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ECONOMICS 110/111ECONOMICS 110/111

ECONOMICS 110/111

Suppose the inverse demand and supply curves are given by (where Qs and Qd are quantities P is price): Demand: P = 35 – (1/3) Qd Supply: P = 5 + (2/3) Qs

ECONOMICS 110/111

  1. (a)  Calculate the equilibrium price and quantity in this market. Graph the demand and supply curves and illustrate your equilibrium point.

ECONOMICS 110/111

  1. (b)  Calculate both the elasticities of demand and supply at the equilibrium point. How would a small increase in the number of firms supplying this market affect total consumer spending on the good? Explain

ECONOMICS 110/111

  1. (c)  Suppose the government institutes a price floor equal to $28. What is the quantity actually traded on the market? Is there an excess supply of created by this policy? Calculate and illustrate your answers.

ECONOMICS 110/111

  1. (d)  Does the policy cause deadweight loss in the market? If so, calculate the deadweight loss and illustrate it in your diagram.

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  1. (e)  Suppose that instead of the price floor the government chooses to levy a $9/unit tax on sales of this good. What is the quantity sold in the market? What price do consumers pay? producers receive? Calculate the burden of the tax for consumers and producers on a per unit basis.

Suppose the inverse demand and supply curves are given by (where Qs and Qd are quantities P is price):Demand: P = 35 – (1/3) Qd Supply: P = 5 + (2/3) QsECONOMICS 110/111(a) Calculate the…

 

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“”The initial proceeds per bond, the size of the issue, the initial maturity of the bond, and the years remaining to maturity are shown in the following table for a number of bonds. In each case, the firm is in the 40 percent tax bracket, and the bond has a $1,000 par value.Bond Proceeds per Bond Size ofIssue Initial Maturity of Bond Years Remaining to MaturityA $ 985 10,000 bonds 20 years 15 yearsB 1,025 20,000 25 16C 1,000 22,500 12 9D 960 5,000 25 15E 1,035 10,000 30 16a. Indicate whether each bond was sold at a discount, at a premium, or at its par value.b. Determine the total discount or premium for each issue.c. Determine the annual amount of discount or premium amortized for each bond.d. Calculate the unamortized discount or premium for each bond.e. Determine the after-tax cash flow from the unamortized discount associated with the retirement now of each of these bonds, using the values developed in part (d).

 

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Pit Inc. offers a restricted stock award plan to its vice presidents. On January 1, 2013, the corporation granted 10 million of its $10 par common shares, subject to forfeiture if employment is terminated within two years. The common shares have a market value of $15 per share on the date the award is granted.

Required:

1. Assume that no shares are forfeited. Determine the total compensation cost pertaining to the restricted shares.

2. Prepare the appropriate journal entries related to the restricted stock through December 31, 2014. 

1) $150,000,000 2)Compensation expensePaid-in capital—restricted stockPaid-in capital—restricted stock Common stockPaid-in capital—excess of par (remainder) Dr$75,000,000 Cr$75,000,000…

 

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Week 4 Assignment: Getting Started Coding with Python

Instructions:

You will assignment in Python 3.x. Make sure you have downloaded the software and it is installed correctly. You will download it from this site: https:// will code the following and submit it in one file. Use the information in the Lessons area for this week to assist you. Save it as a python file (.py), and upload it into the Assignments area for the Week 4 Assignment.

2.  Problem 1: Find the amount of pay given, hours worked, and hourly rate. (The formula to calculate payroll is pay = hourly rate * hours worked.) Use these values to test the calculation: Problem 1A (hours = 30 and rate = 8.52) and Problem 1B (hours = 53 and rate = 11.54). Display hourly rate, hours worked, and pay. Use the print command and make basic mathematical calculations.

3.  Problem 2: Calculate the average miles per gallon obtained on a trip. Input the amount of gas used and the number of miles driven. (The formula to calculate miles per gallon is miles per gallon = number of miles driven / amount of gas used. ) Use these values to test the calculation: Problem 2 (number of miles driven = 298) and (amount of gas used = 12.17). Use the print command and make basic mathematical calculations.

 

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