
AP Economics
... A. Consumer Choices & Constraints 1) Are rational & choose 2) Have clear tastes & choose 3) Have limited means & choose 4) Must choose from options B. Utility Maximization Rule (UMR) > explains how consumers spend their $ so that the last dollar spent on each product yields the same MU. The consumer ...
... A. Consumer Choices & Constraints 1) Are rational & choose 2) Have clear tastes & choose 3) Have limited means & choose 4) Must choose from options B. Utility Maximization Rule (UMR) > explains how consumers spend their $ so that the last dollar spent on each product yields the same MU. The consumer ...
ProbKey1.pdf
... (e) (i) The solutions in parts (b) and (c) are exactly the same, as they had better be since they are different methods of solving the same problem. (ii) Comparing parts (c) and (d): The optimal value of F is unchanged but that of M changes – all the increase in available time is spent on studying ...
... (e) (i) The solutions in parts (b) and (c) are exactly the same, as they had better be since they are different methods of solving the same problem. (ii) Comparing parts (c) and (d): The optimal value of F is unchanged but that of M changes – all the increase in available time is spent on studying ...
Lecture 19 Review Questions
... 2. The world price for leather purses is $30. If the U.S. opens its market to international trade, calculate the producer surplus lost by U.S. producers. (Can use positive answer since it is a "loss".) ...
... 2. The world price for leather purses is $30. If the U.S. opens its market to international trade, calculate the producer surplus lost by U.S. producers. (Can use positive answer since it is a "loss".) ...
ME11_Ch04
... nonsatiation principle indifference ordinal utility cardinal utility utility function utils market baskets marginal utility law of diminishing marginal utility indifference curves substitutes complements perfect substitutes perfect complements ...
... nonsatiation principle indifference ordinal utility cardinal utility utility function utils market baskets marginal utility law of diminishing marginal utility indifference curves substitutes complements perfect substitutes perfect complements ...
Econ 106 * SI review questions for exam 2
... Econ 106 – SI review questions for exam 2 (with brief answers in italics) Hint: These questions are all based on class notes. Try to answer them on your own but refer to your notes if you get stuck or if my question is not clear. This is a good way to study on your own – turn everything you have bee ...
... Econ 106 – SI review questions for exam 2 (with brief answers in italics) Hint: These questions are all based on class notes. Try to answer them on your own but refer to your notes if you get stuck or if my question is not clear. This is a good way to study on your own – turn everything you have bee ...
SampleMidterm.pdf
... The demand function for books is: Qd = 120 – P, and the supply function for books is Qs = 5 P. If P=$15, which of the following is true? a. There is an excess supply equal to 30. b. There is an excess demand equal to 30. c. There is an excess supply, but it is impossible to determine how large. d. T ...
... The demand function for books is: Qd = 120 – P, and the supply function for books is Qs = 5 P. If P=$15, which of the following is true? a. There is an excess supply equal to 30. b. There is an excess demand equal to 30. c. There is an excess supply, but it is impossible to determine how large. d. T ...
CH7 Consumer Choice The Marginal Principle and Individual
... Marginal utility: change in utility resulting from buying one additional unit Law of diminishing marginal utility: as consumption increases, utility decreases, even negatively if too far The Marginal Benefit Curve Decreases with each increase in unit, negatively sloped The Marginal Cost Curve ...
... Marginal utility: change in utility resulting from buying one additional unit Law of diminishing marginal utility: as consumption increases, utility decreases, even negatively if too far The Marginal Benefit Curve Decreases with each increase in unit, negatively sloped The Marginal Cost Curve ...
Chapter 10
... 2. Short-run – at least one factor input is fixed (usually real capital) and the others are variable ...
... 2. Short-run – at least one factor input is fixed (usually real capital) and the others are variable ...
Ch.5 Vocabulary Quiz _____ Name period A. Law of supply H
... _____1. A tax on the production or sale of a good. _____2. The cost of operating a facility, such as a store or factory. _____3. A chart that lists how much of a good a supplier will offer at different prices. _____4. A cost that does not change, no matter how much of a good is produced. _____5. A g ...
... _____1. A tax on the production or sale of a good. _____2. The cost of operating a facility, such as a store or factory. _____3. A chart that lists how much of a good a supplier will offer at different prices. _____4. A cost that does not change, no matter how much of a good is produced. _____5. A g ...
basic market equation
... Markets balance what is possible with what is desirable Resources flow to those who value them most Leads to ‘optimal’ allocation of resources ...
... Markets balance what is possible with what is desirable Resources flow to those who value them most Leads to ‘optimal’ allocation of resources ...
What is Demand?
... deals with behaviors and decisions made by individuals or small firms Demand schedule- Chart showing prices and quantity demanded (page 90) Demand Curve- Same info shown in graph form ...
... deals with behaviors and decisions made by individuals or small firms Demand schedule- Chart showing prices and quantity demanded (page 90) Demand Curve- Same info shown in graph form ...
Midterm 2
... Explain Marx’s concept of alienation, and how it was reflected in the movie “Roger and Me.” B. How does Marx explain the origin of profits? What is a cause of the tendency for the rate of profit to fall? How are efforts to counteract declines in the rate of profit reflected in the movie “Roger and M ...
... Explain Marx’s concept of alienation, and how it was reflected in the movie “Roger and Me.” B. How does Marx explain the origin of profits? What is a cause of the tendency for the rate of profit to fall? How are efforts to counteract declines in the rate of profit reflected in the movie “Roger and M ...
Econ 106 * SI review questions for exam 2
... 8. What do economists mean when they use the word ‘utility?’ 9. What is the difference between total utility and marginal utility? What does diminishing marginal utility mean? 10. Write the formula for the rational spending rule. Write what this means in your own words. Why is diminishing marginal u ...
... 8. What do economists mean when they use the word ‘utility?’ 9. What is the difference between total utility and marginal utility? What does diminishing marginal utility mean? 10. Write the formula for the rational spending rule. Write what this means in your own words. Why is diminishing marginal u ...