Explain why it is important for an economic modelto be an abstraction from the real world.

Q: Suppose, as an economist, you are asked to analyze an issue unlike anything you have ever done…

A: A theoretical idea that represents the economic process using a set of variables is referred to as…

Q: The basic difference between macroeconomics and microeconomics is that?  a. macroeconomics is…

A: Economics is the study of how the economy uses its limited resources. Thus, economics is the branch…

Q: Identify each of the following topics as being part of microeconomics or macroeconomics: a. the…

A: Microeconomics studies the individual behavior of the people in the economy, and macroeconomics…

Q: Explain the difference between Microeconomics and Macroeconomics. Justify your answer by giving…

A: Economics is a discipline that analyses the behavior of different economic entities like households,…

Q: Macroeconomics is about all the following except

A: Economics is the study of scarcity and unlimited wants. Scarcity means that resources are unlimited…

Q: How is trust the building foundation of the circular flow model/economic model? 3.

A: Circular flow of economic model represents the economic arrangement in which there are two major…

Q: How does microeconomics relate to macroeconomics?

A: Economics is the study of allocation  of limited resources. It has two…

Q: Which of the following is not correct about most economic models? A) They are composed of equations…

A: An economic model is a simplistic representation of an economic phenomenon. It is a theoretical…

Q: What is “upward and downward causation” in institutional economics?

A: The term institutional economics was announced by Walton Hamilton at a meeting of the American…

Q: Q) What are some economic opportunities and challenges for an ageing population? Can you show this…

A: A continuous increase in the median age of the population due to increasing life expectancy and…

Q: What is institutional economics?

A: Institutional economics underlines a more extensive investigation of institution and perspectives…

Q: explain how intertemporal choice  is elaborated in economics?

A: Intertemporal Choice: The intertemporal choice is an economic model that explains present decision…

Q: In 1989 the Chrysler Corporation released figures showing that its employee health care costs were…

A: Competitive-advantage is the ability of a country/company/firm to out-perform its competitors and it…

Q: "Vernon Smith started a series of experiments to see whether basic predictions of the standard…

A: The study of the influence of psychological, cognitive, emotional, cultural, and social factors on…

Q: Discuss the Pretence-of-Knowledge problem in economics and to what extent its neglect may cause harm…

A: Friedrich A. Hayek, an Austrian-British economist, expressed concern that viewing economics as a…

Q: What is the need for integrating both the main branches of economics i.e Micro economics and macro…

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Q: This is a Microeconomics problem. Describe the Stackelberg model and explain how the first mover in…

A: Economics is the study of efficient allocation of the scarce resources in the economy. There are…

Q: Question 2. Are microeconomics and macroeconomics interdependent?

A: Microeconomics studies the individual behaviour as a single unit where as macroeconomic studies the…

Q: The beauty of an economic model comes from its ability to represent a complex reality without any…

A: Economics is defined as the subject which deals with the optimal utilization of the scare resources…

Q: Differentiate Microeconomics from Macroeconomics

A: There are two main branches of economics: Microeconomics and Macroeconomics. Microeconomics is the…

Q: Discuss how does Managerial Economics differ from Economics?

A: Managerial economics differs from economies because it is the part of economics which requires…

Q: An example of a topic outside the scope of macroeconomics is

A: Macroeconomics is the study of economic issues related with aggregate level. Such as unemployment…

Q: nent and disagreement among economists Suppose that Tim, an economist from a business school in…

A: The branch of economics that studies the decision-making behavior of institutions and individuals as…

Q: Name and explain at least five macroeconomics objectives

A: Macroeconomics is the study of whole or aggregate things. For example, Macroeconomics studies the…

Q: How does Homo Economicus influence economic models? Describe an argument against using Homo…

A: In simple terms Homo Economicus refers to the assumption that "human beings are rational" . Most…

Q: definitions of economics

A: The economics records the transactions of buying and selling of goods, it is a branch of social…

Q: What are the four main elements of macroeconomics

A: Macroeconomics is the broader study in the field of economics which mainly deals with issues and the…

Q: Explain how construct economic model?

A: The field of economics studies how resources are allocated in a manner that most of the human needs…

Q: Econometric models are generally rigid and explains specific phenomenon that may be ineffective or…

A: Econometrics is used to explain economic phenomena using inferences from statistics, economic…

Q: Explain the difference(s) between an economic and an econometric model.

A: Economics studies how products and services are produced, distributed, and consumed. It investigates…

Q: difference between macroeconomics and microeconomics.

A: Economics is a discipline, a branch of social science which involves the concept of money, banking,…

Q: Define economics, and explain why scarcity is central toeconomic decision making.

A: Economics is the study of how human beings choose alternatives under situations of scarcity. Such…

Q: Why is it important for a good economic model tomake clear assumptions?

A: An economic model is a simplified and systematic framework that is used to establish the complex…

Q: Compare and contrast Macroeconomics and Microeconomics. Give specific details and examples.

A: Microeconomics  Microeconomics deals with the study of economy at an individual level…

Q: Which of the following is the discipline that studies the use of statistical tools to estimate…

A: According to the given questionIn simple words we can say that the statistical tools are those tools…

Q: In relation to social research, what does the term "philosophical framework" mean?

A: Philosophy raises issues of knowing. As a result, economic philosophy raises concerns regarding the…

Q: How will you explain the formal definition of econometric?

A: Definition: Econometrics is the utilization of factual techniques utilizing quantitative information…

Q: Suppose, as an economist, you are ask to analyze an issue unlike anything you have ever done before.…

A: Economists look at how society uses limited resources like land, labor, raw materials, and equipment…

Q: Why is economics is deeply rooted in the concept of scarcity?

A: Professor Lionel Robinson is a person who give importance to scarcity in economics.

Q: Describe how Microeconomics evolved since 1930.

A: Microeconomics is the study of individual behavior regarding the allocation of resources in the…

Q: In a most recent newspaper, identify three (3) economic issues and classify them as relating to…

A: 1 Poverty- Macro level problem In the recent news, Philippines is facing a high level of poverty.…

Q: What is the difference between static and dynamic analysis in economics? When is each appropriate?

A: An economic analysis is a method used by specialists to determine how significant economic elements…

Q: a the impact of a change in consumer income on the purchase of luxury automobiles

A: The economics branch which deals with the behavior of individuals and firms and their decision…

Q: Define Three Major Uses of Econometrics?

A: Econometrics is the application of the statistical methods to economic data which helps the observer…