The question is about finding the number of opticials starting from the macroeconomic formula of the equilibrium income ( keynes formula). I have no clue in how to resolve it, but it is a case that a friend of mine received for the last round in mck from a partner.
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How do I derive the number of opticians in Milan starting from the equilibrium income Y*?
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Antonello
on Nov 30, 2019
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Hi,
the statement about equilibrium is not 100% clear (n. of opticians is necessary and sufficient to serve all the demand?)
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Antonello
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Vlad
on Nov 27, 2019
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Hi,
Your question is unclear, could you pls clarify?
Thanks
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