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What are the primary methods for utility elicitation, and what are the strengths and weaknesses of each of them?
Also how are utilities calculated using a survey-based quality-of-life instrument?
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What two or three economic theories of health behavior, could help me determine whether younger adults would be more or less likely than older adults to
brush their teeth after meals?
What are the primary methods for utility elicitation, and what are the strengths and weaknesses of each of them?
Also how are utilities calculated using a survey-based quality-of-life instrument?
hi,
i know this will be a very naive question but i am new to economics.
this is a basic doubt,
i read today that US owes an overall debt of 16 trillion, similarly india is also too worried on its fiscal deficit, i think that every country owes some debt. so if every one owes some money, then where is that money coming from???, or in other words, if everyone’s account balance is in -ive then where is that money come from and to whom do they have to pay it back to???
Is this possible? what markets do behave like this?
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Cost push inflation in first year (SRAS to left) Normal growth (increase AD) in second year
Hi.
I have a question which really i couldnt find any real evidence to find out the answer.
The question is that if a company or bussiness ( giant or small) can have 60% or even more annual profit?
I mean that i see mutual funds offering really high percent of profit annually but i dont know if it is reliable and practical or not. And i couldnt find out that how much did giant companies like Shell , Woodside ,Apple or Toyota did profit last year .
Where can i find out about their profitibility?
Another problem i have is that i could find some numbers showing how much for example Shell profit last year but these numbers didnt clean out about the percentage they benefited.
Thanks in advance.