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- Using an Agregate demand-Agregate supply diagram, explain what happens if personal income taxes increase.
- Explain what will happen to an Agregate demand-Agregate supply diagram, if there is a decrease in input prices.
- Explain how the changes in wages can affect equilibrium.
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- Identify what sort of effects the following listed events have.You are required to define the market under study (for example: the labour market, oil market, etc). Explain whether the event acts on the demand or supply side, and whether the event leads to a quantity or price change, or leads to a shift in demand and/or supply.Make sure to explain what sort of assumptions you are making on the elasticities of demand and supply.d) The implementation of a Carbon tax in the economy. A Carbon tax is charged according to the level of emissions of greenhouse gases in an economy.e) The implementation of an increase in tuition in University studiesIf incomes of Americans decrease, we can expect the supply curve to shift leftward and be negatively affected. True Falsewhat is an example of existing demand
- For each of the following changes, determine whether there will be a change in quantity supplied or a change in supply. a change in input costs a change in producer expectationsThe point of intersection between aggregate demand curve and aggregate supply curve is called A aggregate demand B market demand C effective demand D demandConsider the effects of a natural disaster like hurricane Katrina on a metropolitan economy. In the initial (prehurricane) equilibrium, total employment in the metropolitan area is 500,000 workers and the daily wage is $100. The price elasticity of supply of labor is 4.0 and the price elasticity of demand for labor is −1.0. Suppose the hurricane reduces labor supply (a horizontal shift of the supply curve) by 100,000 workers. a. Use a supply-demand graph of the urban labor market to show the effects of the hurricane. b. The equilibrium wage [increases, decreases] by percent (to $ ) computed as. . . . c. The equilibrium employment [increases, decreases] by percent (to workers), computed as. . . . d. The reduction in the equilibrium employment is [greater, less] than the initial decrease in labor supply because. .
- Which of the following events must cause the equilibrium price to fall? Demand increases and supply decreases. Demand and supply both increase. Demand decreases and supply increases. Demand and supply both decrease.If a decrease in demand is smaller than a decrease in Supply, what happens to an equilibrium price and output sales?Explain why business demand is considered a derived demand. Provide an example.
- For each of the following changes, determine whether there will be a movement along the demand/supply curve or a shift in the demand/supply curve. If there is a shift in the curve, indicate the direction of the shift. • an increase in the price of a complement in production • a decrease in tastes of consumers for a product • a decrease in the number of buyers in the market • a lowering of the product price • a worsening of business expectations • a decrease in government subsidies to firmsQuestion 2 Identify what sort of effects the following listed events have. You are required to define the market under study (for example: the labour market, oil market, etc). Explain whether the event acts on the demand or supply side, and whether the event leads to a quantity or price change, or leads to a shift in demand and/or supply. Make sure to explain what sort of assumptions you are making on the elasticities of demand and supply. a) An increase in oil prices as a consequence of a price dispute in the world oil markets b) The implementation of a minimum wage c) The implementation of subsidies to milk producers in Australia d) The implementation of a Carbon tax in the economy. A Carbon tax is charged according to the level of emissions of greenhouse gases in an economy. e) The implementation of an increase in tuition in University studies.An example of how a supply shift may shift positively (to the right) or negatively (to the left).