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Answer: Tamang Subclans Tamang are an indigenous ethnic group of Nepal that is further divided into subclans. The main subclans are the Tamang-Kirant, Tamang-Baram, Tamang-Gurung, Tamang-Magar, and Tamang-Dolpo. Each subclan has its own distinct culture, language, and customs. Tamang-Kirant Tamang-Kirant

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Question 1 Assume that people want to boycott foreign products (Good X) due to some local sentiment. Due to this reason, people’s preference shifts to domestic products (Good Y). Ceteris paribus, answer the following according to this scenario. a. Illustrate and explain the demand and supply of Good X by showing the impact; before and after the boycott in one graph. (5 Marks) b. Illustrate and explain the demand and supply of Good Y by showing the impact; before and after the boycott in one graph. (5 Marks) Question 2 Based on question 1, after the long term boycott, what will happen to the elasticity of demand of Good X? Illustrate your answer in one graph.

Answer: Impact of Boycotting Foreign Products on Demand and Supply The boycott of foreign products (Good X) can have a significant impact on the demand and supply of both goods X and Y. In this scenario, the boycott results in

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When demand increases, A) consumers are willing to buy more at any price. B) consumers buy more of the good only if its price falls. C) the price is lower at any level of quantity demanded. D) consumers buy more of the good only if its price rises. E) the demand curve shifts leftward.

Answer: When Demand Increases When demand increases, the price of a good does not necessarily fall. Rather, the quantity demanded of the good increases at each price point as consumers are willing to buy more. This is represented by a

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25. Perfect substitutes a, always have indifference curves with slopes of -1. b. always have indifference curves with slopes of 1. () have fixed rates of trading off one good for another. d. have horizontal indifference curves.

Answer: Perfect Substitutes Perfect substitutes are goods that are so similar that they can be used interchangeably without any preference. Perfect substitutes always have indifference curves with slopes of -1, meaning that for every increase in the amount of one

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A ________ curve means that ________. horizontal demand; a change in price does not change total revenue horizontal demand; the elasticity of demand is less than 1 horizontal supply; the elasticity of supply is infinite horizontal supply; the elasticity of demand is infinite vertical demand; a change in price does not change total revenue

Answer: What is a Horizontal Demand Curve? A horizontal demand curve is a graphical representation of demand for a good or service in which a change in price does not affect the total revenue. This is because the quantity demanded

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20. If oil executives read in the newspaper that massive new oil supplies have been discovered under the Pacific Ocean but will likely only be useful in 10 years, what is likely to happen to the supply of oil today? a.) The supply of oil will rise today. b.The supply of oil will fall today. c. There will be no change in the supply of oil. d. The quantity of oil that will be supplied today will fall.

Answer: Oil Supply’s Impact from News of Future Oil Discoveries When news of future oil discoveries is revealed, the current supply of oil is not immediately impacted. This is because the new oil supplies are not yet available and thus

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Suppose the price of a DVD rose from $15 to $17 and the quantity demanded decreased from 1,000 per month to 900 per month. Using the midpoint formula, the ________ percent change in price lead to a ________ percent change in the quantity demanded. A) 13.3; 10.0 B) 8.0; 9.5 C) 12.5; 10.5 D) 11.8; 11.1 E) None of the above answers is correct.

Answer: Answer: D) 11.8; 11.1 The midpoint formula is used to calculate the percent change of two variables. In this case, the two variables are the price of the DVD and the quantity demanded. The midpoint formula is calculated by

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The ʺlaw of demandʺ refers to the fact that, other things remaining the same, when the price of a good rises, A) the demand curve shifts rightward. B) the demand curve shifts leftward. C) there is a movement down along the demand curve to a larger quantity demanded. D) there is a movement up along the demand curve to a smaller quantity demanded. E) the demand curve shifts rightward and there is a movement up along the demand curve to a smaller quantity demanded.

Answer: Law of Demand The law of demand states that when the price of a good rises, there is a movement up along the demand curve to a smaller quantity demanded. This means that consumers will demand less of a

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Suppose the money demand function is given by Md/P = 640 + 0.1Y – 5000 (r + πe). Suppose the central bank changes the nominal money supply depending on income and inflation: Ms = 1000 + 0.1Y – 4000π. If expected inflation equals actual inflation = 0.03, Y = 1000, and r = 0.02, calculate the price level.

