In order to resolve the problem of GDP measurement, Frank proposes the usage of the toil index which: "Measures the number of hours that median earners must toil each month to be able to rent a house in a school district of at least average quality Continue Reading...
DQ #1. An economy's output is also its income because its output is calculated as the measurement of all the goods and services produced by the economy, and also being channeled back into the economy in the form of purchases in other economic sectors Continue Reading...
Keynesian Revolution: Analysis and Criticism believe myself to be writing a book on economic theory which will largely revolutionize -- not, I suppose, at once, but in the course of the next ten years -- the way the world thinks about economic proble Continue Reading...
The consumer's indifference curve would be on a lower budget line against their preference but this would have effects of its own beyond individual consumers (below). On the other hand if we shifted the good on the X axis to "rent" and called that a Continue Reading...
The interest of certain categories of public in promoting this trend has significantly intensified. Therefore, the demanded quantity of organic products is likely to increase. 2. There are several factors that influence the organic products supply. Continue Reading...
Important Insights Gained during Principles of Microeconomics The principles of microeconomics deal with how houses, organizations and governments spend their money—and how their decisions and transactions impact the overall market economy. One Continue Reading...
Price Ceiling and Demand/Supply EquilibriumIntroductionPrice ceilings are government-imposed limits on the maximum price that can be charged for a good or service. They are typically implemented to protect consumers from excessively high prices, part Continue Reading...
Marketing Recently in the UK, there have been price wars in both the supermarket and mobile phone industries. These price war are a natural part of competition in a market economy, and the behaviour of these firms can be understood using microeconom Continue Reading...
Macroeconomics Concepts of Macroeconomics The aspect of macroeconomic is widely studied in close relation to the microeconomics since these are factors that relate closely and often affect each other in the economic sense of it. Macroeconomics can Continue Reading...
Natural Monopoly Generally, a monopoly is taken to be a situation whereby a given entity controls or owns the whole market or a significant portion of the same for a specified good or service. Essentially, there are several types of monopolies. In t Continue Reading...
S. economy. Evers points out that gas prices ebb and flow in accordance with the law of supply and demand. Gas prices are higher because supply is limited and demand is higher. More people are concerned with gasoline because more people have cars to Continue Reading...
Macroeconomics Models The Classical Model (1776-1935) The classical model largely follows the conclusions reached in Microeconomics. The fundamental equilibrium is in the supply and demand for labor. The Demand for Labor and Labor Supply, Income Ta Continue Reading...
Until that time, the lower classes, as they were known, would produce most of what they needed at their own homes, and the upper classes would simply employ the lower classes to produce whatever goods they needed and subsequently purchase them, or e Continue Reading...
Behavioral Finance and Analysis of American Financial Crisis Financial theories are the cornerstone of the modern corporate world. They lay the foundation for most tools used in areas like asset pricing and investment banking. Most theoretical conce Continue Reading...
Macroeconomics The Basic Methodology of Economic Analysis Economics analyzes activities in the, on the whole economy, for example inclination in unemployment, output, prices, as well as foreign trade. Once such inclination is that economic analysis Continue Reading...
Investment is an injection because money enters the economy that was previous not in the economy. Leakages and investments balance each other when the rate of return on investment compels sufficient investment. Thus, the interest rate determines the Continue Reading...
Elasticity of Demand Discuss elasticity of demand as it pertains to elastic, unit, and inelastic demand Price elasticity of demand is the measure of the change in the demand of a given product as a response to a change of its price. When demand is Continue Reading...
Financial Ratios There are a number of financial ratios that will be valuable to a small business person. A small business is often concerned with cash flow, so ratios that are the most concern fall into three categories -- liquidity, profitability Continue Reading...
Microecon Financing in the Manufacturing Sector 50,000 workers = 200,000 units Avg. wage = $80/day Output price = $25/unit Other variable costs = $400,000 Total Variable Costs = 50,000 x $80 + $400,000 = $4,400,000 Average Variable Costs = $4, Continue Reading...
open-ended question. I don't know about organizational thinking -- individuals think; an organization has no brain. I do know, however, that strategy is set within organizations on the basis of all manner of internal and external variables. Several Continue Reading...
