Scarcity is a problem:
a. measured by the amount of goods available.
b. of the poor, but not the rich.
c. because human wants are unlimited while resources are limited.
d. only in industrialized economies.
c
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The above figure illustrates the market for electric power that is served by the one utility in Alberta, Canada
a. If the government did not regulate this utility, what would be the price of a kilowatt hour in this region and how much power would be generated? b. If the government regulates the utility and chooses an average cost pricing rule, what would be the price of a kilowatt hour and how much power would be generated? c. If the government regulates the utility and chooses a marginal cost pricing rule, what would be the price of a kilowatt hour and how much power would be generated?
Is optimization analysis positive or normative, or both? Explain your answer
What will be an ideal response?
Any change in price along a perfectly inelastic demand curve produces:
A. greater change in the quantity demanded. B. less change in the quantity demanded. C. no change in the quantity demanded. D. infinite change in the quantity demanded.
Suppose the one-year nominal interest rate is 2.0% in the United States and 5.0% in Canada. Should you hold Canadian bonds or U.S. bonds? Explain
What will be an ideal response?