What is the equilibrium price and quantity? [ad_1] Show the consumer surplus and producer surplus in this case. Be sure to separate the consumer surplus of lottery winners from that of concert goers. Compare this to the consumer and producer surplus when tickets are sold on a first come, first served basis. Who gains and […]
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Which of the following is an unintended consequence of rent controls? [ad_1] Principles of MacroeconomicsFinal ExamSpring 2011Choose the best answer to each of the following. WORK INDEPENDENTLY!!!1.The branch of economics that focuses on the study of output, inflation, and unemployment is known as __________.a)Capital b)Labor c)Macroeconomicsd)Microeconomics2.Which of the following describes a situation most closely related
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How could we argue that this market is not competitive? [ad_1] Coffee shops in a large city would appear to be examples of competitive markets: there are numerous relatively small sellers, each seller is a price-taker, and the products are quite similar. 1) How could we argue that this market is not competitive? Select one: a. The
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Identify the profit-maximizing quantity of lobster [ad_1] 1.Roger’s Lobsters serves buy-by-the-pound lobster dinners every Monday night. In order to attract customers, Roger’s can take out radio ads on local radio stations. If Roger’s buys these advertisements, the demand for its Monday night buy-by-the-pound lobster special increases, but these ads are not free. The inverse demand
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