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Exam 23: The Economics of Resources
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Question 41
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Suppose the world demand for copper is about 8,600,000 tons per year and the static reserve is about 36. However, the demand for copper is increasing at a rate of 4.6%. What is the exponential reserve for copper?
Question 42
Multiple Choice
Suppose the world demand for silver is about 343,750,000 troy ounces per year and the static reserve is 16. However, the demand for silver is increasing at a rate of 2.7%. What is the exponential reserve for silver?
Question 43
Multiple Choice
The population of the United States in 2000 was about 281,422,000. In 2001, the population was about 284,797,000. What was the average growth rate over that period?
Question 44
Short Answer
Suppose the world demand for gold is about 32,000,000 troy ounces per year. The known global reserves are 100,000,000,000 troy ounces. What is the static reserve for gold?
Question 45
Short Answer
A population grows according to a logistic growth model, with population parameter
= 1.4 and x = 0.05 for the first year. Find the value of x after the third year.
Question 46
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Use the following reproductive curve for a population to answer the Questions. Units are in thousands.
-Estimate the equilibrium population size.
Question 47
Multiple Choice
A population grows according to a logistic population model, with population parameter
= 3.7 and starting population fraction x = 0.8 for the first year. The value of x after the second year is: