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1. "The biggest problem facing developing countries across the globe in 2006 was disease. The HIV/AIDS pandemic had infected more than 40 million worldwide and up to 40 percent of the adult populations of some African countries, such as Botswana. Describe the effects of HIV/AIDS on the economies of these countries. Make sure you discuss the sources of economic growth and the use of scarce resources.
2. For a developing country to grow, it needs capital. The major source of capital in most countries is domestic saving, but the goal of stimulating domestic saving usually is in conflict with government policies aimed at reducing inequality in the distribution of income. Comment on this trade-off between equity and growth. How would you go about resolving the issue if you were the president of a small, poor country?
Now suppose the economy currently produces 2,500 garments of clothing and 3,000 bushels of wheat, illucidate which is represented by point B. Under these conditions, the opportunity cost of producing an additional
Which policy do you believe would be more effective in the short term for accomplishing these goals.
The steel industry has been lobbying for high taxes on imported steel. Russia, Brazil also Japan have been producing also selling steel on world markets
The U.S. cigarette organization has negotiated with Congress also government agencies to settle liability claims against it.
Evalute any one economic model of such imperfect competition, and assess how well it explains the behaviour of real firms, and the results such behaviour might have upon the efficiency of resource allocation.
Suppose she is offered a new job that would pay her $15,000 and would bring her earnings high enough so that she no longer qualified for any welfare benefits.
You used this information in deciding to open a store. Your store Explain however has not come even close to these annual sales.
Compute the opportunity cost, for producing a single Twinkie and a single cupcake for Jasper and for Jasmine. Jasper can produce.
Elucidate the inelasticity of agricultural products in general then compare which to the elasticity of a single food item such as a filet minion.
If the firm's price elasticity of demand is equal to -2 (or 2 in absolute terms) illustrate what price should the firm charge in order to maximize profits
Master Card has a series of cute commercials that list a series of accounting items also costs leading to a costless product.
Illustrate what is the difference between the firm's short-run supply curve and its long-run supply curve? Make up an actual example to explain your answer.
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