And one day later I'm feeling fantastic. Even got to do my workout.
Studied all day. Hoping I can pull off 70-80% tomorrow. I just hate the way Macro asks questions.
Yeah macro is like that, so far I am not doing bad, but half-assing it. I find my understanding of micro helps a whole lot.
One thing you can do is pretend like you are trying to explain it to a friend who has no clue about macroeconomics so you really need to spell it out.
It was fun. But I didn't think was in the top-tier of Community episodes. It's too early to judge if it's because of changes on the show, or it's just because the quality of shows tend to fluctuate from episode to episode.
What do you guys think of the episode today?
It was fun. But I didn't think was in the top-tier of Community episodes. It's too early to judge if it's because of changes on the show, or it's just because the quality of shows tend to fluctuate from episode to episode.
Not bad.
Feel pretty similar, to be honest with you.
Probably have to watch a couple more episodes to fully judge the show.
Assuming this is first year econ, false. For a firm in a perfectly competitive market, if output doubles then revenue would double, not price.
Assuming this is first year econ, false. For a firm in a perfectly competitive market, if output doubles then revenue would double, not price.
Assuming for inelastic demand, correct? Going off my crude understanding of the demand and supply curve for a firm in a P-COM market, demand would weaken in an elastic market and as a result the price level would have to change.
But what do I know, I haven't taken this course in awhile. I'm just wondering if my notes are mixed up.
Wait, I think I just had a micro epiphany...nope I lost it. Now I'm just confused.
Looking at all the weather reports in the East, all I can think of is "I could make a huge snowman with all that snow."
I WILL NEVER GROW UP
It makes it dangerous to get around though. I almost got hit by a cross country skier (on the sidewalk) on my way home from the grocery store. I think we got over a foot in about 24 hours.
I sure hope he wasn't on his cell phone at the time. That would be dangerous.
I envy your snow. I'm sick of rain and grey and anti-depressants.
Ya I actually have no real complaints about my first Toronto winter. This is the first serious snowfall, and we've only had one or two spells of really cold weather. I've been able to avoid paying a gym membership and jog outside most days. That being said, as I was helping my landlord dig out his car from a foot of snow I got a text from a family member back in Van saying that new shoots were starting to come out in her garden.
I had one winter and one summer there.
Have you spent a summer there yet? Thats what I don't miss; getting out of the shower at 6 A.M., drying off and being sticky and sweaty again by 6:10 A.M.
Sorry, that was under the assumption that the output of a single firm doubled. If output in the market as a whole doubled, then price would go down regardless of whether demand was elastic or inelastic though you wouldn't know the magnitude without knowing more. More supply always means lower prices absent a shift in demand.