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The Subject Wikis Blog. A blog about the development of subject wikis and related issues. Brief news updates: The MediaWiki engine for all the subject wikis was upgraded to MediaWiki 1.16.4, a security release, on April 17. See the security release notes. As I noted in a buzz, a reply to a Math Overflow question (admittedly not a very difficult one) refers to Groupprops in a cool manner. The Wikimedia […]. Subject wikis reference guide.
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Comparative statics for demand and supply - Market
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Comparative statics for demand and supply. This article discusses the comparative statics. With particular interest on the effect of the movement of these curves on the equilibrium quantity traded and the market price. For simplicity, we assume that all demand curves are downward-sloping, i.e., that the law of demand. Holds However, for the supply curves, we consider both upward-sloping and downward-sloping supply curves. While short-run supply curves. Or decreasing cost industry. All subcases here can b...
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Main Page
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This property is a special property in this wiki. 7 May 2011 17:15:17 . Hide properties that link here. No properties link to this page. Enter the name of the page to start browsing from. Retrieved from " http:/ market.subwiki.org/wiki/Special:Browse/Main Page. Adverse selection versus moral hazard. Determination of quantity supplied by firm in perfectly competitive market in the short run. Effect of sales tax on market price and quantity traded. Comparative statics for demand and supply.
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The Subject Wikis Blog / Groupprops usage patterns update
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The Subject Wikis Blog. A blog about the development of subject wikis and related issues. Groupprops usage patterns update. I had started working on a report on usage pattern analytics for Groupprops. Nature of variation between daily traffic across days. The variation is broadly of three kinds:. Secular increase (here,. In holiday seasons and more during seasons when traffic is higher. This hypothesis needs to be tested further. The picture looks a little different if we consider the number of visits pe...
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The Subject Wikis Blog / MediaWiki upgrades, single question surveys
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The Subject Wikis Blog. A blog about the development of subject wikis and related issues. MediaWiki upgrades, single question surveys. I’ve upgraded all the wikis to MediaWiki 1.16.2, the latest stable release of MediaWiki. The complete collection of surveys can be viewed at this wiki page. Pop quiz questions in group theory. These questions could be a window both into group theory and into the material available on the website. I’m hoping that they will convert some casual visitors into large ...With Su...
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Commalg:General disclaimer - Commalg
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This is a general disclaimer common to all subject wikis, with the source at Ref:Ref:General disclaimer. For specific hazards of using this particular subject wiki, refer Commalg:Hazards. SUBJECT WIKIS MAKE NO GUARANTEE OF VALIDITY. Content on individual subject wikis need not. In general, be correct or useful. There are the following general hazards:. Specific content pages may have wrong or misleading information. Retrieved from " http:/ commalg.subwiki.org/w/index.php?
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Determinants of demand - Market
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Determinants of individual demand. Determinants of market demand. Determinants of change in demand. Effect of unit price. Determinants of individual demand. The determinants of individual demand. Of a particular good, service or commodity refer to all the factors that determine the quantity demanded of an individual or household for the particular commodity. The main determinants of demand are:. The (unit) price of the commodity. NOTE. The tastes and preferences of the individual or household. That the h...
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Effect of sales tax on market price and quantity traded - Market
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Effect of sales tax on market price and quantity traded. This article discusses the effect of a sales tax. On the market price. And equilibrium quantity traded for a good. What we are interested in tracking. Summary of several cases. Relationship with other analyses. Other effects of sales tax. Effects of related interventions. Effect of sales tax on a single good with a competitive market. Analysis with pre-tax prices. Analysis with post-tax prices. Combined analysis and conclusions. Between a world wit...
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Pages that link to "Main Page" - Market
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Pages that link to "Main Page". No pages link to Main Page. Retrieved from " http:/ market.subwiki.org/wiki/Special:WhatLinksHere/Main Page. Adverse selection versus moral hazard. Determination of quantity supplied by firm in perfectly competitive market in the short run. Effect of sales tax on market price and quantity traded. Determination of price and quantity supplied by monopolistic firm in the short run. Comparative statics for demand and supply.
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Determination of price and quantity supplied by monopolistic firm in the short run - Market
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Determination of price and quantity supplied by monopolistic firm in the short run. This article describes the process by which a monopoly firm, i.e., a firm that is the only firm selling a particular commodity, selects the quantity to produce. And the price to set. Here are some key features of a monopoly firm:. The firm is a price setter. Rather than a price taker - it can choose any price it wants. The situation is similar to determination of quantity supplied by firm in oligopoly in the short run.