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    offer. In effect, this means that no single buyer or seller can influence the market price. Economics assumes that in this market there a consumers who are rational decision makers who have perfect information about the product. Therefore, The actual demand for a product depends on various variables. However, for now we will focus the price, which can be seen as the most important. It is argued that in most cases if the price of a product increases, consumers will avoid purchasing the product,…

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    What I have learned in microeconomics. It has been a great journey taking, and being part of the online economics class. It has been great learning more than one lesson in this class. The study of this class has taught me a lot both in the economics field, and also in life experiences. The economics class has made a different person than I was before taking the course. It has helped me increase my knowledge, skills and thus increasing my human capital. My economics class has…

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    Education For Everyone Education is something that everyone should be able to have. Knowledge is not something that should be for sale. Everyone should be able to have equal opportunity. This is why there should be no cost for receiving a college education. The general argument made by Carol Roth in the article “Free Community College Isn’t Free...and it’s a Bad Idea” is that saying that college will be free when it really won’t, and it will cause more problems and evidently not solve any…

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    They run solely on unwritten laws within the economy: supply and demand. Capitalistic economies are run by a market system. Governments can still affect these economies, but then they are no longer perfectly capitalistic. With these new economies, new fictitious commodities, as Polanyi describes them, were brought into…

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    would have an effect on a product. In regards to price elasticity of the microwavable food, the price elasticity of 1.19 and also the difference in the price will have an effect on demand for the product. If the price lessens then there would be gain in the demand. 4. A. The following equation is needed to plot the demand curve for the firm. QD is -5200-42P+20 (600)+5.2 (5500)+0.2 (10000)+.25 (5000)…

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    In addition, consumers were victims of price gouging as sellers were increasing the prices because they knew consumer’s demands were at an all time high. Many vehicles were despondent due to being placed underwater or out of gas due to the floods. Furthermore, gasoline was so scarce that city buses were not even running due to the gas scarcity. Many individuals relied on…

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    still a huge component of the market system. In today’s economy, all businesses and entrepreneurs are absorbed in self-interest. Anyone who owns their own business wants what is best for their own cause and will take any measure in order to have more demand and buyers. Self-interest is what promotes competition which keeps the market system alive and keeps from market failure and inflation. If Adam Smith hadn’t introduced his theories at the time he did, economics wouldn’t be the same. For…

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    Demand is the quantity buyers are willing and able to buy at a given price within a specified period of time. Supply on the other hand is the quantity sellers are willing and able to sell at a given price. Both the demand and supply can be used to set prices of a commodity in a market with the aid of the market forces. The demand curve tends to fall from left to right while the supply curve tends to rise from left…

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    impose it on seller rather than the buyers (huge amount of buyer thus too hard to collect from every single of them). Question 02 a) The price elasticity of demand is a units-free measure of the elasticity of the quantity demanded of a good to a change in its price when ceteris paribus Price elasticity of demand = % change in quantity…

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    In the media recently, there has been an increased effort by many state and local governments to try to improve the health of the constituents. One way that is popular among lawmakers is to put a tax on high sugar beverages. Cities like Berkeley, California believe that the consumption of sugary beverages is one of the leading contributors to the health issues that they are seeing in their community. Placing a tax on sugary beverages does reduce a negative externality; however, it fails to…

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