Answer:
30
Explanation:
Data provided in the question
Total utility consuming the 2 widgets = 240
Total utility consuming the 3 widgets = 270
So by considering the above information, the marginal utility of consuming the third widget is
= Total utility consuming the 3 widgets - Total utility consuming the 2 widgets
= 270 - 240
= 30
Basically we deduct the total utility consumes 2 widgets from the total utility consumes 3 widgets
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Answer:
Explanation:
The Solow Growth Model is a short run growth model of economic growth which shows or illustrates the changes in the level of output in an economy over time, as a result of changes in
- savings rate
- population growth rate
- rate of technological progress.
The diagram attached explains the model.
In the short run, increase in technology will increase the output per worker (looking from the microeconomic perspective) and the aggregate output (looking from the macro perspective) in the economy.
This increase in output is later stabilized in the long run.
Answer: See explanation
Explanation:
1. Inelastic demand occurs when a change in price doesn't really have an effect on the quantity of the goods demanded. Examples of products with inelastic demand are salt and prescription drugs.
2. Elasticity for demand helps in the determination of the prices of factors of production. It is also vital in knowing how price changes will affect the revenue of the firm.
3. Normal goods are the goods that when income increases, the demand for them increases as well e.g. household appliances
For inferior goods, when Income increases, their quantity demand reduces. These are common with extremely cheap products.