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Hotel Bethlehem pricing scheme and demand curve 1. Hotel Bethlehem implements a block pricing scheme for nights in a hotel room. They face inverse demand P = 260 − QD 2. The marginal cost of having a guest in a room is $20. a. If Hotel Bethlehem can charge two separate prices for two separate blocks of guests,what are the two prices they charge? how many rooms do they fill at each price? b. If Hotel Bethlehem only charges one price, ho...

Assignment requirements• This report assignment must be completed individually. • You must use the Harvard referencing system. • Your work must indicate the number of words you have used on the cover page. Written assignments must not exceed the specified maximum number of words. When a written assignment is marked, the excessive use of words beyond the word limit is reflected in the academic judgement of the piece of work...

TaskDescribe an example you have experience with of the principal-agent problem (for example, you have a desire for your children to listen in school and do well, while for them, goofing off at school might be much more fun), and explain how incentives can be used to overcome the principal-agent problem (such as paying your children for good grades). Include in your explanation an analysis of the risks in using incentives. How will you be abl...

Module summary content and aimsInternational Trade Finance and Investment. This is an exciting module which looks at the global importance of international financial markets, trade, and governance With global trade expected to almost triple by 2050. International Trade Finance and Investment will be the life blood of this expanding and fast paced global market. This module prepares students for today`s changing landscape of international fina...

Question 1A market portfolio is made up entirely of the following 4 securities:   Total Value in Millions Standard     Correlation with   In millions deviation   A B C D Security A $60 20% A 1.0 0 0 0 Security B $40 35% B 0 1.0 ...

Projecting financial impact of proposed expansionInstructions on how to do the Justification piece of the milestone: Project the incremental, annual, and cumulative cash benefits and outflows associated with the proposed expansion for the next seven to 10 years, using a spreadsheet or other relevant presentation vehicle to support your narrative. Be sure to justify your assumptions and methodology based on sound microeconomic and financial pr...

Course Code   :  ECON2408

Course Title   :  money and banking

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Data ProjectDescription of the project The data project is about the Taylor principle and whether this theory can explain the rise of inflation in the 1970s and the subsequent fall in inflation in the 1980s and after in Canada. Use Canadian data, argue for or against the following hypothesis: “The rise in inflation in the 1970s in Canada is due to a failure of adhering to the Taylor Principle. Monetary policy was passive in the 1970s....

Instructions: 1. You can submit an individual or group assignment. If you submit a group assignment, there must be no more than FIVE students in your group and you just have to submit One copy.2. Label your graph(s); otherwise, marks will be subtracted.3. No credit will be given if you do not show your work (i.e., don’t simply say the answer is 3 write down enough of the steps you used to arrive at this answer).4. Your answe...

InstructionsInstructionsThis Paper Consists Of Five Questions. You Must Attempt Any Three Questions. All Questions Are Marked Out Of 100. Read All Questions Carefully Before Answering. You Are Not Permitted To Do An External Researcher; The Paper Must Be Answered With Your Knowledge On The Subject. No ReferenceBe Careful With Plagiarism Question One Oligopoly is described as a marketplace where there are a small nu...

Course Code   :  ECON4372

Course Title   :  economics of education

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Observable Characteristics and Discrimination1. Even in the simplest model, workers will differ by observable characteristics such as race/ethnicity, age and gender. True or false. Taste based discrimination cannot exist in the hypothetical world where firms have perfect information about individual worker productivity-even if workers vary across race, age and gender. 2. Tatistics is the study of a sample characteristic to form an opinion abo...

PrefaceThis exam has 3 questions for a total of 50 marks, and is worth 25% of the course grade. Marks for each question are as indicated, and are evenly divided among the components of the question, except if indicated otherwise. Answers to the questions must be word-processed or hand-written and scanned, and be legible, orderly and concise; written explanations, where requested, should have no more than a brief paragraph of content. While stu...

(a) Provide a forecast by using a 3-year weighted moving average technique with weights 4, 2, and 1 (4 = most recent). (b) Forecast sales using a 2-year moving average technique. (c ) What is the MSE from the 2-year moving average? Round answers to 3 decimal places. Wegmans Bakery produces cheesecake for sale. The bakery which operates 5 days per week and 52 weeks per year can produce cake at the rate of 40 cakes per day. The bakery sets ...

Theoretical Analysis of the Economic Impact of Immigration Topic 1: The US federal government shut down from December 22, 2018 to January 25, 2019 (35 days, longest shutdown in US history) due to the disagreement on funding a physical wall at US southern border. The White House request 5 billion while Democrats refused to provide any more than the 1.3 billion for general border security. The fundamental problem behind the impasse on the bor...

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Course Title   :  Introduction to Economics

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MethodologyA contractor operates a rock crusher and stores the material until needed in an adjacent stockpile area. The stockpile area is unpaved, and some of the stockpiled aggregate is contaminated by the sub-grade and cannot be used. The estimated stockpile losses are shown in the Table 1. This equates to a combined loss of 8% each year. Current Stockpile Losses Material Size Loss ¼? minus 12% – 20% ¾? minus & &fr...

Project options and overviewThe project will provide students with an opportunity to investigate the economic value of players using game statistics and payroll information. The project has three options. Please choose ONE option. 1. Choose one team-season from the Major League Baseball Association, download player statistics of a recent season from Baseball Reference like in the Week 9 Tutorial exam- ple. Use the Scully-Blass approach of Measur...