Economics Homework Solutions

Linear Regression

Linear Regression (example problem) Boeing and McDonnell Douglas from the United States, and Airbus Industrie, the European consortium, dominate the global aerospace industry. During the early 1990’s, the end of the cold war with the Soviet Union led to a dramatic downshifting in orders for military related purchases at the ...continues

Calculating GDP

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National Income Accounting Problem

National Income Accounting (example problem) Selected national income accounting data in $ Billions: Personal consumption $250 Unemployment benefits $20 Rental income $15 Dividend income $25 Interest income $10 Wages $220 Federal government purchases $150 Personal income taxes $35 State and ...continues

Calculating Growth Rates

Growth Rates (example problem) You are given the following economic data: Period GDP Annualized Growth Rate 1996.4 $4,025.75 1997.1 $4,227.03 ___________ 1997.2 $4,311.58 ___________ Compute annualized economic growth rates from quarte ...continues

Calculating Unemployment Information

Unemployment data: Total Unemployment Labor Force Population Year Employment Rate (%) Participation Rate (%) (Millions) 1950 _____ 4.5 57.9 110.5 1960 70.5 5.0 60.0 ...continues

Time Series Analysis: 1. Compute Per Capita Real GDP using 4th Quarter data for the period 1991 - 2000. (see Real Gross Domestic Product and Total U.S. Population) 2. Plot Time Series Per Capita Real GDP

Access the web-site http://www.Economagic.com. Click on "Most Requested Series" Required 1. Compute Per Capita Real GDP using 4th Quarter data for the period 1991 - 2000. (see Real Gross Domestic Product and Total U.S. Population) 2. Plot Time Series Per Capita Real GDP

Multiplicative Exponential Demand Function

A regression model is being used to estimate demand for a type of candy. The following multiplicative exponential demand function is being used; Qd = 6280P^-2.15 A^1.05 N^3.70 ^ = raising to a power Qd = Qty demanded of candy P = price of candy per piece A = Advertising expenditure N = Population of children under th ...continues

Profit maximizing function

A perfectly competitive firm has total revenue and total cost curves given by: TR = 100Q TC = 5000 + 2Q + 0.2Q^2 (a) Find the profit-maximizing output for the firm (b) What profit does the firm make?

Elasticity of production

When seven units of a variable factor used, total plant production is 44.1 units. Marginal product at this point is 0.7. Looking for the elasticity of production

A perfectly competitive firm's has a certain short run cost and is deciding to either shut down or continue operations

Assume a perfectly competitive firm's short run cost is TC = 100 + 160 Q + 3Q^2. If the market prie is $196, what should it do? looking for either confirmation that the firm is either at a shut down point (zero or negative contribution margin) or else the firm is running at a loss but should continue to operate in the short r ...continues

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