Transwestern's average deliveries to California were 924 MMBtu/d (85%), with San Juan lateral throughput at 849 MMBtu/d. Total East deliveries averaged 479 MMBtu/d. El Paso's average deliveries to California were 2146 MMBtu/d (73%): - PG&ETop, capacity of 1140 MMBtu/d, deliveries of 716 MMBtu/d (63%) - SoCalEhr, capacity 1250 MMBtu/d, deliveries of 985 MMBtu/d (79%) - SoCalTop, capacity 540 MMBtu/d, deliveries of 445 MMBtu/d (82%) Friday's posted Gas Daily prices: SoCal gas, large pkgs 1.94 (-.635) PG&E, large pkgs 1.855 (-.61) TW San Juan 1.62 (-.70) TW Permian 1.71 (-.70) Enron Online bases: Dec-Mar Apr-Oct Perm-CA .05 (-.03) .21 (-.02) SJ - CA .20 (even) .41 (-.03) SJ-Waha .20 (+.04) .26 (+.01) Perm-Waha .05 (+.01) .06 (+.01)
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answer: California Capacity Report for Week of 11/12-11/16
It seems everyone agreed to Ninfa's. Let's meet at 11:45; let me know if a different time is better. Ninfa's is located in the tunnel under the JP Morgan Chase Tower at 600 Travis. See you there. Schroeder
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Kate Symes Student No. 569430668 1. The invention of the french fry would result in an increased demand for potatoes - that is, the demand curve for potatoes would shift outward. This would result in an increase in price, and a corresponding increase in supply. As the supply curve comes up to meet the new, higher demand curve, we would actually see an increase in overall demand, supply, AND price. The statement is wrong in assuming that increased supply equals a lower price. 2. a. The value of one bottle of beer to me between points A and B is 8 bottles of soda. b. I am therefore indifferent between bundles A and B, because they both allow me the same frequency of use and same level of satisfaction. c. Bundle E must include about 216 bottles of soda in order to make me indifferent between it and bundle D. This follows from the logic that, when I have 100 bottles of soda, it would take about 8 more to make me give up one bottle of beer in the bundle. Here I have 200 bottles of soda - I would need AT LEAST 8 bottles of soda to make me give up one more beer in another bundle with the same frequency of use. 3. Firstly, this legislation produces a disincentive for parents to travel with children on an airplane because it increases the already high costs associated with flying. Add to this the somewhat more relaxed rules of the highway, and you might find more families taking road trips on their next vacation. This is a potential secondary effect of the legislation which could actually increase injuries and fatalities - secondary because it would not be directly associated with injuries caused in airplane crashes, but because it would incent people to find other, possibly more dangerous, modes of transportation. 4. Auto safety legislation puts constraints on auto makers to make cars as safe as possible while still maintaining a profit. It also narrows consumers' choice sets when buying a new car. A person buying a car in a country with no auto safety legislation might make auto safety a priority in their decision. In a country indoctrinated by Nader's book, the choice between whether to buy a safe or unsafe car is taken away - all cars are made equally safe. Because of this, car-buyers have less incentive to drive safely and more leeway to choose their car for other reasons. Soon, safety in a car becomes a moot point and the car buyer is only concerned with a good price or other incentives. Auto accidents increase because there is no longer an incentive to drive safely - legislation has made cars, in consumers' minds, indestructible. If cars are indestructible, so then are the people in them. 5. a. My demand curve shows that I would purchase 1 gallon of soda at a price just under $10. So when I purchase 5 gallons at $5 a gallon, I am better of by $12.50. b. I can purchase 3 more gallons of Diet Coke when it is priced at $3 a gallon than when it's priced at $5. Therefore, I'm better off by $2.50 - a gain of 3 gallons times a decrease of $2 divided by 2. c. If Diet Coke was free, I'd consume up to 10 gallons of it before it wouldn't be worth it for me to consume anymore. My consumer surplus is $50. 6. a. A will sell chairs to B. A can make 5 chairs in the time it takes him to build 1 table, while B can only build 3 in the time it takes him to build a table. (A's chair-to-table time ratio is greater than B's - 1/2 to 1/3.) b. A will buy tables from C. C can make a table in only twice the amount of time it takes him to build a chair, while A takes five times as long to build a table than a chair. (A's table-to-chair time ratio is greater than C's - 5 to 2.) c. B will do neither. Since B can make chairs faster (rate of 1/3 for B to 1/2 for C), B won't buy chairs from C. And because C can make tables faster (rate of 2 for C to 3 for B), B can't sell tables to C. 7. a. The equilibrium price is $3.96.
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answer: Econ 201 Homework 1
The transfer of your securities and mutual funds is in process. There are a few Canadian items that will not transfer. You mentioned that you would like to sell the Canadian securities and transfer the cash. Can you please call Dale Onrait at 250-712-2195 and have him liquidate the Canadian positions and tell him you would like the proceeds and the Candian cash to be converted to US dollars and transfered to RBC Dain Rauscher. This instruction must come from you. If you have any questions, please give me a call.
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Canadian Transfer