Your assignment is to provide a final report for Ruby Red Movie Theater in which you address the concerns that have been outlined in the previous six units of this class, indicating any outsourcing or vertical integration options Ruby Red Movie Theater may be able to implement.Be specific regarding the analysis you performed in each area of study. Your recommendations for improvements for the theater […]

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3 pagesBonds are a common long-term debt instrument. They are interesting because they are issued with a stated interest rate. Unlike the market interest rates, a bond’s stated interest rate will never change. The stated interest rate is what will be paid to the investor over the bond’s life. This means that the only way to manipulate the total amount earned or paid from bonds […]

You are continuing to serve as a private economic consultant for Ruby Red Movie Theater in town. The theater is starting to work on its marketing plan to draw more customers into the theater. Manager Tracy has provided you with the necessary information concerning various characteristics of the theaters market.Complete the Unit VI Assignment Worksheet. This worksheet contains information and a series of questions concerning […]

Microeconomics: Keynesianism(Fiscal policy) and Classical Economists(Monetary ploicy)A. Keynesianism (fiscal policy)1. Identify what Keynes thought caused the Great Depression of the 1930s.2. Identify the most important cause according to Keynes and indicate what government policy he thought could be implemented to get the economy working again.3. What Keynesian government policy (policies) was (were) implemented to combat the Great Recession of 2007-2009? What Keynesian policy (policies) was […]

Consider the following incomplete information game between Firm 1 (potential entrant) and Firm 2 (incumbent). Firm 1 has undertaken an R&D project for developing a new product. The outcome of the project is uncertain and private information of Firm 1. The new product is good with probability p and bad with probability 1-p. After learning the quality of the product, Firm 1 decides whether or […]

Consider the setting of the exchange economy is as follows: There are only two goods. There are only two individuals (economic agents). No production: only exchange between these two people is possible; goods are consumed. The first agent has the utility function u(q1, q2) The second agent has the utility function v(z1, z2) The total endowments of these goods are 1 and 2.Assume that utility […]

1.Discrete Random Variables.Suppose that we are interested in the number of cups of coffee drank by a (randomly selected) student at UCLA. This quantity can be represented as a random variableYwith probability mass function:ifa_ {0,1,2}ifa= 3ifa= 4,ifa= 5___0 otherwisewherecis an unknown constant.(a)Explain why the number of cups of coffee drank in a day by a randomly selected student at UCLA is a random variable.(b)What is […]

Module AssignmentFor this assignment you will have to solve some problems related to supply, demand and market prices:1. The price of food increased during the past year:a. Explain why the law of demand applies to food just as it does to all other goods and services.b. Explain how the substitution effect influences food purchases and provide some examples of substitutions that people might make when […]

1.Discrete Random Variables.Suppose that we are interested in the number of cups of coffee drank by a (randomly selected) student at UCLA. This quantity can be represented as a random variableYwith probability mass function:ifa_ {0,1,2}ifa= 3ifa= 4,ifa= 5___0 otherwisewherecis an unknown constant.(a)Explain why the number of cups of coffee drank in a day by a randomly selected student at UCLA is a random variable.(b)What is […]