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3 years ago

Why might network externalities cause a new cable provider to be unsuccessful when it tries to enter the market?

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<span>One reason a new cable company may be unsuccessful when entering the market is if they charge too much for installation. Established companies are usually able to offer free installation. Another problem arises when the new cable company has a different channel lineup than other companies already in the area. Most people don't want to give up channels they are used to having, especially if one of those channels shows a current popular show.</span>

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Suppose nominal GDP in 2006 was $14460 billion. If the current year price index is 127. What was the real GDP for 2006 (in billi

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$113.86 billion

Explanation:

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3 years ago

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Answer:

$35,000

Explanation:

Given that

Insurance = $700,000

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Insurance required = Cost of building × Co insurance

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3 years ago

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C) has no effect on Carr's earnings and profits for federal income tax purposes.

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(A) 15 × p

(B) $225\times p{^2}$

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(B) direct= demand function of labor will be,

Q: f(w),

where Q is labor demand quantity and is function of wage

K=9 constant, then production function changes to,

$=30L^{0.5}$

Marginal product of labor:

$= 15L^{-0.5}$

Marginal revenue product or value of marginal product:

$=15p\times L^{- 0.5}$

This is showing what revenue a firm will generate due to hiring one additional unit of labor.

So firm will keep hiring until the revenue the additional labor is generating is equal to its hiring cost or wage.

So, putting MRP or VMP to wage:

$P\times15\times L^{-0.5}=W$

By solving,

$\frac{(225\times p^{2})}{W^{2}}=L$

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(A) Inverse demand function of labor will be,

W: f(Q)

where W is wage rate and demand function of labor demanded quantity.

As previously solved,

$P\times15 \times L^{0.5}=W$

and the multiplicative constant term is 15 × p.

$=10L^{0.5}\times k{^0.5}$

$MP=\frac{(5\times k^{0.5})}{L^{0.5}}$

$VMP=\frac{P(5\times k^{0.5})}{L^{0.5}}$

( p is market price of good that firm is producing using labor)

putting it equal to Wage)

$W=\frac{(5\times k^{0.5})}{L^{0.5}}$

and the constant term is $P\times 5\times k^{0.5}$ .

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