Applied Microeconomics Problems in Estimation Forecasting And Decision Making
Applied Microeconomics Problems in Estimation Forecasting And Decision Making
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A), and all fixed costs are adjusted to include side payments and entrv costs. RGAME then generates quasl-randotn numbers to serve as cost and demand error terms and it computes sales, unfilled orders, and profits for each firm.
The adjusted demand equations are used to compute the demand for the outptit of each firm. Firws for which demand is preater than 100, 000 units sell 100, 000 units and have unfilled orde'-s equal to the difference between their demand and 100, 000. These firms are then... put to the side and simulatiim program divides their unfilled orders among those firms with excess capacity and positive demand. To do this, it first calculate the total demand in the industry. It then computes the share each of the firms w-tth positive sales and unfilled orders received of this total demand. Each then receives a fraction of total unfilled orders equal to its share o^ total indiostrv demand. Thus if any firm's demand is zero, it will receive no unfilled orders. If the firms w-fth excess canacitv accounted for onlv half of industry demand, they will receive only half of the unfilled orders generated by the other firms.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A), and all fixed costs are adjusted to include side payments and entrv costs. RGAME then generates quasl-randotn numbers to serve as cost and demand error terms and it computes sales, unfilled orders, and profits for each firm.
The adjusted demand equations are used to compute the demand for the outptit of each firm. Firws for which demand is preater than 100, 000 units sell 100, 000 units and have unfilled orde'-s equal to the difference between their demand and 100, 000. These firms are then... put to the side and simulatiim program divides their unfilled orders among those firms with excess capacity and positive demand. To do this, it first calculate the total demand in the industry. It then computes the share each of the firms w-tth positive sales and unfilled orders received of this total demand. Each then receives a fraction of total unfilled orders equal to its share o^ total indiostrv demand. Thus if any firm's demand is zero, it will receive no unfilled orders. If the firms w-fth excess canacitv accounted for onlv half of industry demand, they will receive only half of the unfilled orders generated by the other firms.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard L Richard Lee Schmalensee to read onlineMoreLess
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