1. You are willing to pay $2,000 to have your house painted, and Pablos marginal cost of...
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2. In Figure, Forest is willing to pay ______for the fourth cut lawn, and Dee s marginal cost is ______. If they split the difference, the price would be ______and each would get a surplus of ______.
3. In Figure a maximum price of $4 prevents mutually beneficial transactions between Thurl and ______and between Forest and ______.
4. Fill in the blanks with consumers or producers: A maximum price below the equilibrium price generates benefits for some ______and imposes costs on some ______and some______.
5. Fill in the blanks with consumers or producers: A minimum price above the equilibrium price generates benefits for some ______and imposes costs on some ______and some ______.
6. In Figure (a) the sixth lawn is not cut because the ______of the sixth consumer (Siggy, in Figure (b)) is______ the ______of the sixth producer (Efrin, in Figure c).
7. Identify the Surpluses. The following graph shows a supply curve and a demand curve and several areas between the curves. Identify the areas on the figure that represent the following:
a. Consumer surplus in the market equilibrium
b. Producer surplus in the market equilibrium
c. Total surplus in the market equilibrium
d. Consumer surplus under a maximum price of $10
e. Producer surplus under a maximum price of $10
f. Total surplus under a maximum price of $10
g. Consumer surplus under a maximum quantity of 70
h. Producer surplus under a maximum quantity of 70
i. Total surplus under a maximum quantity of70
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Macroeconomics Principles Applications And Tools
ISBN: 9780134089034
7th Edition
Authors: Arthur O Sullivan, Steven M. Sheffrin, Stephen J. Perez