Microeconomics

General equilibrium analysis is the study of A) how an equilibrium is

General equilibrium analysis is the study of A) how an equilibrium is determined in all markets simultaneously. B) how an equilibrium is determined in all closely related markets. C) the effects of a change in a market, and all spillover effects in all related markets. D) Any of the above.   ANSWER D  

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Date: September 9th, 2020

Non-neutral technological change is more valuable to labor than neutra

Non-neutral technological change is more valuable to labor than neutral technological change. Indicate whether the statement is true or false   ANSWER True . Neutral technological change leaves the proportion in which inputs are used (for example, the labor/capital ratio) unchanged, but non-neutral technological changes are innovations that alter the labor/capital ratio. The labor/capital ratio […]

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Date: September 9th, 2020

As opposed to general equilibrium analysis, partial equilibrium analys

As opposed to general equilibrium analysis, partial equilibrium analysis looks A) at an equilibrium and changes to it in a single, isolated market. B) at how changes in all other markets effect a particular market. C) at how equilibrium is determined in all markets simultaneously. D) at either price or quantity movements.   ANSWER A […]

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Date: September 9th, 2020

The implementation of the assembly line is an example of how A) chang

The implementation of the assembly line is an example of how A) changes in the organization of production improve productivity. B) neutral technical change improves productivity. C) non-neutral technical change can decrease productivity. D) labor saving technical change increases economy-wide unemployment.   ANSWER A  

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Date: September 9th, 2020