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Which is easier at college level? Macroeconomics or microeconomics?
I need to take an economics course to fulfill a requirement. I am pretty good in Math. Which of these should I take? Which is the easiest? Macroeconomics or microeconomics? Why? ... (Asked by phillly_gem)
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Neither is easier. I am great at math, but I was horrible in Economics. I took macro. I got a B so I guess I didn't do too bad. The only difference between the two is that macro concentrates on broader problems while micro concentrates on little details. It really doesn't matter which to take, but since economics is such a broad topic anyway, I though macro was the best choice....(Answered by xdtsztr)
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what is a good paper topic for a microeconomics class?
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What variables would you focus on in developing effective regulatory regime options for utilities? What is the likely impact of these options on investor behaviour?...(Answered by raznazmataz)
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can anybody tell me how to write a term paper in microeconomics , if possible send some samples.?
a term paper in micro economics of 3-4 pages and evaluating the practical situation to the analysis. preferebly with numerical data. ... (Asked by )
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VERY FUNNY...PLAGERISM IS ILLEGAL. BY THE WAY THAT IS WHY ITS CALLED HOMEWORK SO CAN DO THE RESEARCH AND LEARN ABOUT IT AT THE SAME TIME. BUT, REALLY...NICE TRY; )...(Answered by milogz)
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Microeconomics Homework!?
Can somebody help me with these questions? 12)High price and low total utility mean a.low marginal utility b.large quantities sold c.high marginal utility d.high price/ marginal utility ratio 14)The law of demand may not hold in cases when a.the item being purchased is a necesssity of life b.price is assumed to be the major indicator of quality c.government price controls are in effect d.the consumer is on welfare 15.The proportion of an exise tax that is paid by consumers depends on the slopes of a.the supply curve only b.the demand curve only c.either the supply curve or the demand curve d.both the suppply curve and the demand curve 16.The term "unit elasticity" is used to ... (Asked by Larry)
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12) D. The others don't make sense to me. 14) B. So people may pay more for better quality 15) D. Just a guess 16) Eh...maybe B. delta price/delta exp?...(Answered by Arbitrage)
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Microeconomics Homework!!!!?
Can somebody help me with these questions? 1)Which of the following is likely to result in a shift in the supply curve for dresses? a. an increase in consumer prices b. a reduction in tariffs that allows manufacturers to import cotton cloth at cheaper prices than before c. an increase in dress prices d. higher prices for skirts, pants, and blouses Usually anything which causes the demand curve to shift but does not affect the supply curve will result in a change in A.quantity demanded but no change in quantity supplied or price. B.quantity demanded and quantity supplied but no change in ... (Asked by Larry)
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1. B. The others are just moving along the supply curve, not shifting it. 2. E. Just try it out with a simple graph. The entire equilibrium moves....(Answered by Arbitrage)
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Microeconomics Homework!!!!!!?
Can somebody help me with these questions? 12)High price and low total utility mean a.low marginal utility b.large quantities sold c.high marginal utility d.high price/ marginal utility ratio 14)The law of demand may not hold in cases when a.the item being purchased is a necesssity of life b.price is assumed to be the major indicator of quality c.government price controls are in effect d.the consumer is on welfare 15.The proportion of an exise tax that is paid by consumers depends on the slopes of a.the supply curve only b.the demand curve only c.either the supply curve or the demand curve d.both the suppply curve and the demand curve 16.The term "unit elasticity" is used to ... (Asked by Larry)
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i remember taking economics courses. they weren't fun, but i did all my homework myself. open your textbook son!...(Answered by comfort_eagle)
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why do i have to take microeconomics in college?
(educated and polite answers only) ... (Asked by F-student)
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Having taught microeconomics, I can tell you it has some very useful concepts for business students (particularly future business managers). For instance, the profit-maximizing rule MR = MC--which you will learn in that course--makes perfect sense once you study it well enough. The problem with microeconomic analysis is that so much of the data has to be estimated, such as marginal cost. Also, most economics courses rely on theoretical constructs ("models") which by definition are abstracts of reality...this turns MANY students off. Go into the course willing to learn and you can decide later if the ...(Answered by mccalmd)
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Microeconomics Homework!!!!?
Can somebody help me with these questions? 5. The price of fresh fish rose and the quantity sold also fell. Which of the following events is consistent with this observation (everything else equal)? a. Consumers developed a taste for fish. b. The price of meat rose. c. The cost of gasoline fell. d. The price of frozen fish for export increased. 7.Assume a new technology further reduces the cost of producing calculators. Also assume that consumers have cut back on their scheduled purchases in anticipation of even more cost-saving developments. As a result, we can expect a. a decrease in price but no predictable change ... (Asked by Larry)
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5- D and 7 is A- a decrease in price but no predictable change in output...(Answered by BeBe)
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What are the three major methods used to finance private business activities?
In microeconomics, I have this question? Please help!!! I think I know what it is but need to know for sure. ... (Asked by Robin)
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debt-loans owner's equity-owner's putting in more capital or getting more owners retained earnings-profits made reinvested in the business...(Answered by The answer man)
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difference between microeconomics and macroeconomics?
difference between microeconomics and macroeconomics. briefly describe the differences ... (Asked by rahil_game)
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Macroeconomics is the economics sub-field of study that considers aggregate behavior, and the study of the sum of individual economic decisions. This is in contrast to microeconomics which is the study of the economic behaviour of individual consumers, firms, and industries. Macroeconomics can be used to analyze how best to influence government policy goals such as economic growth, price stability, full employment and the attainment of a sustainable balance of payments. Microeconomics (literally, very small economics) is a social science which involves study of the economic distribution of production and income among individual consumers, firms, and industries. (Contrast macroeconomics.) It considers individuals ...(Answered by hey yo)
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