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Test Micro #4 Lecture Notes 4/16 Elasticity-unit measure of sensitivity Ice cream @ Dairy Queen with 10 degree increase raise price Income elasticity Airlines-high income elasticity people will travel less with less income Cross-price elasticity substitutes, compliments Q2 Q1 X _P1 P2_ P2 P1 Q2 Q1 Changes: (slope) (location) *Allocative Efficiency- is the market condition whereby resources are allocated in a way that maximizes the net benefit attained through their use. It refers to a situation in which the limited resources of a country are allocated in accordance with the wishes of consumers. An allocatively efficient economy produces an "optimal mix" of commodities. A firm is allocatively efficient when its price is equal to its marginal costs (that is, P = MC) in a perfect market. Opportunity cost of us making the productsupply curve Equilibrium-marginal social benefit (graph) What does it mean to monopolize vs. have a monopoly? 2 Part Tariff form of price discrimination More consumed--lower cost of production Ologolopy (graph) 10 firms at 10%, 2 firms at 70%, 30% 102 =100 x 10 =1000, 702 = 4900 + 302 = =900 5800 Decreasing diseconomies of scale: decreasing marginal returns (graph) Ex. factory in St.Peter, already hired everyone who want to work here, now losing money. Will have to hire people form other towns and pay them more for commuting here for work. 4/21 Ch.14 Market for Resources Derived demand for inputs -we don't have labor b/c we like it or consume it, but b/c it can generate revenue Marginal M PC Revenue Marginal Product (physical labor) Product Marginal Revenue (product market) -- (MRP) (graph) MPR = MPD x MR All downward sloping Normal assumption: input markets (fairly competitive), dozens of people can perform the same labor (graph) Change in QD Ex. MN Twins bb-have to have 25 players, trade 1 big player for 4 small ones, other big player (too expensive), how to earn revenue, a good player will generate revenue by themselves Is there a market where this isn't true? janitors-make school look nice to prospective student; professors-don't get paid based on enrollment size of classes How much will the firm cut back if D shifts to the right (changes?) Look at tables on pg. 363 and 364
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