Exam 15: Factor Markets
Exam 1: Introduction43 Questions
Exam 2: Supply and Demand226 Questions
Exam 3: A Consumers Constrained Choice129 Questions
Exam 4: Demand123 Questions
Exam 5: Consumer Welfare and Policy Analysis73 Questions
Exam 6: Firms and Production111 Questions
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Exam 15: Factor Markets115 Questions
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You place $100 in a bank account that pays 8%.If you remove the interest you receive each year you can turn your stock into a flow of
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-The above figure shows a competitive firm's demand for labor assuming that the firm's output sells for $1 per unit.If the wage is $5 per hour,a ten cent specific tax on the good sold by the firm will cause the firm to
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Suppose a person has a discount rate of zero.This implies she
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Why does a monopsonist's marginal expenditure curve lie above the labor supply curve?
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Jon runs a bar in New York City.A city law prevents smoking in New York bars,but Jon is able to convince a friend in city hall to grant his bar a smoking permit by exploiting some fancy loopholes in the law.While smoking enables Jon to charge a premium to the customers (higher drink prices),his workers are subject to second-hand smoke.Therefore Jon has to pay his workers a wage higher than he otherwise would.Assuming Jon's production function is f(L,K)= LᵃK¹⁻ᵃ,where L is the quantity of workers and K is the quantity of capital,how does Jon's optimal capital-to-labor ratio compare to similar bars without smoking?
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At age 40,Joe is considering quitting his job and going back for a college degree.He needs two more years full-time.Tuition is $10,000 per year.He earns $30,000 per year.A college degree would raise his annual income by $10,000 per year.He will retire at age 70.If these are real amounts (adjusted for inflation),then the discount rate to be used should be
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To calculate the internal rate of return on a factory that would yield a perpetual future stream of income,one would divide
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At age 40,Joe is considering quitting his job and going back for a college degree.He needs two more years full-time.Tuition is $10,000 per year.He earns $30,000 per year.A college degree would raise his annual income by $10,000 per year.He will retire at age 70.His cost of going back to college is
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Suppose the labor market is competitive,the supply curve of labor is upward sloping,and the amount of capital is fixed.If the output market changes from a competitive market to a monopoly,what is the effect on its demand for labor? Explain.
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Suppose two people with the same level of income and wealth have different discount rates.Joe has a very high discount rate and Jim has a very low discount rate.Which one of the following is TRUE?
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What is the internal rate of return on a new $2,000 heater that would reduce your heating costs by $200 a year forever? Under what conditions would you make the purchase?
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The long-run labor demand curve is relatively flatter than the short-run labor demand curve because,in the short run,
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For the following, please answer "True" or "False" and explain why.
-If the competitive firm maximizes profit by selecting labor rather than output,it will earn greater economic profit.
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For the following, please answer "True" or "False" and explain why.
-Interest rates are positive because inflation makes purchases more expensive in the future than today.
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If a non-renewable resource is scarce,has constant marginal cost of production,and is sold in a competitive market,
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Four banks are offering the same interest rate of 4%.Where do you invest?
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