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Question Question George and Bill are stuck together on a desert island. There are two goods, Coconut (C) and Bananas (B). George has production function 5C+B=40, while Bill has production function C+3B=36. If they could not trade, George would choose to product 6C, while Bill would produce 10B. 1: Figure out George’s opportunity cost 2: Figure out Bill’s opportunity cost 3: Figure out each party’s comparative advantage 4: Determine which good each party should specialize in, and determine production. There are two goods, Coconut (C) and Bananas (B). George has production function 5C+B=40, while Bill has production function C+3B=36. If they could not trade, George would choose to product 6C, while Bill would produce 10B. 1: Figure out George’s opportunity cost 2: Figure out Bill’s opportunity cost 3: Figure out each party’s comparative advantage 4: Determine which good each party should specialize in, and determine production

August 22, 2019 in /by

Question George and Bill are stuck together on a desert island. There are two goods, Coconut (C) and Bananas (B). George has production function 5C+B=40, while Bill has production function C+3B=36. If they could not trade, George would choose to product 6C, while Bill would produce 10B.  1: Figure out George’s opportunity cost 2: Figure […]

 

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Question A stock has had returns of 16.22 percent, 12.10 percent, 5.54 percent, 26.26 percent, and −13.24 percent over the past five years, respectively. Question A stock has had returns of 16.22 percent, 12.10 percent, 5.54 percent, 26.26 percent, and −13.24 percent over the past five years, respectively. What was the holding period return for the stock? (Do not round intermediate calculations and enter your answer as a percent rounded to 2 decimal places, e.g., 32.16.)? (Do not round intermediate calculations and enter your answer as a percent rounded to 2 decimal places, e.g., 32.16.)

August 22, 2019 in /by

Question A stock has had returns of 16.22 percent, 12.10 percent, 5.54 percent, 26.26 percent, and −13.24 percent over the past five years, respectively. What was the holding period return for the stock? (Do not round intermediate calculations and enter your answer as a percent rounded to 2 decimal places, e.g., 32.16.)   Looking for a […]

 

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Question Q) Question Q) You are able to long or short as many options as you want in Gazprom. These options are traded with strike prices every $5 from $30 to $80 per share. You wish to build a portfolio with the following payoff structure. 1) Gazprom sells for $50 per share or less = zero payoff 2) Gazprom sells for $60 per share = $20 payoff 3) Gazprom sells for $70 per share or more= $30 payoff Work out how much you need to long or short of puts and calls for each strike value. Show that your selected portfolio does indeed yield the desired payoff profile. as you want in Gazprom. These options are traded with strike prices every $5 from $30 to $80 per share. You wish to build a portfolio with the following payoff structure. 1) Gazprom sells for $50 per share or less = zero payoff 2) Gazprom sells for $60 per share = $20 payoff 3) Gazprom sells for $70 per share or more= $30 payoff Work out how much you need to long or short of puts and calls for each strike value. Show that your selected portfolio does indeed yield the desired payoff profile.

August 22, 2019 in /by

Question Q) You are able to long or short as many options as you want in Gazprom.  These options are traded with strike prices every $5 from $30 to $80 per share.  You wish to build a portfolio with the following payoff structure. 1) Gazprom sells for $50 per share or less = zero payoff 2) […]

 

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QuestionCan you help me with this problem?Suppose the demand for (blended) fuel F, can be given by the following demand function: P=200-4F Fuel retailers are indifferent between using corn derived ethanol E, and crude oil derived gasoline G, in the fuel they sell to consumers. To produce blended fuel, assume ethanol is splash blended in tanker trucks at no additional cost and there are no limits to how much ethanol can be blended into fuel. This fuel retailers are willing to supply fuel according to: F=E+G Assume that fuel retailers are the only demanders for ethanol and gasoline. Ethanol supply is given by: S=1.45+6E Gasoline supply is given by: GS=1.25+2G. For simplicity suppose fuel, ethanol, and gasoline are all denominated in the above in energy equivalent gallons of gasoline (hereafter, supply ‘gallons’). Suppose all of the gasoline that is supplied is from crude oil imported from abroad. Suppose corn growers in Iowa convince the government to subsidize ethanol by $4.50/gallon. Relative to the nosubsidy, competitive market equilibrium: a. What is the change in producer surplus to ethanol producers due to the subsidy? b. What is the change in producer surplus to gasoline producers due to the subsidy? c. What is the change in fuel demander’s consumer surplus due to the subsidy? d. What is the final bill to taxpayers for the subsidy? e. What is the change in total welfare due to the subsidy? f. Iowa corn growers argued that the subsidy would help ‘reduce our dependence on foreign oil.’ This is the same thing as saying that they believe there is an additional societal benefit for each gallon of gasoline displaced by the subsidy relative to the competitive market equilibrium, given our prior assumptions. Suppose this is the case. Is the ethanol subsidy a good way to achieve this goal? Why or why not? g. How large would the benefits from reducing oil dependency (per gallon of gasoline displaced) need to be to justify the welfare loss due to the subsidy?

August 22, 2019 in /by

Question Can you help me with this problem?Suppose the demand for (blended) fuel F, can be given by the following demand function: P=200-4F Fuel retailers are indifferent between using corn derived ethanol E, and crude oil derived gasoline G, in the fuel they sell to consumers. To produce blended fuel, assume ethanol is splash blended […]

 

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