Managerial Econ
Economic Analysis of Business Practice
Monday, October 29, 2018
What is the elasticity of demand facing Whole Foods?
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In the FTC's 2006 suit to block the merger of Whole Foods and Wild Oats, former colleague Dave Scheffman argued that the simple pricing ...
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Friday, October 26, 2018
Japanese towns are "bidding" for citizens
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Japan's productive cities like Tokyo are growing , and the smaller towns and cities are shrinking: Educating children is incredibly e...
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Thursday, October 25, 2018
The Opportunity Cost of Socialism
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New report by the Council of Economic Advisors on the effects of socialist policies. Here are some highlights: In assessing the effects...
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Marginal analysis and choice of majors
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MarginalRevolution documents the comparative--not absolute--advantage of boys in STEM subjects : Loosely speaking the situation will be so...
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Wednesday, October 24, 2018
Marginal Analysis of Medicare
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We have blogged about over-consumption of medical care by seniors before, as it is a perfect illustration of the marginal analysis of Chapte...
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What happened when Amazon ran price experiments to estimate MR?
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In 2000, Amazon ran some price experiments to figure out what price to charge. Consumers were furious: A group of consumers caught the...
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Tuesday, October 23, 2018
Motivating medical device salespeople
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Heart valves are sold by putting inventory at hospitals. When a surgeon opens up a patient, she chooses a valve size based on the patients ...
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Monday, October 22, 2018
Bank stock drops 28%
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After $45M worth of loans in its portfolio went bad : Banks make money by borrowing from depositors (at 1%) and lending to business (a...
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Sunday, October 21, 2018
A policy that achieves exactly the opposite of its original goal
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Landlords reacted to rent control in San Francisco with three strategies: landlords moved into the property themselves, known as move-i...
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Wednesday, October 17, 2018
How much equity should a bank have?
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Banks make money by borrowing from depositors, e.g., at 1%, and lending to businesses, e.g., at 4%. In this case, they would make 3% on ...
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