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ECS2601 ASSIGNMENT 6 SEMESTER 2 2024 Michael decides that he would pay as much as R3 200 for a new laptop computer. He buys the computer and realises consumer surplus of R800. How much did Michael pay for his computer? a. R2 400 b. R4 000 c. R800 d. R3 200

ECS1501 ASSESSMENT 9 SEMESTER 2 2024 In a perfectly competitive market, a) each participant is too small to affect the market price. b) government intervention is needed to ensure that prices are fair for consumers. c) the price can be driven upward by suppliers holding back on goods and services. d) there can be few or many buyers and sellers

Exam grade: 8,4 This summary contains all the discussed information of the lectures Consumer Behavior, including notes of the example exam questions and important information of the mandatory articles

This summary is of the markating communication course. Part B was the exam material so this summary is from week 4-6. The summary consist of all the materials and theories discussed in class and has a summary of all the articles. My grade was an 8,8

All the terms and articles that are mandatory for the Exam of Consumer Behaviour

Lecture notes Marketing Communication and the Consumer College aantekeningen Marketing Communication and the Consumer All lectures, except lecture 9 (guestlecture!) Alle colleges, behalve lecture 9 (guestlecture!)

HRIOP87 ASSIGNMENT 3 2024 Identify two reports in the media that illustrate any of the content that is covered in Unit 3, for instance, in the fields of transformative consumer research, consumer well-being, consumer vulnerability and bottom-of-pyramid consumers. Provide the URL for each item and critically review its relevance in terms of the contents of this unit. (15) Provide a summary of the key points addressed in consumer well-being models. (10) Discuss transformative consumer res...

ECS3704 ASSIGNMENT 3 SEMESTER 2 2024 Use Figure 6.4 in CSS to choose the correct option. Select one: a. If government succumbs to the pressure of rent-seekers, the new equilibrium quantity will be at Q0. b. As a result of rent-seeking, the consumer surplus increases to BP0E0. c. Rent-seeking behaviour will increase to P1. d. The deadweight-welfare loss caused by rent-seeking is equal to the area E1E0B. To promote GDP growth, governments should invest in ... Select one: ...

ECS3708 ASSEMMENT 2 SEMESTER 1 2024 Suppose that the consumer’s weekly utility function for consumption (C) and leisure (L) is explained by: U(C,L)=(C-200)(L-80) Assuming that there are 168 hours in a week available to allocate between work and leisure. If you earn R5 per hour and you also receive a social grant of R350 each week. Consider a firm that uses only labour to produce output Q. If the production function is given as: Q=3L^2+1/2 L-3/5 L^3 Determine the marginal product ...

HRIOP87 ASSIGNMENT 3 2024 Identify two reports in the media that illustrate any of the content that is covered in Unit 3, for instance, in the fields of transformative consumer research, consumer well-being, consumer vulnerability and bottom-of-pyramid consumers. Provide the URL for each item and critically review its relevance in terms of the contents of this unit. (15)