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What are the short- and long-term economic benefits and costsassociated with our
What are the short- and long-term economic benefits and costsassociated with our current high federal government budgetdeficits? Do you think the economic benefits outweigh the ec…
What are the three basic protections for arbitration laid down by the Supreme Co
What are the three basic protections for arbitration laid down by the Supreme Court in the Steelworkers' Trilogy? Explain the steps involved in choosing an arbitrator using the Am…
What are the three functions of money? Which function is the defining characteri
What are the three functions of money? Which function is the defining characteristic? How is the discount rate different from the federal funds rate? Consider the balance sheet fo…
What are the three main weapons with which the Fed can control credit expansion?
What are the three main weapons with which the Fed can control credit expansion? For each, what action does the Fed take to contract the money supply? How powerful are they in con…
What are the three measures of the Human Development Index (HDI)? 1) Wealth, ave
What are the three measures of the Human Development Index (HDI)? 1) Wealth, average birthrate, political stability 2) Age, income levels, average death rate 3) Voter participatio…
What are the three most important variables that cause the market supply curve f
What are the three most important variables that cause the market supply curve for labor to shift? The supply curve for labor shifts with changes in O A. the price of the product,…
What are the three phases in the evolution of CRM? O a Recency, analytical, proc
What are the three phases in the evolution of CRM? O a Recency, analytical, processes Ob Reporting, analyzing, predicing O c Recency, analyzing, predicting Od None of the above QU…
What are the two assumptions economists make about consumer preferences? Economi
What are the two assumptions economists make about consumer preferences? Economists assume that A. consumers can rank different consumption bundles and that consumers are not limi…
What are the two main problems a central planner (who would dictate resource use
What are the two main problems a central planner (who would dictate resource use and the allocation of goods across consumers) would face in trying to ensure an efficient allocati…
What are the two methods to determine the profit-maximizing quantity of output?
What are the two methods to determine the profit-maximizing quantity of output? Ian offers his mowing services in the perfectly competitive lawn mowing industry. He has fixed cost…
What are the two types of inflation? How is inflation calculated? Of these two,
What are the two types of inflation? How is inflation calculated? Of these two, which is one is usually the cause behind rising prices? What empirical evidence can be provided for…
What are the two types of inflation? Of these two, which is one is usually the c
What are the two types of inflation? Of these two, which is one is usually the cause behind rising prices? What empirical evidence can be provided for the previous conclusion? Why…
What are the welfare impacts of a monopoly on firm (producer surplus), consumer
What are the welfare impacts of a monopoly on firm (producer surplus), consumer (consumer surplus) and society (total welfare) in comparison to perfect competition? Compare a mono…
What are two characteristics all public goods have in common? rivairy and exclud
What are two characteristics all public goods have in common? rivairy and excludability excludability rivalry and nonrivalry and nonexcludability nonrivalry and nonexcludability Q…
What are your feelings regarding how psychological functioning is classified as
What are your feelings regarding how psychological functioning is classified as either adaptive and healthy or maladaptive and unhealthy? Does the field of psychology create a man…
What are your thoughts on performance based budgets Nakita and class? This type
What are your thoughts on performance based budgets Nakita and class? This type of budgeting can be a way to drive outcomes. The thing about outcomes and the government versus out…
What aspects of the existing contract are usually reviewed by the management pre
What aspects of the existing contract are usually reviewed by the management preparing for negotiations? Identify the important points that should be kept in mind by the managemen…
What aspects of the existing contract are usually reviewed by the management pre
What aspects of the existing contract are usually reviewed by the management preparing for negotiations? Identify the important points that should be kept in mind by the managemen…
What assumption makes the approximate method of finding the external rate of ret
What assumption makes the approximate method of finding the external rate of return a proxy? a) All receipts and disbursements of a project are assumed to be invested at a minimum…
What assumptions about the economy must be true for the invisible hand to work?
