costly actions that the other side of the relationship cannot observe is called: A. an injunction. B. mor...
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Which of the following is an example of moral hazard? A. A driver who reduces his level of insurance coverage after his premiums rise B. A person who engages in unrisky behavior after ...
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When lenders are unable to get good information about the worthiness of a project, the lender has the problem of: a. adverse hazard b. adverse selection c. moral selection d. mor...
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In which of the following market models is marginal revenue twice as steep as demand (and below it)? A. Pure monopoly, oligopoly, and monopolistic competition B. Pure monopoly, oligopo...
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A natural monopoly usually arises when a. there are diseconomies of scale in an industry. b. the government allows unrestricted access to a market. c. there are large economies of s...
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Automatic stabilizers are used to _____. a. lower interest rates and inflation to stabilize our economy b. increase household wealth c. government subsidies used to stabilize our ec...
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Which of the following statements is true of the U.S. economy during the two decades following World War II? A. U.S. production of automobiles and steel declined. B. There was greater ...
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Given the demand function : D1=3000−200P1+30P2+2YD1=3000−200P1+30P2+2Y, whereD1D1is annual demand for plane trips,P1P1is price of plane trips,P2P2is price of train trips an...
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Briefly explain how long-run equilibrium is different for each of the following types of markets: perfect competition, monopolistic competition, and monopoly....
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When does government regulation work in the best interest of society? In what areas do you believe there is an excessive and unnecessary government regulation?...
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When a natural monopoly exists in a given industry, the per-unit costs of production will be: a. lowest when there are a large number of producers in the industry. b. lower for smaller...
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ABC Ltd, an Australian based firm is a large manufacturing firm with 25 subsidiaries which operates from different parts of the world. On 30th July 2018, Birim Equity fund acquired an additi...
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Let's assume a professor guarantees that no one would fail the course if they didn't hand in the exam. What kind of problem would the policy likely lead to? a) Adverse selection ...
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The Coase theorem suggests that efficient solutions to externalities can be determined through bargaining. Under what circumstances will private bargaining fail to produce a solution and ...
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One way for banks to reduce the principal-agent problems associated with trading activities is to: a) Set limits on the total amount of a traders' transactions, b) Make sure that t...
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Compare and contrast private goods and public goods. Then identify at least 4 of each of these types of goods (4 public goods and 4 private goods)....
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The principal-agent problem that exists for bank trading activities can be reduced through: a) Creation of internal controls that combine trading activities with bookkeeping, b) Creati...
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The Bell Automotive is one of several makers of electric motors. Accordingly, it is believed that the firm operates in a monopolistically competitive market. The demand function for its prod...
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What is an example of moral hazard in a clothing company?...
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A primary conclusion of new classical economics is: A) wages and prices are inflexible downward. B) there is no short-run tradeoff between unemployment and inflation. C) a free mark...
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Suppose that the (inverse) demand curve for Cranberries is given byP=40−6QP=40−6QandTC=$4Q+$3Q2TC=$4Q+$3Q2. a. What are four conditions required for a competitive market? b...
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Why don't monopolists try to establish the highest price possible, as many people allege? What would happen to sales? What about profits?...
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Select one of the four reasons Baye and Prince list for appropriate government intervention in the marketplace....
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This situation compares a monopolist to a purely competitive firm (both with same demand and costs conditions). Demand: P = 22-Q Cost: Total Cost = 10 + Q + 0.5Q^2 Show all work and...
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A monopolist has the following cost function:C(q)=800+8q+6q2C(q)=800+8q+6q2. It faces the following demand from consumers:P=200−2QP=200−2Q. There is another firm, with the same c...
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Professor Jones has just been hired by the economics department at a major university. The president of the board of regents has stated that the university is committed to providing top-qual...
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Most automobile collision insurance policies have a deductible amount that the policyholder has to pay before the insurance company covers any collision loss. For example, if you have a poli...
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Why would people who basically favor free markets seek government intervention into the operation of those markets?...
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Why can an oligopolist and a monopolist earn excess profit over the long-run when a pure competitor and monopolistic competitor cannot?...
