'Inverse demand' diaporamas de présentation

External Costs of Poor Health

External Costs of Poor Health. ECON40565 Fall 2007. Introduction. Much of morbidity and mortality is caused by behavior 50% of all deaths (tobacco, alcohol, driving, etc) Sometimes these behaviors only impact the individual making the decision Other times, the behavior can impact others

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External Costs of Poor Health

External Costs of Poor Health. ECON40565 Fall 2007. Introduction. Much of morbidity and mortality is caused by behavior 50% of all deaths (tobacco, alcohol, driving, etc) Sometimes these behaviors only impact the individual making the decision Other times, the behavior can impact others

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External Costs of Poor Health

External Costs of Poor Health. ECON40565 Fall 2007. Introduction. Much of morbidity and mortality is caused by behavior 50% of all deaths (tobacco, alcohol, driving, etc) Sometimes these behaviors only impact the individual making the decision Other times, the behavior can impact others

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Price Elasticity of Demand

Price Elasticity of Demand. Overheads. A Little Photo Retrospective. Malcolm X. Paul McCartney. Sidney Poitier. Howard Cossel. Bill Cosby. Joe Frazier. Joe Lewis. Jackson 5. Nelson Mandela. How much would your roommate pay to watch a live fight?. How does Showtime decide how

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Price Elasticity of Demand

Price Elasticity of Demand. Overheads. A Little Photo Retrospective. Malcolm X. Paul McCartney. Sidney Poitier. Howard Cossel. Bill Cosby. Joe Frazier. Joe Lewis. Jackson 5. Nelson Mandela. How much would your roommate pay to watch a live fight?. How does Showtime decide how

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Econ 3550 Introduction

Econ 3550 Introduction. the science of economics?. Like all social sciences, economics is the study of human behavior . Economists are interested in understanding and predicting the choices humans make . We do not have unlimited resources but instead face scarcity .

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Outline

Outline. Optimal Decisions using Marginal Analysis. Locating a shopping mall A model of the firm Profit maximization Marginal analysis Sensitivity analysis. Locating a shopping mall in a coastal area. Villages are located East to West along the coast (Ocean to the North)

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Managerial Economics & Business Strategy

Managerial Economics & Business Strategy. Chapter 9 Basic Oligopoly Models. Overview. I. Conditions for Oligopoly? II. Role of Strategic Interdependence III. Profit Maximization in Four Oligopoly Settings Sweezy (Kinked-Demand) Model Cournot Model Stackelberg Model Bertrand Model

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Equilibrium

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Amateurism and College Sports

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ECON 100 Tutorial: Week 8

ECON 100 Tutorial: Week 8. www.lancaster.ac.uk/postgrad/murphys4/ s.murphy5@lancaster.ac.uk office: LUMS C85. Question 1. Match each of the three types of price discrimination to the following definitions:

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Linear Regression

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Intermediate Microeconomics

Intermediate Microeconomics. Monopoly. Pure Monopoly. A Monopolized market has only a single seller. Examples? XM radio? Microsoft? Walmart in a small town?. Monopolies. So what causes monopolies? Legal Constraints: e.g patents for new drugs Ownership of a fixed resource

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Max Nielsen Institute of Food and Resource Economics, University of Copenhagen

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Noncooperative Market Games in Normal Form Cournot model of quantity competition Stackelberg model of quantity competiti

Noncooperative Market Games in Normal Form Cournot model of quantity competition Stackelberg model of quantity competition Bertrand model of price competition . Quantity Competition between Two Firms Competition using quantity named after Cournot Cournot equilibrium lies between monopoly

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Monopoly in Math Terms

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Information Technology

Information Technology . Phones, Faxes, e-mail, etc. all have the following property: Network externalities: The more people using it the more benefit it is to each user.

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