Exercises
All exercises are available on MyEconLab; appears at the back of this book; M = mathematical.
1. Uncompensated Consumer Welfare
1.1 Observe an auction on an online Web site such as eBay. Use the bidding information to draw a demand curve for the item and indicate the total willingness to pay for the good by the auction participants. (Hint: See the Application “Willingness to Pay and Consumer Surplus on eBay.”)
*1.2 If the inverse demand function for toasters is [&p|=|60|-|q,&] what is the consumer surplus if the price is 30? M
1.3 If the inverse demand function for radios is [&p|=|a|-|bq,&] what is the consumer surplus if the price is M
1.4 Hong and Wolak (2008) estimated that a 5% postal ...
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