What are the critical assumptions that lead to the paradox of thrift (POT)? Use the I=S relationship to explain the POT “intuitively.”

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A: a)in first case the demand would drop down considerably as river are down so people will not be…

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A: Producers surplus is the difference between the actual market price and the minimum amount a…

Q: In the S-shaped model of house price dynamics, select the correct answer(s) from the three options…

A: S-Shaped Model: The S-shaped model, also known as the "cusp catastrophe" or "hysteresis" model, is…

Q: The market for lemon has 10 potential consumers, each having an individual demand curve P = 101 -…

A: The total consumer in the market = 10 The individual demand function, P = 101- 10Qi The inverse…

Q: How do pricing constraints affect price setting?

A: Pricing constraints are those factors that hold you back from having unbending nature in your…

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A: Budget sets represent possible consumption points of two goods that the consumer can consume given…

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A: Substitute goods – these are 2 goods which can be used for a similar purpose, that means they are…

Q: The price for a product might remain the same, or rise or fall over time. Regardless, over time…

A: The price for a product is determined at the intersection of the market demand for the product and…

Q: Refer to Figure 4-18. At a price of $35, there would be a

A: As shown in diagram At price $35 Quantity demanded = 200 units Quantity Supplied = 600 units

Q: Consider the market for coffee. For each of the following scenarios, what would happen to total…

A: Total revenue increments with an expansion in price level when demand is somewhat inelastic. This is…

Q: Suppose we have a demand curve (D) described by P = 10 - 3Q along with two different supply curves.…

A: Demand represents the quantity of a commodity that consumers are willing and able to purchase at…

Q: The UK is currently building HS2, a new railway that runs from London to the north of England.…

A: The relationship between the amount required (horizontal axis) and the price of an item or service…

Q: The market for lemon has 10 potential consumers, each having an individual demand curve P=101-10Q1,…

A: Solution: The individual market demand curve is P=201-10Q1 The market demand is the sum is total of…

Q: Using the Slutsky Equation, show that if a good is inferior, then its (Marshallian) demand curve may…

A: Slutsky Equation: It refers to the equation under which the direct changes in the price will effect…

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A: In consumer theory, individuals aim to make rational choices that maximize their satisfaction, or…

Q: Suppose that Paolo and Sharon are the only suppliers of pizza slices in a particular market. The…

A: Supply:Supply is the total number of goods and services produced by a producer is called supply.…

Q: In the basic supply-and-demand model, a buyer only purchases a good when?    if the price is lower…

A: The demand and supply model shows the relationship between the selling quantity of products and…

Q: Due to several supply-chain issues the price of computer chips has risen in recent months (this part…

A: The above statement is true. Since computer chips are used in automobiles, automobile industry will…

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A: A rationing device is an artificial instrument employed by the state to regulate the distribution of…

Q: According to the vacancy supply condition, market tightness increases with:

A: Vacancy Supply Condition is defined as a condition where the vacancy curve tends to move upwards…

Q: Use the table below to answer the questions that follows Commodity x Quantity Commodity y Quantity…

A: Quantity of y  Average utility of y Total utility of y Marginal utility of y 1 30 30…