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Solow Model Order type: Math/Physics/Economics/Statistics Problems   In what follows, assume an aggregate production function Y=K^a ?(AN)?^(1-a), with a=1/3. Also assume a depreciation rate of 10%, or d=0.1. Assume that technology in each country grows at a rate of 1.5% each year. Solve for steady state output per effective worker in terms of the level of technology A, the population growth rate n, and the savings rate s. Now solve for steady state output per worker. (24 points) Use formula from part (a), and the data from the table below, to predict the ratio of output per worker in each country relative to that of the United States in the steady state, assuming that for each country A=1. Country Per worker GDP, 2010 Ratio of per worker GDP, relative to United States Savings rate, s (%) Population growth rate, n (%) A (level of technology) United States 67319 1 20.6 1 1.000 Ireland 55068 0.818016 19.7 0 0.967 France 52331 0.777359 23.8 1 0.691 Japan 44702 0.664032 31.6 0 0.679

Economics Questions 1. A company has developed the production function of Q=80 L^(0.5) K^(0.6) where L represents labour and K represents capital. a. If L is increased by 2% with K unchanged, what is the resulting percentage change in output? b. Describe the nature of returns to scale for this production function. 2. A firm makes and sells lawn tractors. The sum of the costs of frames, assembly and the engine equals the cost of each tractor. The firm produces its own engines according to the cost equation CE=235,000+800Q+3Q^2. The cost of the frames and assembly is $550 per lawn tractor. The demand function is Q=320-0.04P. a. What is the MC of producing an additional engine and the MC of each lawn tractor? Find the firm’s profit-maximizing quantity and price. b. Assume the firm has the chance to buy an unlimited number of engines from another company at a price of $845 per engine. Will this option affect the number of lawn tractors the firm plans to produce? What would their price

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Order Instructions: Macro-Economic Indicators: GDP, CPI, Unemployment, and Interest Rates There are probably a thousand macro economic indicators, some measure the overall national economy, some are more limited in scope. The three most often quoted and publicized are the Gross Domestic Production Index (GDP), the Consumer Price Inflation Index (CPI) and the Unemployment Index. 1. Assume that consumer spending is $1,000, government expenditures are $250, investments by industry are $200, and the excess of exports over imports is $300. Compute the GDP. (please show your work) 2. If we are able to increase our domestic energy production, and that allows us to import less oil from foreign countries, briefly explain what will happen to the GDP. 1. If the CPI went from 106 to 111 during the past year, the rate of inflation, in percent, was? 2. If the CPI went from 217 to 234 over the past year, the rate of inflation was? 1. Assume the total civilian labor force is 30,000 people and the nu

Order Description Please answer these questions: 1. Use the concept of diminishing marginal utility to explain why we would be more likely to see an all you can eat pizza buffet rather than an all you can carry sunglass "buffet." 2. Explain the concept of utility. How do we measure utility? 3. What do economists mean by "consumer equilibrium?" 4. Supposed the price of bananas is $4 per pound and the price of peaches is $8 per pound. If a person gets 40 units of added utility from eating the last pound of peaches he consumes, how many utils of added utility would he have to get from eating the last pound of bananas in order to be in consumer equilibrium? 5. Welfare programs- the family and the economy. (Discuss this please) Place an order with similar or related instructions NOW

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