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Assume a consumer spends all his income in the purchase of two goods X and Y whose prices are Sh. 30 and Sh. 20 per...
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Assume a consumer spends all his income in the purchase of two goods X and Y whose prices are Sh. 30 and Sh. 20 per unit respectively. The consumer‟s monthly income is Sh. 12,000. He is satisfied with various combinations of X and Y but prefers to spend his income in equal proportions on the two commodities, that is, at a ratio of 1:1 to maintain his level of satisfaction.
Using clearly labeled diagram; Show the relevant budget line and indifference curves indicating the equilibrium position of
the consumer.
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February 7, 2019
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If money supply in a given economy equals 500 while the velocity and price equal 8 and 2 respectively, determine the level of real and...
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If money supply in a given economy equals 500 while the velocity and price equal 8 and 2 respectively, determine the level of real and nominal output.
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Suppose in a two commodity market model the supply and demand functions are given as:
Using...
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Suppose in a two commodity market model the supply and demand functions are given as:
Using the functions provided, calculate the equilibrium values of prices and quantities
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February 7, 2019
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Suppose in a two commodity market model the supply and demand functions are given as:
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Suppose in a two commodity market model the supply and demand functions are given as:
Explain the relationship between the two commodities giving valid economic reasons
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February 7, 2019
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PQR Ltd is the sole supplier of electricity in your country. It supplies electricity to two separate consumers, namely (i) industrial and commercial users and...
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PQR Ltd is the sole supplier of electricity in your country. It supplies electricity to two separate consumers, namely (i) industrial and commercial users and (ii) domestic users. The company is able to charge different prices or tariffs to these two consumers. Suppose the PQR Ltd‟s total cost of producing electricity is given by the following cost function:
Determine The price elasticities of demand for the two markets (at equilibrium price and quantity).
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February 7, 2019
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PQR Ltd is the sole supplier of electricity in your country. It supplies electricity to two separate consumers, namely (i) industrial and commercial users and...
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PQR Ltd is the sole supplier of electricity in your country. It supplies electricity to two separate consumers, namely (i) industrial and commercial users and (ii) domestic users. The company is able to charge different prices or tariffs to these two consumers. Suppose the PQR Ltd‟s total cost of producing electricity is given by the following cost function:
Determine At what price will the outputs in each market be sold?
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February 7, 2019
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PQR Ltd is the sole supplier of electricity in your country. It supplies electricity to two separate consumers, namely (i) industrial and commercial users and...
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PQR Ltd is the sole supplier of electricity in your country. It supplies electricity to two separate consumers, namely (i) industrial and commercial users and (ii) domestic users. The company is able to charge different prices or tariffs to these two consumers. Suppose the PQR Ltd‟s total cost of producing electricity is given by the following cost function:
Determine The output produced and how much of this output will be sold in each market if PQR Ltd is to maximize profits?
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February 7, 2019
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Bring out the salient features of a monopolistic competition market model
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Bring out the salient features of a monopolistic competition market model
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Using a well labeled diagram, show and explain why in a perfectly competitive market structure, when the marginal revenue equals marginal cost, this is only...
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Using a well labeled diagram, show and explain why in a perfectly competitive market structure, when the marginal revenue equals marginal cost, this is only a necessary but not sufficient condition for profit maximization.
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February 7, 2019
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Under what circumstances might it be possible and profitable for a monopolist to charge different prices for his product in different markets?
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Under what circumstances might it be possible and profitable for a monopolist to charge different prices for his product in different markets?
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February 7, 2019
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The table below represents estimated national income values for hypothetical economy X in millions of shillings:
Gross National Product (at market prices) = 389.2
Depreciation allowance =...
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The table below represents estimated national income values for hypothetical economy X in millions of shillings:
Gross National Product (at market prices) = 389.2
Depreciation allowance = 47.0
Indirect taxes less subsidies = 42.4
Business taxes = 11.4
Personal income taxes = 66.3
Government transfers = 59.3
Retained profits = 13.0
Based on the information provided, calculate the Net National Product at market price, the Net National Income (at factor cost), Personal Income and the disposable income for this economy
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February 7, 2019
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Distinguish between Gross National and Gross Domestic products and account for the lower values of the former in developing economies.
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Distinguish between Gross National and Gross Domestic products and account for the lower values of the former in developing economies.
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Given the following data in millions of shillings pertaining to an economy, determine Net National and
Gross National Product Values.
National income: 3,387
Indirect...
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Given the following data in millions of shillings pertaining to an economy, determine Net National and
Gross National Product Values.
National income: 3,387
Indirect business taxes (less subsidies): 366
Depreciation: 455
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February 7, 2019
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Suggest economic measures to curb inflation
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Suggest economic measures to curb inflation
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what is the effect of high and rising inflationary rate on the rate of interest?
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what is the effect of high and rising inflationary rate on the rate of interest?
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Define the term hyperinflation.
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Define the term hyperinflation.
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What are the determinants of demand for labor?
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What are the determinants of demand for labor?
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February 7, 2019
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By use of diagrams, illustrate and explain the resultant changes on the equilibrium price and quantity from a simultaneous fall in price of a substitute...
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By use of diagrams, illustrate and explain the resultant changes on the equilibrium price and quantity from a simultaneous fall in price of a substitute and an increase in the cost of raw materials for a specific commodity.
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February 7, 2019
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Bring out the salient features of a monopoly market model.
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Bring out the salient features of a monopoly market model.
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A monopolistic firm with a linear demand curve finds that it can sell two units at Sh.12 or twelve units at Sh.2. Its fixed cost...
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A monopolistic firm with a linear demand curve finds that it can sell two units at Sh.12 or twelve units at Sh.2. Its fixed cost is Sh. 20 and its marginal cost is constant at Sh. 3 per unit. Derive and plot the following:
Marginal cost, average total cost, marginal revenue and demand curves for this firm.
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February 7, 2019
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