What assumptions about the economy must be true for the invisible hand to work? To what extent are those assumptions valid in the real world? Do economists have any particular exp…
What assumptions cause the immediate short run aggregate supply curve to be hori
What assumptions cause the immediate short run aggregate supply curve to be horizontal? Why is the long run aggregate supply curve vertical? Explain the shape of the short run agg…
What branches of Government are responsible for managing the economy, and why? W
What branches of Government are responsible for managing the economy, and why? What is the composition of the GDP and how to compare nominal versus real values? How did Maynard Ke…
What can explain the income disparity around the world? The differences in capit
What can explain the income disparity around the world? The differences in capital and/or labour stock? This is one of the major challenges we face today. In the context of Solow …
What changes in the organization and activities of the Federal Reserve Board wou
What changes in the organization and activities of the Federal Reserve Board would you suggest to improve its operations? Should the Fed be more or less powerful? Does having a re…
What charges, if any, might be brought under the antitrust law in each of the fo
What charges, if any, might be brought under the antitrust law in each of the following situations? a. The owners of the only two taxi companies in a town are discovered holding s…
What combination of the two goods below allows you to maximize your utility with
What combination of the two goods below allows you to maximize your utility with a budget constraint of $14? Show how you arrived at your conclusion in the space provided below. P…
What condition would create less worry about the Social Security system? a. If t
What condition would create less worry about the Social Security system? a. If the amount paid into the social security system by an individual was equal to the amount of the soci…
What costs and revenues do economists include when calculating profit that accou
What costs and revenues do economists include when calculating profit that accountants don’t include? Give an example of each. A. Economists and accountants calculate profit with …
What determines the composition of national output? In some cases, we say that t
What determines the composition of national output? In some cases, we say that there is "consumer sovereignty." meaning that consumers decide how to spend their incomes on the bas…
What determines the share of a subsidy that benefits consumers? If demand is rel
What determines the share of a subsidy that benefits consumers? If demand is relatively more elastic than supply, consumers will benefit more from the subsidy than producers. OB. …
What did Abraham Lincoln once said about buying rails from England? Explain the
What did Abraham Lincoln once said about buying rails from England? Explain the fallacy in his logic. Who benefits from imports? Who gets hurt? Is overall effect of imports positi…
What different Human Resource Management practices may need to be changed? What
What different Human Resource Management practices may need to be changed? What practices are strong? What theories support these observations? What specific changes may need to b…
What differentiates the U.S. income inequality ratio from that found in less-dev
What differentiates the U.S. income inequality ratio from that found in less-developed countries? It is higher than in less-developed countries due to the large number of poor peo…
What distinguishes oligopoly from monopolistic competition? a) An oligopolist ex
What distinguishes oligopoly from monopolistic competition? a) An oligopolist explicitly takes into account competitors’ reactions to its output and pricing decisions, whereas a m…
What distinguishes the short run from the long run? A) In the short run, all inp
What distinguishes the short run from the long run? A) In the short run, all inputs are variable, and in the long run, all inputs are variable. B) In the short run, some inputs ar…
What do all the points on an isoquant have in common? What does the slope of the
What do all the points on an isoquant have in common? What does the slope of the isoquant represent? What is the isocost line similar to in consumer behavior? How does it differ? …
What do complexity and self-organized criticality imply for the existence of bla
What do complexity and self-organized criticality imply for the existence of black swans? In particular, are black swan events really as improbable as we think they are if the eco…
What do critics of social learning theory cite as a weakness? Social learning th
What do critics of social learning theory cite as a weakness? Social learning theories fail to acknowledge parenting differences in socialization. Social learning theories do not …
What do economists mean when they say that monetary policy can exhibit cyclical
What do economists mean when they say that monetary policy can exhibit cyclical asymmetry? How does the idea of a liquidity trap relate to cyclical asymmetry? Why is this possibil…
What do goods like gasoline, tobacco, and alcohol typically share in common? A p
What do goods like gasoline, tobacco, and alcohol typically share in common? A progressive tax is imposed on each of them. A regressive tax is imposed on each of them. They are al…
What do indifference curves look like if the two goods a consumer is consuming a
What do indifference curves look like if the two goods a consumer is consuming are perfect substitutes? What do indifference curves look like if the two goods a consumer is consum…
What do we mean by rate sensitivity? What are some examples of rate-sensitive as
What do we mean by rate sensitivity? What are some examples of rate-sensitive assets? Why does it make sense for a proportion of fixed-rate mortgages to be considered rate-sensiti…
What do you expect for a normal rate of return in the computer software industry
What do you expect for a normal rate of return in the computer software industry, which is considered to be much riskier than the computer industry? A) above 18% B) less than 18% …
What do you expect for/in the Market for Ramen Noodles? ED Pos or Neg? If ED = -
What do you expect for/in the Market for Ramen Noodles? ED Pos or Neg? If ED = -2, Elastic or Inelastic? Interpret this ED: ES Pos or Neg? If ES = 4, Elastic or Inelastic? YD Pos …
What do you identify as clear first-mover advantages and late-mover disadvantage
What do you identify as clear first-mover advantages and late-mover disadvantages to a product being introduced to any African country? When preparing your answer, please identify…
What do you mean? I\' ve provided you all information, including the table. See
What do you mean? I' ve provided you all information, including the table. See below. 1. Record the following transactions in the Balance of Payments table on the next page. (a) A…
What do you notice about the life expectancy in all of the countries?(U.S.=78.37
What do you notice about the life expectancy in all of the countries?(U.S.=78.37, North Korea=68.89, Germany=80.07)
What do you thing? I aggre or disagree and why? Keynes Vs. Classical COLLAPSE Bo
What do you thing? I aggre or disagree and why? Keynes Vs. Classical COLLAPSE Both Classical and Keynesian economist have great economy perspective on business cycle theory which …
What do you think are the strongest arguments in favor of group decision making?
What do you think are the strongest arguments in favor of group decision making? The strongest against it? Describe a situation in your own professional or academic lives working …
What do you think is the relationship between budget deficits and growth rates?
What do you think is the relationship between budget deficits and growth rates? What do you think these relationships say about the "development" process? With the going on "globa…