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Which of the following are devices that governments can use to achieve a more efficient allocation of resources in the presence of external benefits? a) Government subsidies b) Pigouvi...
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How do government actions affect consumption and investment?...
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Why when we study economics do we tend not to learn good theories to start with?...
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What is meant by a good theory?...
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Company A allows its employees' flexibility to work from home about 80% of the time. So, employees are required to come to the office 1 day a week (5 days work week). Since 24-hour monit...
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What do you think is the biggest problem with regulating a natural monopoly?...
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What does government intervention have to do with market failure? Why do common resources cause market failure?...
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A(n) _____ problem occurs when a person or institution does not have to bear the full consequences of its behavior and therefore assumes more risk than it otherwise would. a. asymmetric i...
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What would be the price and quantity outcomes if the company is a natural monopoly and privately owned?...
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The non-excludability of tuna is demonstrated by the fact that: a. every tuna caught reduces the number of tuna left for other people to catch b. tuna is sold in many different ways, f...
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ABC Corporation (ABC) is a public company engaged in manufacturing of wooden and steel furniture. All machines and owner occupied buildings are recorded under cost model. Buildings rented ou...
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What are the key roles of a product manager? What is the informationwritten "between the lines" that explain the more nuanced complexities and importance of the product manager rol...
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Plot the Slowing products arearama in their Product Life Cycle and explain briefly the ineloce of their shapes. Digital game application Delespent THEBanter Sol-driven cars Annual Sales Volu...
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Determine the radius of convergence of the power series 2 k5" . Then test the endpoints to determine the interval of convergence. Radius of convergence Interval of convergence 4. 21...
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you borrower money in Polish ZT at 7.0 percent and converted it to euro. After one year when you paid it, Polish ZT had appreciated by 3.5% against euro. Your cost of this borrowing is about...
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M physican orders lo. An apple pie weighing 2 1b 4 oz is cut into 6 equal peices. calculate the mass of each peice in ounces....
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How would you explain Thoreau's decision to use a fugitive slave, a Mexican prisoner, and an Indian as examples of those wronged by his government? What connections might he make between...
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Reflection is an important component when processing new information. In each module, you will include a reflection summary or activity in your journal. These reflection activities will be t...
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A coupon with a useful (meaning these dimensions are for the testing volume — in between the tested in traction. The results are reported in the Excel table. Draw the stress strain ...
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Given the functions: f(x) = 2x g(x) = v13 — 2x , and Mac) = 2:—:: , find: 952—9 ' a. The domain of f. Give your answer in interval notation. b. f(3a) c. The domain of 9...
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Top O' the Morning Inc., has declared a $6 per-share dividend. Suppose capital gains are not taxed, but dividends are taxed at 17%. New IRS regulations require that taxes be withheld at ...
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You will follow the movement of the chromosomes through mitosis to create somatic daughter cells.PROCEDUREGenetic content is replicated during interphase. DNA exists as loose molecular stran...
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Each of the passages that follow contains an analogy. First decide whether the analogy is being used as an argument. Then if it is, analyze and evaluate it. "The mode of taxation is, i...
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Technology continues to evolve and drive programming requirements.According to IEEE Spectrum's ranking of the most popular programming languages in 2016, technologies such as Big data, s...
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Question 12 1 pts Learning Target 8: I can use sufficient conditions to determine if a quadrilateral is a parallelogram, given properties or a marked diagram. Use the information provided to...
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1) In terms of character's need, how does the representation of queer actors differ from straight actors? 2) How does straight actors portray queer roles in terms of character's p...
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A second delivery method is "On The Job Training" (OJT). Specific jobs require training so the employee can perform the job or task. OJT is great for training employees on the deta...
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Crowding out reduces the degree to which a change in government purchases influences the level of economic activity. Is it a form of automatic stabilizer?...
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A spring has a natural length of 1 ft. A force of 10 lbs. stretches the spring from rest to a length of 1.5 ft. What is the work (in ft-lb) required to stretch the spring form rest to 2 ft.?...
