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Table of
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Study
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Chapter
2
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Page 30,
line 20 |
another
quantity of
2
movies a month .... [Replace "four" with "2".] |
06/2006 |
Chapter 3
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Page 97,
Question 3(b) |
What will be
the
percentage
difference in the quantity demanded between the two stations? [Insert
"percentage".] |
07/2005 |
Chapter 5
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Page
176, Figure 5.9(b) |
On horizontal axis, change "12" to
"10.2". |
09/2007 |
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Page
177, Figure 5.10(b) |
On horizontal axis, change "13" to
"10.3". |
09/2007 |
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Page
178, Figure 5.11 |
On horizontal axis, change "12" to
"10.2", and "13" to "10.3". |
09/2007 |
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Page 172,
line 6 |
will be $200
x 1.0067 =
$201.34.
[Replace "201.13" with "201.34".] |
06/2006 |
Chapter
7
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Page 233,
"Opportunity Cost: A Downtown Department Store", line 15 |
The total
opportunity cost was HK$26.5
million. [Replace "34.5" with "26.5".] |
10/2007 |
Chapter
9
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Page 314,
Figure 9.2 |
gain
in profit from complete price
discrimination
[Replace "discrimation"
with "discrimination".] |
06/2006 |
Chapter 10
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Page 351,
line 8 |
raise its
share to 70% by sticking with the current format.
If both stations change, then
Jupiter's share would be 60% and Merkur's share would be 40%.
How should Jupiter decide without knowing Merkur's choice. [Insert
portion in
red.] |
07/2005 |
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Page
355, Table 10.3, last row, column 3 |
"G: -$2,000,
S: $1,000"
[If Greg does not confess and Susan confesses, the payoffs should be G:
-$2,000, S: $1,000; delete "-".] |
07/2005 |
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Page 391,
Question 9 |
(a) Use a
suitable game in extensive form to describe the following scenario.
The
borrower (state-owned enterprise) is using the loan to fund an
investment that yields a negative expected return.
When a loan is about to mature.... [Insert portion in
red.]
(c) In a
normal banking market,
auditors
will check the lending department and the lending managers will be
penalized if they roll over loans as in (a).
How would
this change the equilibrium of the game? [Insert portion in
red.] |
05/2007 |
Chapter 12
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Page 450,
"Auctions", line 5 |
There are
many
potential buyers ... [Replace "any" with "many".] |
06/2006 |
Study Guide
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Page 85, 10I |
Minimum
probability = 2/12 = 1/6. [Replace "2/10 = 1/5" with "2/12 = 1/6".] |
07/2005 |
Acknowledgments
Meng Tan, David Yang, Ronson Wong, Sanjay Krishnan,
Tang Yun, Lum Kum Chew.
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