Profit Maximization: An Actual or Theoretical Objective? Profits are necessary to day both for the capitalist socialist and any type of economy to survive. Multinationals and giant companies have the profit motive and therefore maximizing profit as Continue Reading...
Economists Have to Say About Gasoline Price Elasticity In contemporary society, the price of gasoline often appears to change in a fickle manner and most often seems unrelated to any real world global events as might be expected. Charging higher ta Continue Reading...
In an environment where violent crimes outweigh white-collar crimes, the prosecutor will allocate his resources to fighting violent crimes. Resource availability thus determines how many cases will be pursued by the prosecutor's office. The prosecut Continue Reading...
customer preferences on supply and demand in a small business. Review information on supply and demand. Human wants and needs and how those are translated into the sales of goods affect supply and demand, particularly in a small business environme Continue Reading...
A discriminating monopoly is an entity charging different prices for its services or products in different markets or consumers. The prices are usually not associated with the cost of the product or service provision. A company operating as a discrim Continue Reading...
Both of these moves broke the monopoly. The Canadian government broke Bayer's monopoly and the second company moved into the market, creating a temporary oligopoly. The influx of Cipro from Mexico represented a substitute product, thereby breaking Continue Reading...
Productivity can also be influenced by tax cuts. Cutting taxes can enable consumers to buy more goods and services, and enable companies to produce more and to invest more in their enterprises. Productivity can also be limited or enhanced by regula Continue Reading...
Similarly, the average total costs curve also increases, implying additional costs. A main theoretical specification that must be made here refers to the long-term relationship between the MC and the average cost curves. This basically states the f Continue Reading...
Antitrust Laws: Benefits, Importance, And Effectiveness Standard economic theory holds that sufficient competition is a vital ingredient for the effective functioning of markets, without which unscrupulous players would be better placed to not only Continue Reading...
Market Efficient Respect Set Information Impossible Makes Abnormal Profits Market Efficient In his work, Fama argued that given the massive use of resources by the brokerage firm to conduct studies on trends in the industry, the effects of changes Continue Reading...
Monopoly Radical Treatise on Monopoly When a firm is the only seller or supplier of a good or a service for which there is no close substitute, it is referred to as a monopoly. Broadly speaking, every firm would naturally like to have a monopoly gi Continue Reading...
With natural monopolies, these are excludable, but not rival. Examples in this area can range from fire protection to cable TV, anywhere along the lines of the general characteristics of this category of goods. In terms of the labor market and lab Continue Reading...
The lack of incentives or competitive pressures may lead monopolistic firms to neglect minimizing unit costs of production, i.e., to tolerate "X-inefficiency" (phrase coined by H. Leibenstein). Included in X- inefficiency are wasteful expenditures s Continue Reading...
The curve describing this relationship between risk and return is a hyperbole connecting one and the other. Logically and economically, this also makes sense: if the investor is willing to assume more risks, he is also likely to potentially discover Continue Reading...
Black Wall Street was the name given to the affluent black community of Greenwood Avenue in Tulsa, Oklahoma (Jaynes, 2011). They generated a prosperous and self-sufficient business district amidst intense racism and segregation laws. Several upper cl Continue Reading...
Tobacco industry has seen significant government intervention since at least the New Deal. Tobacco farmers have typically received subsidies for their crops and the benefits of marijuana prohibition but in more decent decades they have also faced inc Continue Reading...
Gasoline, similar to any other commodity in the marketplace, is influenced by the forces of demand and supply. In turn, this impacts the quantity amount of the commodity that is demanded and supplied to the consumers. The following discussion will en Continue Reading...
S. manufactures lost a considerable share of the market to foreign manufacturers. George Stigler developed the economic theory of regulation in the late 1960s, arguing that, instead of regulation being imposed on industries in genuine democratic eff Continue Reading...
Market Structures Table Compare the four market structures by filling in the table. Perfect competition Monopoly Monopolistic competition Oligopoly Example organization Hair Shampoo Companies Saudi Arabian Oil Cereal companies Cell phone c Continue Reading...
