The general form of the production function used in Chapter 10 is
A) Y = A + F(K, N).
B) Y = A - F(K, N).
C) Y = AF(K, N).
D) Y = A/F(K, N).
C
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A) autonomous spending that results from a change in equilibrium expenditure. B) equilibrium expenditure from a change in induced consumption. C) consumption expenditure for a given change in disposable income. D) equilibrium expenditure that results from a change in autonomous expenditure. E) the price level that results from a change in real GDP.
All used cars are lemons or peaches. Owners know whether or not their car is a lemon, but buyers do not; that is, the quality of a car is private information. There are many more buyers than sellers
Buyers value a peach at $4,000 and a lemon at $200; owners value a peach at $3,000 and a lemon at $100 . Owners can have their cars inspected for $100 . If they do have their car inspected, they will receive a certificate that shows whether the car is a lemon or a peach. Show that owners of peaches will have their cars inspected and will sell those cars for $4,000 . Show also that the owners of lemons will not obtain a certificate and will sell their cars for $200 .