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4 Solved Problems for the Circular Flow Diagram - Assignment | ECON 2105, Assignments of Economics

Material Type: Assignment; Professor: King; Class: Econ in a Global Society; Subject: ECON Economics; University: Georgia Southern University; Term: Unknown 2000;

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Dr. Amanda S. King
ECON 2105
Answer Key for Practice Problems for Circular Flow Diagram and PPF
1. revenue ($2000) spending ($2000)
a)
catering services catering services
This process starts at spending and goods & services
b) revenues ($30,000) spending ($30,000)
200 jackets 200 jackets
I would start this process at revenues and the product side, although it would
be ok to start with spending and goods & services. Since the scenario states that
NorthFace sells the jackets to the US Olympic team it seems more reasonable to start on
the left side of the top section of the circular flow diagram.
c)
(Jenny) (Jenny as worker)
Inputs in prodn land, labor,K
Wages, rent, profits ($30,000) income ($30,000)
You could start this process either at Jenny supplying labor and receiving income
or at GSU getting an input into production and paying wages in return.
Market for
Goods &
Services
Market for
factors of
production
Market for
Goods &
Services
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Dr. Amanda S. King ECON 2105 Answer Key for Practice Problems for Circular Flow Diagram and PPF

  1. revenue ($2000) spending ($2000) a) catering services catering services This process starts at spending and goods & services b) revenues ($30,000) spending ($30,000) 200 jackets 200 jackets I would start this process at revenues and the product side, although it would be ok to start with spending and goods & services. Since the scenario states that NorthFace sells the jackets to the US Olympic team it seems more reasonable to start on the left side of the top section of the circular flow diagram. c) (Jenny) (Jenny as worker) Inputs in prodn land, labor,K Wages, rent, profits ($30,000) income ($30,000) You could start this process either at Jenny supplying labor and receiving income or at GSU getting an input into production and paying wages in return. Market for Goods & Services Market for factors of production Market for Goods & Services

revenues ($700,000) spending ($700,000) d) 100 computers 100 computers I would start this process at revenues and the product side, although it would be ok to start with spending and goods & services. Since the scenario states that Gateway sells the computers to GSU it seems more reasonable to start on the left side of the top section of the circular flow diagram. revenues spending ($10) e) product track spikes This process starts at spending and goods & services f) (James) (James as worker) Inputs in prodn land, labor,K Wages, rent, profits ($1000) income ($1000) You could start this process either at James supplying labor and receiving income or at Dell getting an input into production and paying wages in return.

  1. a) Market for Goods & Services Market for Goods & Services Market for factors of production

c) All of the feasible combinations of production given a set amount of resources. d) Resources are specialized.

  1. a) 0 (there is no opportunity cost) b) point D is inefficient.
  2. Problems from text:
  3. a) losing 5 percent on his economics course grade b) losing 10 percent on his economics course grade
  4. a) losing 3% on her math grade b) losing 5% on her math grade
  5. The opportunity cost of an hour playing increases as he spends more time playing tennis.
  6. The opportunity cost of an hour skiing increases as she spends more time skiing.