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QUESTION AUG 05, 2018 Identify the operational definitions in the following statements and discuss what, if anything, may be wrong with them: Identify the operational definitions in the following statements and discuss what, if anything, may be wrong with them: (1) smoking is bad for people’s health, (2) poverty causes crime, (3) children who watch… Continue reading Statements into a testable hypothesis with precise operational

QUESTION AUG 05, 2018 I need help with the below questions Recent history of Mexico has shown a slow descent into violence and chaos. The Mexican government is at war with… I need help with the below questions Recent history of Mexico has shown a slow descent into violence and chaos. The Mexican government is… Continue reading Mexican populace and Mexican government officials

QUESTION AUG 05, 2018 s of life largely determine what we will know, believe, and value and how we will behave? Can social classes ever be eliminated? Should they be?… Do you think that the “material conditions of life” largely determine what we will know, believe, and value and how we will behave?  Can social classes… Continue reading  What are the main contributions of feminist criminology?

QUESTION AUG 06, 2018 Choose and describe one social problem that faces families in your community. What, if anything, has been done to address the problem in your Choose and describe one social problem that faces families in your community. What, if anything, has been done to address the problem in your community? Has the… Continue reading Has the problem gotten better or worse over time?

C H A P T E R 7 The Analysis of Consumer Choice START UP: A DAY AT THE GROCERY STORE You are in the checkout line at the grocery store when your eyes wander over to the ice cream display. It is a hot day and you could use something to cool you down… Continue reading The Analysis of Consumer Choice

THE CONCEPT OF UTILITY L E A R N I N G O B J E C T I V E S 1. Define what economists mean by utility. 2. Distinguish between the concepts of total utility and marginal utility. 3. State the law of diminishing marginal utility and illustrate it graphically. 4. State, explain,… Continue reading The Concept of Utility Discussion

Total Utility and Marginal Utility Curves Panel (a) shows Henry Higgins’s total utility curve for attending movies. It rises as the number of movies increases, reaching a maximum of 115 units of utility at 6 movies per month. Marginal utility is shown in Panel (b); it is the slope of the total utility curve. Because… Continue reading Total Utility and Marginal Utility Curves

The Budget Constraint The total utility curve in Figure 7.1 shows that Mr. Higgins achieves the maximum total utility possible from movies when he sees six of them each month. It is likely that his total utility curves for other goods and services will have much the same shape, reaching a maximum at some level… Continue reading Discussion on The Budget Constraint

Applying the Marginal Decision Rule Because consumers can be expected to spend the budget they have, utility maximization is a matter of arranging that spending to achieve the highest total utility possible. If a consumer decides to spend more on one good, he or she must spend less on another in order to satisfy the… Continue reading Applying the Marginal Decision Rule