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(a)Using the specific-factors model, explain why you might expect to see certain capital owners and labor groups arguing against expanding trade in a capital-abundant country.(5 marks)[No ne...
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KureAll Pharmaceutical Industries, Inc., [KPI] manufactures a wide range of medical products which are distributed world wide.It reported an accounting income before income taxes of $1,875,0...
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Project exercisein the Virtual Lab. Create the following program which converts Fahrenheit to Celsius. Your program must have the following functions: Read integer Fahrenheit temperatu...
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Can you please assist? Where do CFOs get their money news? According to Robert Half International, 47% get their money news from newspapers, 15% get it from communication/colleagues, 12% get...
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Which of the following is an example of a moral hazard? a) You hire a neighborhood teenager to mow your grass once a week over the summer while you are traveling. The teenager mows your g...
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Which of the following are examples of the principal-agent problem? a) Insurance companies aren't always fully aware of a patient's family history. b) Patients are unfamiliar w...
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1)How should we deal with problems, such as Asymmetric Information, Adverse Selection, and Moral Hazards? 2)In regulating a natural monopoly, the problem with a marginal-cost-pricing poli...
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In the Tragedy of the Commons parable, if the medieval townspeople had foreseen the tragedy, then they could have dealt with the problem in much the same way that modern society deals with: ...
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Which of the following accurately depicts the demand curve for a firm in a monopolistic market? a. It is a horizontal line. b. The market demand curve is horizontal. c. It is less t...
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Solving a tragedy of the commons problem could be done through: I. societal expectations. II. tradeable allowances. III. government command and control methods. a. II and III...
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(a) determined by equating marginal revenue and marginal cost to determine quantity and then setting the price using that quantity and the demand curve. (b) determined by equating average...
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A company does not know whether workers on an assembly line work hard or whether they slack off. A solution for this situation is to pay the workers "piece rates," that is, pay the...
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1)Why is it that the private sector is not expected to supply an efficient amount of a pure public good? 2)In most models of managerial conflict, the owner is the _____ and the manager is...
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1)What are the differences in the assumptions between the industrial organizations of perfect competition and monopoly? 2)What is an intervention in economics?...
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Firms Small, Medium, and Large are the only polluters of Big Horn Township in 2015. ??Each firm's pollution levels in 2015 and their respective marginal cost of pollution abatement ar...
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1)Why might a government not want to encourage competition in a market with a monopoly? 2)Firms Small, Medium, and Large are the only polluters of Big Horn Township in 2015. ??Each fir...
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IT management is faced with new versions of operating systems such as Windows 10. Given the desire to minimize disruption and to control costs, how important is it for an enterprise to keep ...
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The Case for this module starts us off by looking at two examples of actual information technology strategic plans. Both plans involve cyber security—one for the United States Departme...
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Reflection Looking back from weeks 1 to now, there was a lot of information that was shared about the U.S. healthcare delivery systems - from discussing private and public health insurances ...
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What is considered to be public goods? a) Rival and excludable b) Non-rival and non-excludable c) Rival and non-excludable d) Non-rival and excludable...
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Marketing Plan Throughout this course, you have learned about the elements of a marketing plan. This assignment will provide you with the opportunity to research the marketing methodology of...
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This is an essay type question, seeking the cause of the raised number of crimes in the location where the poverty level is increasing.. The answer should be in the APA Referencing style ...
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Hazard adjustments assume that people live with a certain degree of threats that can be prevented or mitigated through certain actions. Pick three hazards that are prevalent in your hometown...
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Consider a business or organization that you have either worked for or been a part of. Discuss whether or not the business/organization had a continuity plan. If it did, what was included? I...
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Large barriers to entry exist in which of the following market structures? A. Perfect competition only B. Perfect competition and monopolistic competition C. Oligopoly and monopoly D. ...
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One of the challenges facing the Public Information Officer (PIO) is social media.Social media is both a friend and a foe of emergency agencies. Write a post that answers the following: ...
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A uniform price monopolist's marginal revenue will always be less than market price except for the first unit sold. This is because: a. there are substantial startup costs and other b...
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