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A monopoly firm is faced with the following demand function
P = 13 – 0.5Q
The Marginal Cost function for the firm is given by 3 +...
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A monopoly firm is faced with the following demand function
P = 13 – 0.5Q
The Marginal Cost function for the firm is given by 3 + 4Q and the total fixed cost is 4.
Determine the level of super-normal profit if any.
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February 6, 2019
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A monopoly firm is faced with the following demand function
P = 13 – 0.5Q
The Marginal Cost function for the firm is given by 3 +...
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A monopoly firm is faced with the following demand function
P = 13 – 0.5Q
The Marginal Cost function for the firm is given by 3 + 4Q and the total fixed cost is 4.
Determine the profit maximizing output.
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February 6, 2019
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Illustrate and explain the short-run supply curve of a firm in perfect competition
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Illustrate and explain the short-run supply curve of a firm in perfect competition
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Explain why a firm in perfect competition may continue in the production of goods which it
can only sell at a loss and why it cannot...
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Explain why a firm in perfect competition may continue in the production of goods which it
can only sell at a loss and why it cannot continue doing this indefinitely
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February 6, 2019
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Differentiate between economies of scale and returns to scale
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Differentiate between economies of scale and returns to scale
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Write explanatory notes on the various types of internal and external economies of scale.
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Write explanatory notes on the various types of internal and external economies of scale.
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What is meant by economies and dis-economies of scale?
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What is meant by economies and dis-economies of scale?
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Using a well-illustrated diagram, show that a monopolist can make losses in the short-run even
when MC = MR
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Using a well-illustrated diagram, show that a monopolist can make losses in the short-run even
when MC = MR
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Using a well illustrated diagram, explain why prices are "sticky" downwards under an
oligopolistic market structure
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Using a well illustrated diagram, explain why prices are "sticky" downwards under an
oligopolistic market structure
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What is "Oligopoly"?
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What is "Oligopoly"?
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What key assumptions underlie the law of variable proportions?
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What key assumptions underlie the law of variable proportions?
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State the law of variable proportions
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State the law of variable proportions
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Define the term "production function"
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Define the term "production function"
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What policy recommendations would you suggest to reduce regional development
imbalances if any in developing countries?
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What policy recommendations would you suggest to reduce regional development
imbalances if any in developing countries?
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February 6, 2019
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State the aspects of significance of factor mobility
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State the aspects of significance of factor mobility
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Explain the meaning of mobility of factors of production. To what extent are factors of
production mobile?
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Explain the meaning of mobility of factors of production. To what extent are factors of
production mobile
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February 6, 2019
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What are factors of production?
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What are factors of production?
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The utility (U) obtained by Olympia by consuming food (F) and shelter (S) is given by utility
function U = FS
Calculate the marginal rate of substitution...
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The utility (U) obtained by Olympia by consuming food (F) and shelter (S) is given by utility
function U = FS
Calculate the marginal rate of substitution when Olympia spends the Sh. 1,200 budget by
purchasing three units of each.
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February 6, 2019
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If Mrs. Breader views butter and margarine as perfect substitutes, draw a set of indifference
curves that describe her preference for these two commodities
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If Mrs. Breader views butter and margarine as perfect substitutes, draw a set of indifference
curves that describe her preference for these two commodities
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February 6, 2019
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State the law of diminishing marginal utility
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State the law of diminishing marginal utility
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February 6, 2019
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