PLAGIARISM - ALLOWABLE TURNITIN SIMILARITY INDEX IS 20%. STUDENTS MUST HAND IN ASSIGNMENT IN WORD OR PDF FORMAT USING THE DROP BOX. THE ASSIGNMENT MUST BE TYPED BUT THE GRAPHS CAN BE HAND DRAWN.Graphs...

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PLAGIARISM - ALLOWABLE TURNITIN SIMILARITY INDEX IS 20%.


STUDENTS MUST HAND IN ASSIGNMENT IN WORD OR PDF FORMAT USING THE DROP BOX. THE ASSIGNMENT MUST BE TYPED BUT THE GRAPHS CAN BE HAND DRAWN.Graphs should be used, wherever possible, to support your explanation



QUESTION 1



  1. Explain the concept of opportunity cost and reflect on an occasion in recent weeks where the concept of opportunity cost applied to you.2 Marks

  2. Is causation the same as correlation? Explain using example(s).2Marks

  3. Give an example of a normative and a positive statement that you have used before. Do not use the examples in power point slides discussed in class.1 Mark


QUESTION 2


Graphically represent and explain the concepts of “a change in quantity demanded” and “a change in demand” and reflect on an occasion where the concepts applied to you. 2 Marks



QUESTION 3


Ceteris paribus, use demand and supply graphs to illustrate and explain why the price of watermelon decreases in summer even though the demand for watermelon increases.2 Marks



QUESTION 4


Ceteris Paribus. Assume because of an increase in the demand for e-scooters, the government on safety grounds, has also increase the tax on e-scooter manufacturers. Use demand and supply analysis to graphically represent and explain the impact on price and quantity in the market for e-scooters. (HINT: there is more than one possibility to the changes in price and quantity).3 Marks



QUESTION 5



  1. In many countries, governments set the fares that taxi owners/drivers can charge. At various times, taxi owners/drivers stage protests asking for an increase in taxi fares because they believe it will increase their revenue. Graphically represent and explain what taxi owners/drivers are assuming about the price elasticity of demand for taxi rides?2 Marks

  2. If you owned a business, explain how you will apply your understanding of price elasticity of demand in your pricing policy.1 Mark



QUESTION 6



  1. The COVID 19 virus has also resulted in a large increase in the price of eggs in several countries. In order to ensure that people can still afford eggs, some governments have legislated a maximum price for eggs. Use demand and supply diagram to illustrate and explain the impact and problems of this policy on the market for eggs.2 Marks

  2. What actions can the government take to reduce the problems associated with such a policy?1 Mark



QUESTION 7


What are two public goods that you have used in your life? Explain why they are public goods.2 Marks



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Question 2    3
Question 3    4
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Question 5    5
Question 6    6
Question 7    6
References    8
Question 1
1. Opportunity cost refers to the lo
ss incurred by a person for not selecting the best alternative. Here best alternative refers to the value for money product (Braun, 2016). In last week, I bought a laptop of Lenovo that cost me $579. Then, I found out “Asus” also offering a laptop with same configuration where additionally they are offering a 512GB SSD at a cost of $549. Hence, my opportunity cost in this context is ($579-$549) = $30.
2. Terms “Causation” and “correlation” are not same. In case of causation, if A is considered as action then B can be called as outcome of the action. On the other side, relationship between both A and B can be determined through Correlation.
Example 1: If income increase, customers will buy more is causation. Relationship between income and expenditure in the situation of increasing income is correlation.
Example 2: if price of tea increases then customers buy coffee is a causation. Relationship between demand of coffee and price of tea is a correlation.
3. Example of normative statement: Price of milk should increase to $10 per gallon so that stand of living of farmer increases
Example of positive statement: government provided transportation service increases public expenditure
Question 2
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Figure 1: Change in demand and change in quantity demand
The concept change in demand does not associated with price of a product, hence, at the same price, demand of a product is getting increased. On the other side, concept of “change in quantity demand” associated with price. Therefore, if price increases quantity demanded is decreased, subsequently as price decreases, quantity demand has...
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