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Assignment I Task 1

The document contains data on subjects, type, unit number, cost, and value. It lists these variables for multiple entries, showing that different subjects have different costs of production and values. This data could be used to generate a demand and supply graph by sorting the cost and value columns and plotting them to illustrate the demand and marginal cost curves in a competitive market.

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Assignment I Task 1

The document contains data on subjects, type, unit number, cost, and value. It lists these variables for multiple entries, showing that different subjects have different costs of production and values. This data could be used to generate a demand and supply graph by sorting the cost and value columns and plotting them to illustrate the demand and marginal cost curves in a competitive market.

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Subject Type UnitNum Cost Value

26 2 1 0 92
18 2 1 0 91
22 2 1 0 91
24 2 1 0 89
20 2 1 0 88
8 2 1 0 87
12 2 1 0 86
4 2 1 0 85
2 2 1 0 84
30 2 1 0 82
24 2 1 0 80
22 2 1 0 79
26 2 1 0 78
14 2 1 0 77
18 2 1 0 77
4 2 1 0 76
20 2 1 36 76
32 2 1 36 76
28 2 1 38 75
6 2 1 39 74
8 2 1 39 74
10 2 1 40 74
12 2 1 40 74
16 2 1 40 74
30 2 1 42 74
2 2 1 46 73
24 2 1 47 70
32 2 1 47 70
14 2 1 47 68
22 2 1 49 67
28 2 1 50 67
4 2 1 50 66
6 2 1 53 66
16 2 2 0 65
30 2 2 0 65
10 2 2 0 64
20 2 2 0 64
26 2 2 0 64
32 2 2 0 64
2 2 2 0 62
12 2 2 0 62
18 2 2 0 62
24 2 2 0 61
8 2 2 0 60
14 2 2 0 59
28 2 2 0 59
32 2 2 0 58
6 2 2 0 57
30 2 2 0 57
4 2 2 46 56
16 2 2 48 56
22 2 2 50 55
10 2 2 50 54
20 2 2 50 52
32 2 2 51 52
2 2 2 51 51
24 2 2 51 51
28 2 2 53 51
12 2 2 53 50
14 2 2 54 50
26 2 2 55 50
6 2 2 57 49
18 2 2 58 48
30 2 2 58 48
8 2 2 58 47
16 2 2 58 47
4 2 3 0 46
10 2 3 0 44
22 2 3 0 43
28 2 3 0 43
2 2 3 0 40
6 2 3 0 40
14 2 3 0 40
20 2 3 0 39
12 2 3 0 38
16 2 3 0 37
26 2 3 0 35
8 2 3 0 33
10 2 3 0 33
18 2 3 0 33
3 1 3 0 0
7 1 3 0 0
23 1 3 57 0
9 1 3 60 0
11 1 3 60 0
27 1 3 60 0
31 1 3 61 0
33 1 3 62 0
13 1 3 62 0
5 1 3 62 0
7 1 3 63 0
1 1 3 64 0
19 1 3 64 0
29 1 3 64 0
3 1 3 64 0
25 1 3 67 0
9 1 3 67 0
15 1 3 67 0
21 1 3 68 0
27 1 4 0 0
31 1 4 0 0
11 1 4 0 0
23 1 4 0 0
33 1 4 0 0
13 1 4 0 0
17 1 4 0 0
29 1 4 0 0
1 1 4 0 0
19 1 4 0 0
5 1 4 0 0
7 1 4 0 0
15 1 4 0 0
17 1 4 0 0
21 1 4 0 0
25 1 4 0 0
3 1 4 67 0
29 1 4 67 0
31 1 4 68 0
27 1 4 70 0
1 1 4 70 0
9 1 4 71 0
33 1 4 72 0
17 1 4 73 0
11 1 4 73 0
13 1 4 74 0
19 1 4 75 0
23 1 4 75 0
7 1 4 75 0
15 1 4 76 0
21 1 4 77 0
25 1 4 77 0
29 1 4 79 0
5 1 5 0 0
17 1 5 0 0
1 1 5 0 0
31 1 5 0 0
27 1 5 0 0
3 1 5 0 0
19 1 5 0 0
33 1 5 0 0
9 1 5 0 0
17 1 5 0 0
29 1 5 0 0
13 1 5 0 0
15 1 5 0 0
21 1 5 0 0
25 1 5 0 0
11 1 5 0 0
23 1 5 74 0
1 1 5 74 0
7 1 5 78 0
5 1 5 78 0
31 1 5 81 0
19 1 5 82 0
27 1 5 82 0
15 1 5 84 0
21 1 5 84 0
33 1 5 84 0
3 1 5 85 0
9 1 5 86 0
25 1 5 86 0
13 1 5 87 0
5 1 5 90 0
11 1 5 90 0
23 1 5 91 0
Cost of producing Value
36 92
36 91
38 91
39 89
39 88
40 87
40 86
40 85
42 84
46 82
46 80
Competitive Market
47 10079
90
47 80
78
47 70 77
48 60 77
Price
50
49 40 76
50 30 76
20
50 76
10
50 0 75
1 8 15 22 29 36 43 50 57 64 71 78 85 92 99 10611312012713414114815
50 74
50 74 Quantity
51 74
51 74 Cost of producing Value
51 74
53 74
How To:
53 73 1. Get rid of all unecessary information
53 70 2.Sort Costs from smalles to largest and copy it to a
54 70 seperate collum (That is our supplier in Demand & Supply
graph)
55 68 3. Sort Value from largest to smallest and copy it to a
57 67 seperate collum (Why now large and not small as before?
57 67 Because demand is always negative slope + a good example
is, if the price is =92 then only 1 person wants to buy, if it is
58 66 90, 3 persons want to buy)
58 66
58 65 4. Make a graph. Go to "Insert" to the section charts and
select a 2D- line.
58 65
60 64 If you don't know how to sort, see the picture to your right.
Select the colum you want to sort and press the sort
60 64 button. Make sure that you have pressed, "Expand the
60 64 selection" if you are asked.
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62 62
62 62
62 62
63 61
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64 59
64 59
64 58
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67 57
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67 56
67 55
68 54
68 52
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70 51
71 51
72 51
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74 50
74 49
74 48
75 48
75 47
75 47
76 46
77 44
77 43
78 43
78 40
79 40
81 40
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82 38
84 37
84 35
84 33
85 33
86 33
86
87
90
90
91
(T, 5p.) Take the table ValuesAndCosts_CompetitiveMarkets and generate a graph with the deman
supply curve (use Excel or any statistical software package). Hint: Since we have an indivisible goo
and supply had to be step-functions, strictly speaking. But since the markets are rather large, it is s
draw the curves as piecewise linear functions. Below you find an example how it should look like:

Market

85 92 99 106113120127134141148155162
tity

Value

ValuesAndCosts_CompetitiveMarket informs about the production costs of the sellers and the con
values of the buyers. Per trader there are more than one entry because they have marginally incre
ormation production cost and marginally decreasing consumption values.
argest and copy it to a
upplier in Demand & Supply

mallest and copy it to a


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gative slope + a good example
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ave pressed, "Expand the
a graph with the demand and the
e have an indivisible good, demand
ets are rather large, it is sufficient to
how it should look like:

f the sellers and the consumption


ey have marginally increasing

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