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What books would you recommend for this topic?? I haven't found bibliography with examples and exercises could you please help me with any suggestion to review this topic???
Please refer to the textbooks I cited on the syllabus I shared on my website. Jehle and Reny is a great textbook on this account. Slightly more advanced version is the famous book by Mas Colell, Whinston & Green.
please give me hint for the following question please? A competitive economy with private ownership consists of 100 workers and 100 capitalists, and three goods: labour, robots, and pie. Each capitalist owns one robot and a firm that produces pie according to the production function C=min(R,L), where R is the number of robots and L the number of employed people. Both workers and capitalists can work (own an endowment that includes labour), but workers own nothing else but their labour. All workers and capitalists derive utility only from the pie they consume. Nobody has an initial endowment of pie. Determine equilibrium prices and quantities.
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Im a second year economics undergrad at the university of Manchester and this lecture has been of great assistance in my microeconomics 4 class. Thanks.
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What books would you recommend for this topic?? I haven't found bibliography with examples and exercises could you please help me with any suggestion to review this topic???
Please refer to the textbooks I cited on the syllabus I shared on my website. Jehle and Reny is a great textbook on this account. Slightly more advanced version is the famous book by Mas Colell, Whinston & Green.
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please give me hint for the following question please?
A competitive economy with private ownership consists of 100 workers and 100 capitalists, and three goods: labour, robots, and pie. Each capitalist owns one robot and a firm that produces pie according to the production function C=min(R,L), where R is the number of robots and L the number of employed people. Both workers and capitalists can work (own an endowment that includes labour), but workers own nothing else but their labour. All workers and capitalists derive utility only from the pie they consume. Nobody has an initial endowment of pie.
Determine equilibrium prices and quantities.
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