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The market for good A (an inferior good) is in equilibrium. Then average household income increases and, simultaneously, new regulations from the Department of Health on the producers of good A add to production costs. As a result, the equilibrium price of good A will


Suppose we observe that the equilibrium price of a good has increased significantly in recent years, with little or no change in equilibrium quantity. The most likely explanation is that


In what specific way does Becker's model of time allocation differ from the simple-work leisure choice model?


How would education affect the probability that someone chooses not to participate in the labour force?


Which of the following statement(s) is/are correct?


a) In South Africa, money is created exclusively by the South African Reserve Bank.

b) The stock of money consists largely of bank deposits and banks create these deposits by making loans.

c) Money creation by banks is constrained by the demand for bank loans.

d) The South African Reserve Bank uses changes in interest rates as an attempt to regulate the rate at which new money is created.

e) The stock (quantity) of money in the economy is essentially determined by the interaction of the interest rate and the independent supply of money.


The demand curve that a monopolistically competitive firm faces:




Analysis the methods of computing and explaining how much is produced in an economy

⦁ How much of the$100 Million will banks choose to lend out initially? 



⦁ How much of the$100 Million will banks choose to lend out initially? 


Suppose the price of commodity X falls from N15 per kg to N10 per kg and the quantity demanded increases from 100 kg to 300 kg. Find the price elasticity of demand.