Applications of 2nd Welfare Theorem Flashcards

1
Q

When z increases, production curve _________

A

becomes steeper

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2
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When z increases, Y vs l graph _____

A

becomes steeper

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3
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When z increases, c* ________

A

increases

c always moves with z

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4
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When z increases, l* ________

A

is ambiguous

Depends on which among substitution and income effect is dominant

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5
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When z increases, substitution effect causes c to ______ and l to ______

A

increase; decrease

c always moves with z
sub = c and l move opposite

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6
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When z increases, income effect causes c to ______ and l to ______

A

increase; increase

c always moves with z
income = c and l move together

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7
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z increases.

If substitution effect = income effect, c* will _____ and l* will _____

A

increase; be unchanged

c always moves with z

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8
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z increases.

If substitution effect > income effect, c* will _____ and l* will _____

A

increase; decrease

c always moves with z
sub = c and l move opposite

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9
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z increases.

If substitution effect < income effect, c* will _____ and l* will _____

A

increase; increase

c always moves with z
income = c and l move together

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10
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When z decreases, production curve _________

A

becomes flatter

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11
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When z decreases, Y vs l graph _____

A

becomes flatter

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12
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When z decreases, c* ________

A

decreases

c always moves with z

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13
Q

When z decreases, l* ________

A

is ambiguous

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14
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When z decreases, substitution effect causes c to ______ and l to ______

A

decrease; increase

c always moves with z
sub = c and l move opposite

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15
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When z decreases, income effect causes c to ______ and l to ______

A

decrease; decrease

c always moves with z
income = c and l move together

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16
Q

z decreases.

If substitution effect = income effect, c* will _____ and l* will _____

A

decrease; be unchanged

17
Q

z decreases.

If substitution effect > income effect, c* will _____ and l* will _____

A

decrease; increase

c always moves with z
sub = c and l move opposite

18
Q

z decreases.

If substitution effect < income effect, c* will _____ and l* will _____

A

decrease; decrease

c always moves with z
income = c and l move together

19
Q

When z increases, Y* _______

A

increases

because Y = c + G and c* increases

20
Q

When z decreases, Y* _______

A

decreases

because Y = c + G and c* decreases

21
Q

When G increases, PPF _____

A

shifts down

22
Q

When G increases, c* _____, l* ______ and N* ______

A

decreases; decreases; increases

23
Q

When G increases, Y _______

A

increases

because Y = zF(K bar, N) and N* increases

24
Q

When z changes, Y changes as per _____

A

c*

25
Q

When G decreases, PPF _____

A

shifts up

26
Q

When G decreases, c* _____, l* ______ and N* ______

A

increases; increases; decreases

27
Q

When G decreases, Y _______

A

decreases

because Y = zF(K bar, N) and N* decreases

28
Q

When G changes, Y changes as per _____

A

N*

29
Q

When productivity of leisure increases, __________ for leisure increases

A

preference

30
Q

When productivity of leisure increases, max ______

A

u(c, theta*l)

31
Q

When productivity of leisure increases, u_l _________ and leisure __________

A

decreases; increases

because theta* u_l / u_c = w and with everything else constant, increasing theta must decrease u_l. Since u_ll < 0, decreasing u_l must increase l