Answer: Calculating the Price Level The price level is the amount of money that must be paid in order to purchase a given amount of goods and services. In this question, we are asked to calculate the price level when

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During the Middle Ages; the African city of Taghaza quarried salt in 200-pound blocks. to be sent o the salt market in Timbuktu, in present-day Mali. Travelers report that Taghazans used salt instead of wood to construct buildings. Compared with other towns without big saltmines, -demand for wood in Taghaza is. a. More elastic (b.) More inelastic c. Unit elastic d. None of the above

Answer: The Demand for Wood in Taghaza During the Middle Ages The African city of Taghaza is known for its salt mines during the Middle Ages. The salt was quarried in 200-pound blocks and then sent to the salt market

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Assume that people want to boycott foreign products (Good X) due to some local sentiment. Due to this reason, people’s preference shifts to domestic products (Good Y). Ceteris paribus, answer the following according to this scenario. a. Illustrate and explain the demand and supply of Good X by showing the impact; before and after the boycott in one graph. b. Illustrate and explain the demand and supply of Good Y by showing the impact; before and after the boycott in one graph.

Summary: This answer provides a detailed explanation of the effect of boycotting foreign products (Good X) on the demand and supply of both Good X and Good Y (domestic product). The answer contains two graphs illustrating the before (without boycott)

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Monetary Authority We are going to assume that the central bank sets the money supply according to M_t=M ̅+v_t where M ̄ is the expected component of monetary policy and vt is a zero-mean i.i.d. monetary policy shock. What is the calibration value for M ̄?

Answer: Calibration Value for Monetary Authority The monetary authority is responsible for setting the money supply according to the equation M_t=M ̅+v_t, where M ̄ is the expected component of monetary policy and vt is a zero-mean i.i.d. monetary policy

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To close the model, we need an expression for aggregate output Yt. If all firms were charging the same price, and technology exhibited constant returns to scale, aggregate output would simply be Y_t=N_t≡Y_t^*. Make a conjecture that, in our case, aggregate output is Y_t=ΓY_t^* where Γ is assumed to be a fixed coefficient for simplicity. What is a reasonable exact value for Γ? Justify your answer in a few sentences.

Answer The exact value of Γ is determined by the price differences between firms, the varying returns to scale of technology, and the amount of labor employed. We can conjecture that Γ will be less than 1, as the higher

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Zena Auto India Limited is a car manufacturer & marketer. Its Aster is a premium car priced at Rs. 18 lac. It has been in the market for the past 5 years and holds 40% market share in the category. The target audience is consumers 35-50 years. The ad budget of the company is Rs. 2 crore for the period Nov 8, 2023 to Nov 15, 2023. Based on the figures of the week ended Nov 7, 2023 for TV & Radio, and assuming similar scenario in the week Nov 8-15, 2023, the agency expects the following reach for the co.: Through Television Channel Genre Day Time from Time to Spot Rate (per 10s) TVRP * Frequency Reach for Aster (%) MTV Hindi Film Songs Sun 1200 1230 5000 .17 1 3 Ten Sports Sports Program Mon 2200 2300 20000 .19 2 10 Discovery Environmental/Wild Life/Animal Wed 2000 2100 1600 .15 1 5 National Geographic Science/ Education Fri 2300 2330 1000 .17 1 6 NDTV Current Topic Discussion Thu 2100 2200 200000 .75 1 7 Star Plus Soap Wed 2030 2100 300000 .88 3 11 Star Gold Hindi Movie (Cheeni Kum) Tue 1600 1930 50000 .30 2 2 Star Movies Hollywood Movie (Ocean Eleven) Thu 1330 1530 1000 .12 3 2 HBO Hollywood Movie – The Mask of Zorro Sun 1500 1700 1200 .16 2 1 V Pop Music Sat 1800 1830 700 .11 1 1 Zoom Fashion Show Sat 1900 2000 1400 .19 2 2 Starworld English Comedy Serial Fri 2230 2300 700 .10 1 2 Zee Cinema Old Hindi Movie – Sholay Mon 2100 0030 10000 .20 1 5 Sony Comedy Show Sun 1700 1800 15000 .09 3 2 ESPN ODI Cricket Match Highlights Wed 2200 2300 20000 .18 2 4 AXN Action/ Thriller Sat 1800 1830 2000 .11 1 0.5 *TVRP=TVHH tuned in/ Total TVHH in the country (200 mn) Through Radio Channel Program Profile Time Slot Day AQH persons** (mn) AQH Rating*** (%) Rate per 10 s (Rs) Frequency Reach for Aster (%) Radio Mirchi Delhi New Hindi songs 8 – 9 AM Mon .5 ? 1500 1 4 Radio City Mumbai Pop Music 9 – 10 PM Wed .25 ? 1200 2 1 Big FM Bangalore Prog on social issues 7 – 8 PM Thu .20 ? 500 3 1.5 Red FM Kolkata News/ songs 7:30–8:30AM Thu .75 ? 350 2 2.5 **AQH [Average quarter-hour audience or AQH persons]: The average number of people listening to a specific station for at least 5 minutes during a 15-minute period of any daypart. ***AQH rating = AQH persons x 100 Population Pop for Radio Mirchi Delhi is 20 mn; Pop for Radio City Mumbai is 22 mn; Pop for Big FM Bangalore is 10 mn; Pop for Red FM Kolkata is 20 mn Print ad rate information Times of India-Main (Mumbai Edition) Front page – Rs. 9000/ sq. cm Inner page – Rs. 5000/ sq. cm Page 3 – Rs. 6500/ sq. cm Bombay Times Front page – Rs. 4800/ sq. cm Inner page – Rs. 3000/ sq. cm Page 3 – Rs 3500/ sq.cm Aster’s print ad size is 600 square cm. The circulation of the TOI is approx. 8 lakh copies. Develop a media plan for Aster using the budgeted amount. Your plan should include (1) Allocation on different media classes (TV, radio, print) (2) Allocation on each media vehicle within a class. (3) What is the number of TVHH tuned in for ‘Mask of Zorro’ on HBO? (4) What is the share of audience for the ESPN ODI Cricket Highlights from 10 PM to 11 PM when households using TV (HUT) during those hours is 25 percent of total TVHH? (5) Calculate the target rating point for each TV channel. Which one is the most cost-effective from Aster’s perspective? (6) Calculate the AQH rating for each radio station. (7) Calculate the total gross rating point of the radio ad schedule. (8) Calculate the target rating point for each radio station. (9) What are your criteria for page, frequency and day of the week for ad placements in the TOI? (9) What is the cost-per-thousand in case of a 600 sq-cm ad on the front page of the Times of India?

