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You only need to refer to the 3 or 4 papers that you think are the most important. Use economics journals for your references, for example, Journal of Health Economics, Rand Journal, American Economic
Each student will select a topic from the Reading sources, mention on page two in this syllabus. The objective of the paper will be to present a professional position of your selected topic as it rela
Xco produces and sells a special type of organic oil sold by the barrel. For many years, they have sold through a Jersey-based importer. Their contract with the importer is up for renewal in six month
Present the data collected above for GDP per capita in a single chart with a line for each country’s data. Compare and comment on the differences between each country and over time. Discuss poss
Select a (domestic) public limited company of your choice which has some degree of market power. In an essay of 2400 words or fewer, evaluate the pricing strategies it employs for its core produ
Leadership. Research and describe a time in which the company faced a major crisis that threatened its business. How did the company address and overcome this situation?
The Euro has had led to positive growth in income and trade to non-EU countries. Based on this statement, how did the other countries benefit from the introduction of the Euro?
The Update of the June 4th, 2014 Beige Book was prepared at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. The information is collected 6 weeks prior to each anticipated Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC)
Instaed of a minimum wage, suppose there is unemployment benefit that pays $50 per day. Workers are indifferent between earning a wage of $50 per day and remaining unemployed and collecting the benefi
A pharmaceutical company can produce each pill of a new drug at a constant marginal cost given by MC = 5. Note that since the marginal cost is constant, then the average cost of producing pills is als
International trade is a complex area of study. Effects of policies, currencies, tariffs, trading arrangement, and other variables not only impact a country but a region and the global economy.
Explain the aims of counter cycliceal policy. Show how governments might achieve these aims by using the instruments available to them
What is private investment-Importance of PI (how changes in Fiscal policy can change it) in Pakistan-Private sector growth-Chancelling investment-Tariff and Quotes
Second, Describe two problems with banks as international lenders associated with international debt
Price discrimination tends to be more common in the sale of services (e.g., discrimination by income for universities and by age for air transportation services) than in the sale of manufactured goods
Large-denomination time deposits: $ 304 billion Currency and coin held by nonbanking public: 438 billion
Drawing on Carbaugh's discussions in Chapters 6 and 7 concerning industrial policies, strategic trade policy, the trade problems of developing nations, import substitution, and export-led growth
Motivation (Why are you doing this study? To get clarification on whether the current policy in place is optimal choice) Brief (conflicting theory (ricardian and Keynesian)
The real GDP and consumption data for nation b in 1996 is in the following table. The investment is 25 billion, and government purchases is 5 billion, assume nation b has no international trade and ta
As an economist, you have been asked to address a meeting of a group of international professionals to explain the differences between microeconomics and macroeconomics and to provide real-world examp
In 1974, one could buy a theater ticket for $1.25. Today, the same theater ticket costs $6.50. Which pair of CPI's would imply that the cost in today's dollars was the same for both tickets? a. 60 in
You are asked by the business editor of the Yuk Gazette to predict the events of the next few months. By using the data given, make a forecast. (Assume that investment is constant.)
The Federal Reserve’s strategy will require changing the money supply. How does the Federal Reserve do this, and how (and why) does this affect interest rates?
Explain why a weighted average is more suitable than an unweighted average when trying to measure price increases. B. (i) A well known annual book was priced at £17 when published in December 20
The public's preference is to hold their money as half cash, half demand deposit. Reserve requirement is 25%. Determine monetary multiplier.