10.5 Supposing g = 0.5, calculate the irms total cost function and proit function. If v...
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10.5 Supposing g γ = 0.5, calculate the irm’s total cost function and proit function.
If v = 1000, w = 500 and P = 600, how many students will QuickLearn train and what are its proits?
If the price candidate drivers are willing to pay rises to P = 900, how much will proits change?
Graph QuickLearn’s supply curve for student slots, and show that the increase in proits calculated in part
(d) can be plotted on that graph.
Would a lump-sum profits tax affect the profit- maximising quantity of output? How about a proportional tax on profits? How about a tax assessed on each unit of output?
How about a tax on labour input?
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Microeconomic Theory Basic Principles And Extensions
ISBN: 9781473729483
1st Edition
Authors: Christopher M Snyder, Walter Nicholson, Robert B Stewart
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