Developing a Media Plan for Aster Zena Auto India Limited is a car manufacturer and marketer of the premium car Aster, which is priced at Rs. 18 lac. The company has a budget of Rs. 2 crore for its Nov

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Assume that people want to boycott foreign products (Good X) due to some local sentiment. Due to this reason, people’s preference shifts to domestic products (Good Y). Ceteris paribus, answer the following according to this scenario. a. Illustrate and explain the demand and supply of Good X by showing the impact; before and after the boycott in one graph. (5 Marks) b. Illustrate and explain the demand and supply of Good Y by showing the impact; before and after the boycott in one graph. (5 Marks) Question 2 Based on question 1, after the long term boycott, what will happen to the elasticity of demand of Good X? Illustrate your answer in one graph. (5 Marks) Question 3 If you are given a choice (regardless of law and ethics), besides perfect competition, which imperfect market structure that you prefer? Explain your reason.

Answer: Impact of a Boycott on the Supply and Demand of Goods X and Y The following answer will discuss the impact of a boycott on the supply and demand of two goods, X and Y. Specifically, it will demonstrate

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What was the root cause of hyperinflation in Zimbabwe? A. The central bank abandoned the Zimbabwean dollar. B. The government confiscated private farms from white landowifers C.Zimbabwe adopted the IMF’s Economic Structural Adjustment Programme. D.There was an increase in the money supply in excess of the growth rate of real GDP.

Answer: Root Cause of Hyperinflation in Zimbabwe The root cause of hyperinflation in Zimbabwe was an increase in the money supply in excess of the growth rate of real GDP. This was due to a combination of factors, such as

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What is Inflation? Inflation is an economic phenomenon that occurs when the prices of certain goods and services rise over time. This is usually caused by an increase in the money supply, or when demand for goods and services outstrips

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0. To reduce structurally unemployment one could a. improve vocational training too better match job requirements b. lower or eliminate the minimum wage c. reduce the duration of unemployment compensation from 6 to 4 months d. all of the above

Answer: Reducing Structural Unemployment Structural unemployment is a form of unemployment caused by a mismatch between the skills that workers have and the jobs that employers need. Structural unemployment can be reduced by improving vocational training to better match job

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ig business pays what fraction of governederal tax revenue is about what percent of GDP? a. 12% b. 15% c. 18% d. 21% 11. Our Social Security system is based on a financing scheme, which means . a. pay-as-you go, people born in the past get a better deal from the program b. pay-as-you go, every generation gets benefits based on the taxes they paid c. fully-funded, people born in the past get a better deal from the program d. fully-funded, every generation gets benefits based on the taxes they paid 12. Firms are responsible for paying a portion of the payroll tax that finances Social Security benefits. This causes the demand for labor to shift and market wages to . a. right, increase b. right decrease c. left, increase d. left, decreasement tax revenue through the corporate profit tax? a. 10% b. 20% c. 30% d. 40%

Answer: Fraction of Governmental Tax Revenue from Corporate Profit Tax The fraction of governmental tax revenue that comes from corporate profit tax is typically 10%. This is because the corporate profit tax is a tax on the profits of corporations

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