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ECC1000 - Principles of microeconomics - S1 2025

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In Sansa's optimal bundle, how many Hummel figurines will she purchase? Please enter a whole number only, with no space, no letters, and no special characters like dollar signs. 

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Bruno is a landowner and Angela is a farmer who pays a share of her grain output to Bruno for the use of the land, where Bruno makes a take-it-or-leave-it offer. The figure shows Angela and Bruno’s feasible frontier and Angela’s reservation indifference curve. Now the government introduces new laws that limits Angela’s work time and/or sets a minimum pay in bushels of grain. Assume Angela has a total of 24 hours. If D is the outcome before any laws, which of the following statements is correct?

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The figure shows the Pareto efficiency curve CD for the interaction between Angela and Bruno. Read the following statements and select the correct one.

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The formal calculation of the Gini coefficient is as follows: (i) Find the difference in income between every possible pair in the population, (ii) Take the mean of these differences, (iii) Divide (ii) by the mean income of the population and (iv) The Gini coefficient is (iii) divided by 2. Consider a population with three members and an aggregate income of 100. Read the following statements and select the correct two.
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Alexandria and Bob can each choose to Work or Not Work on a task. Each person’s output is £80 for Not Work, and £160 for Work. The cost of effort is £0 for Not Work and £70 for Work. The total output is shared equally between the two. For example, if Alexandria puts in her effort but Bob does not, then the total output is £80 + £160 = £240, and her net income is £240/2 - £70 = £50 while Bob’s net income is £240/2 = £120. Assume both workers are completely selfish. Based on this information, read the following statements and select the correct one.
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Sarita Devi and Mohan Lal both have kiosks on the Delhi-Lucknow Highway in India selling sweetmeats made out of jaggery. Both Sarita Devi and Mohan Lal hail from the same village which produces jaggery. While Sarita Devi prefers making peanut brittle, Mohan Lal can make both - peanut brittle and tamarind-jaggery candy equally well. Both of them sell whatever they make on any particular day, and if they end up making the same product they have to sell it at the same price so they won’t end up losing customers. If each one makes a different product, they can charge any price they like. The matrix below shows their payoffs i.e. the incomes they make from selling their products which further depend on the price at which they sell the products. Based on this information read the following statements and select the correct two.

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Read the following statements about dominant strategies and select the correct one.
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Consider indifference curves for consumption of milk and chocolates. (You may assume that both are ‘goods’.) The indifference curves are drawn with the number of chocolate bars on the horizontal axis and the pints of milk on the vertical axis. You are given that consumer A has a flatter indifference curve than consumer B. Using the given assumptions read the following statements and select the correct one.
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This question refers to the figure shown, which represents the feasible consumption set for a worker. Read the following statements and select the correct one.

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Arya and Sansa each craft swords and cloaks. In a day, Arya can forge either 12 Valyrian steel swords or sew 4 Northern cloaks. Sansa can forge either 3 Valyrian steel swords or sew 15 Northern cloaks. Based on comparative advantage, who should specialize in which item?
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