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Does anyone have the PDF for Microeconomics (9th Edition) by Glenn Hubbard and Anthony Patrick O'Brien?

1. The US stock market is now worth $63.8 trillion, approaching an all-time high. The US stock market has doubled in value in just 4.5 years. This year, the market has added over $10 trillion in value. Stocks are swinging as if the market can’t choose a direction.

2. Hedge funds increased their assets in the US markets. Short positions in exchange-traded funds last month recorded the largest amount since February 2021.

3. The S&P 500's price-to-book ratio has reached around 5.3x and has officially surpassed the peak levels of the dot-com bubble in 2000.

4. The 10-year yield is nearing 4.70% as mortgage rates rise to 8%+. Since the Fed’s “turnaround” began just 111 days ago, interest rates have risen by more than 110 basis points.

5. Buying a home in 2021 with a 30-year mortgage means you spent a total of $473,000 in principal and interest. Given the reversion rates, you’re now spending a total of $873,000. That’s an increase of $300,000, or 63%, over a time gap of about 4 years.

6. Existing home sales in the United States closed at 4.15 million in 2024, marking the worst year since 1995. Sales are expected to be even lower than those recorded during the financial crisis in 2008.

7. Bank reserves fell by $326 billion in the week ending January 1, to $2.9 trillion, the lowest level since October 2020. This represents the largest weekly decline since April 2022. Since their peak in September 2021, reserves have fallen by $1.3 trillion.

8. Serious credit card delinquency rates in the United States for borrowers with low credit ratings rose to 22% in the third quarter of 2024, the highest level in more than 12 years. They represent about 23% of the consumer credit market, according to the Federal Reserve.

9. Consumer credit card debt has fallen to its lowest level since Covid; these prints are typically negative before or during deep recessions.

10. Gold prices (+28% in 2024) are rising as if a recession is coming. Global central banks netted 53 tonnes of gold in November, the highest level in 14 months. This marks the 18th consecutive monthly purchase by central banks. Central bank purchases amount to 794 tonnes in the first 11 months of 2024, the third largest purchases this century.

11. The US dollar is rising as the possibility of a Fed rate hike or hold returns. The US dollar index is up 7.1% in 2024 and outperforms all major currencies as inflation concerns fuel the rally. The index is up about 9% since September and is trading at a two-year high. The US dollar is the most overvalued in history, or about 23%, according to Bank of America.

12. The number of major bankruptcies in the United States reached 686 by 2024 as of December 23, the most in 14 years, a year after the financial crisis. By comparison, in 2023 and 2010, there were 636 and 828, respectively. Bankruptcies rise as recessions hit.

13. U.S. employment as a percentage of employment fell to 3.3%, the lowest level since the 2020 crisis. The employment rate is below the pre-pandemic average of 3.8% for 2015-2019 and below 2001 recession levels.

14. Warren Buffett’s cash in Berkshire Hathaway hit a new record of $325.2 billion. Cash as a share of total assets reached 28%, surpassing the 2005 levels seen before the Great Financial Crisis.

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Task:
indicate the curve number: One point is awarded for each correct answer. (1+1+1+1+ 1+1+1+1 point). demand curve ;
revenue ;
cost ;
marginal cost ;
marginal revenue ;
average total cost :
average variable cost ;
average revenue .

determine the profit-maximizing quantity of the product in Picture 2 (4 points);

draw a line in Picture 2 showing the firm's maximum profit in the long run (4 points).

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Consider a prize set Z={z1,z2,z3} and a preference relation ≿ defined over the the set of lotteries X on Z . Suppose for any two lotteries, p,q∈X , p≿q if and only if (p1>q1) or (p1=q1 and p2≥q2) .

Select one: a. The preference order is continuous b. The preference order is not continuous c. The preference order is continuous only if z1≻z3

d. Insufficient information

I am an English Literature Hons grad. Would like to understand the fundamentals of Microeconomics. Please suggest relevant books. Thank you!

I am in ap microeconomics and have the ability to essentially cheat on every test, what is the best paid, or unpaid ai question answerer to best my chances of getting every questions right. please dont comment something like "oh jonny cant you just take it seriously and study?" no i will not be doing that.

1. What is total revenue from sales if Acme chooses a price of $6.00?
2. When Acme was in competition they produced 12 units. What is the highest price Acme could charge now if they wanted to sell 12 units?
3. If Acme is a profit-maximizing single-price monopolist, how many units will they choose to produce?
4. At the level of output that maximizes profits, what will the Marginal Cost be?
5. At the profit-maximizing output, what is the average cost of each of the units produced? (round off to the penny)
6. What is the maximum price that can be charged for each unit when the profit-maximizing output quantity is produced?
7. Using the answers to previous questions, what is the average profit per unit when the profit maximizing output is produced and sold?
8. How much profit (total) will this firm make when it maximizes profit in the short-run?
9. In comparing the results of this worksheet with those of the previous worksheet (Acme in Perfect Competition), what effect has achieving a monopoly had on Acme’s profits? (order of answers may be different in learning mgt system)
   1. Increased profits?
   2. Lowered profits?
   3. Profits are unchanged.
10. In comparing the results of this worksheet with those of the previous worksheet (Acme in Perfect Competition), what effect has achieving a monopoly had on Acme’s customers?
11. they pay higher prices and buy fewer units
12. pay higher prices and buy more units
13. pay lower prices and buy fewer units
14. pay lower prices and buy more units

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I want to create Microeconomics notes in Latex like I do for maths but it's not as good, I use Chatgpt to create these notes. I give chatgpt screenshots or book chapter pdf and I tell it to create notes but I don't know they never come out well, what to do ?

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