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MATH 2131 3.00 MS2Assignment 2Total marks = 40Question 1: Let X1 , X2 , . . . , X6 be a random sample on X wherefX (x) =1/x2 , x 1,0,otherwise.(a) (5 marks). Find the pdf of X(6) .(b) (5 marks). Find the pdf of X(3) .Question 2: Let (X, Y ) have

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MATH 2131 3.00 MS2Assignment 1Total marks = 40Question 1: Let (X, Y ) have the joint probability density functionfX,Y (x, y ) =cx/y 2 , y 1 < x < y,0,otherwise.1 < y < 2,(a) (4 marks). Find c such that fX,Y (x, y ) is a joint probability density

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Price Discrimination Firm charges dierent prices to dierent consumers. Prices are tailored to extract greater surplus from consumers with greaterwillingness to pay and do not reect (only) cost dierences.Prerequisites for Price Discrimination Market

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York University - ECON2350 - V. BardisPractice Set 11. Find the aggregate demand function, X (p), if the demand of person 1 is given by x1 = 50 pand the demand of person 2 is given by x2 = 25 (1/2)p. Is any of the three demands moreelastic than the ot

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York University - ECON2350 - V. BardisAnswers to Practice Set 11.X (p) = x1 (p) + x2 (p) = (50 p) + (25 p/2) = 75 3p/2No; all three demands are equally elastic:Xp=x1 px2 p3pp=2 75 3p/250 p= (1)=pp=50 p50 p1pp=2 25 p/250 p2. (a)

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York University - ECON2350 - V. BardisPractice Set 21. Consider the economics of the following story. Tomorrow, Jerry can either work for his uncle forw dollars an hour or spend his time collecting owers from a forest nearby, which he can sell atthe m

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York University - ECON2350 - V. BardisAnswers to Practice Set 21. See notes.2. Letting b = 2 gives q = f (L) = a(L t)1/2 . Then Jerrys marginal product is1f (L) = a(L t)1/22Setting pf (L) = w gives Jerrys input demandL =ap2w2+tSubstituting L

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York University - ECON2350 - V. BardisPractice Set 31. Using the concepts of consumer and producer surplus argue that the equilibrium in a perfectlycompetitive market is ecient.2. Provide a set of assumptions that describes a perfectly competitive mar

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York University - ECON2350 - V. BardisAnswers to Practice Set 31. See notes or text.2. .AssumptionsDemand-Large number of consumers(therefore, each is a price taker)-Utility Maximizers Aggregate Demand Qd = D(p)Supply-Large Number of (identical

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York University - AS/ECON2350 - V. BardisPractice Set 41. Suppose market demand for a product is Q = 100 2p where Q denotes quantity demand at pricep. A producer can provide Q units of the good at cost C (Q) = 10Q.(a) Find the equilibrium price and qu

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YORK UNIVERSITY - AS/ECON2350 V.BARDISPRACTICE SET 51. Suppose two advertising companies have two options:Send out e-mail ads (S) or Dont send out e-mail ads (D)If only one chooses to e-mail ads to consumers, then it will make a profit of 10 and the o

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YORK UNIVERSITY - AS/ECON2350 V.BARDISANSWERS TO PRACTICE SET 51.3.Game 1: The unique N.E. is (U,R)~(0,0) since this is the only strategy combination such that neither player has an incentive todeviate (act differently) given what the other did.Game

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ECON2350 - V. BardisAnswers to Practice Set 61. See notes.2. See notes.3. a. Each person will plant the amount such that his MWTP or Marginal Benet (MB) is equal to theprice. Therefore, the market outcome is11 qa = 1 qam = 106 qb = 1 qbm = 5b. In

York University - ECON - 2350

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Game TheoryDenitions Game: A formal model of a social situation where each participant is rational and realizes that thewelfare of each person depends on the actions of the others. Participants are called players. If thesituation is such that in order

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.Multiple-Choice Section: 15 questions. Select the choice that best answers each question. Answers mustbe transferred to the scantron sheet.1. If Jerrys demand for good x is given by xJ = 15 5p, where p denotes the goods price, what isJerrys marginal

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