why should we study economics?
e) Suppose that the price of commercial property, a substitute in supply of residential property, rises. What is the possible impact on the market price and quantity of residential property? Explain and illustrate using a diagram.
d) Suppose the demand for houses is fairly elastic.
i) Define what is meant by a fairly elastic demand.
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ii) What do you think will happen to the total revenue of developers when price of houses rise? Explain using a diagram.
c) In a new diagram, show the situation of property overhang as mentioned in paragraph 3 in the article. Also show how efforts by developers to limit units offered may avoid future overhang.
The wage rate of labor is Rs. 6 and price of capital is Rs. 2. The marginal product of labor is 16 while marginal product of capital is 4. Can a firm be operating at equilibrium?
Suppose the following demand and supply function:
Qd = 750 – 25P
Qs = -300 + 20 P
i. Find the equilibrium price and quantity
ii. Find consumer and producer surplus
Suppose the market rate of interest on car loans declines substantially. Use
supply and demand analysis to predict the impact of the interest rate decline on the prices
of cars and the quantity sold.
Explain what will happen to inflation if government’s expenditures are increased and taxes are reduced?
A perfectly competitive firm has the cost function TC = 1000 + 2Q + 0.1 Q2. What is the lowest price at which this firm can break even?
Complete the below table. Consumption function or saving function before tax Induced tax Consumption function or saving function after tax C = 1800 + 0.7Yd T = 0.2Y (a) [2m] S = -105+ 0.4Yd T = 0.4Y (b)[2m]