Find Y* and C*
Y= C+ I+G
C=25+6Y*1/2
I=16
G= 14
i. Following the given equations of costs and its supposed price, find the equilibrium costs and equilibrium quantities
a. ATC=3Q2 +12Q+350, P = 60
b. TC = 300Q2 +10Q+120, P = 40
a. If the wealth of the stockholder is decreasing ever since he hired the new manager, using EVA rule of thumb explain what would be the value of EVA and what is its economic interpretation.
State the six steps in managerial decision making that lead to competitive advantage
The shareholder of Al-Karam wants to maximize his profits by selling his goods in the larger quantities. In order to achieve his target (s) he hired a manager to look after his business. However, the manager instead of maximizing business profits started maximizing his own interest by selling the designs in black to the competitor’s designers.
a. Analyze the above situation and explain the possible problem that might occur for Al-Karam.
b. If the wealth of the stockholder is decreasing ever since he hired the new manager, using EVA rule of thumb explain what would be the value of EVA and what is its economic interpretation.
The shareholder of Al-Karam wants to maximize his profits by selling his goods in the larger quantities. In order to achieve his target (s) he hired a manager to look after his business. However, the manager instead of maximizing business profits started maximizing his own interest by selling the designs in black to the competitor’s designers.
a. Analyze the above situation and explain the possible problem that might occur for Al-Karam.
If the wealth of the stockholder is decreasing ever since he hired the new manager, using EVA rule of thumb explain what would be the value of EVA and what is its economic interpretation
Grand Palace Hotel demand function for its guest room for the month of May 2021 is represented by the following equation.
Qd=700–2Pr +0.21TS+1.6I+0.05E Where,
Grand Palace Hotel and traveller’s expectation that a lower room price over the next six months:
TS = 20
I = 2.5
E = 100
is a reasonable assumption.
Does Economists use different assumptions to answer only one question.
If there is an increase in the price of red meat, a substitute in production for milk, then:
the supply of milk will increase.
the demand for milk will decrease.
the supply of milk will decrease.
there will be a movement along the supply curve for milk.
none of the above will result.
Assuming that a firm produces 200,000 vehicles when the market price is set at $ 30,000 per unit in a perfectly competitive market. The total cost for producing the 200,000 vehicles is $5,000,000.