Microeconomics

The saying “What’s that got to do with the price of tea?” reflects A)

The saying “What’s that got to do with the price of tea?” reflects A) two markets where general equilibrium analysis would be most useful. B) two markets where general equilibrium analysis likely won’t be very useful. C) two markets where the products are clearly closely related. D) two markets where firms are incredibly greedy.   […]

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Date: September 9th, 2020

If two or more markets are closely related, A) a partial equilibrium

If two or more markets are closely related, A) a partial equilibrium analysis will tend to overstate the price impact of a supply shock. B) a partial equilibrium analysis will tend to accurately predict the price impact of a supply shock. C) a partial equilibrium analysis will tend to understate the price impact of a […]

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Date: September 9th, 2020

When comparing partial equilibrium effects to general equilibrium effe

When comparing partial equilibrium effects to general equilibrium effects one can conclude that A) general equilibrium effects are always larger. B) partial equilibrium effects are always larger. C) the effects are of equal size. D) one cannot determine before the fact which effect is greater.   ANSWER D  

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Date: September 9th, 2020

The high cost of advertising during the Super Bowl will A) not affect

The high cost of advertising during the Super Bowl will A) not affect the efficient level of output because advertising is a sunk cost. B) will affect the efficient level of output because profits will fall significantly. C) not affect the efficient level of output because advertising is a fixed cost. D) Not enough information […]

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Date: September 9th, 2020