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Many legal standards exist that businesses are required to meet in order to ensure product safety. These standards tend to be well defined, and adherence is a generally accepted risk mitigation strategy. Less quantitative risks exist, often in the area of ethical behavior, and enumerate assumptions often made about the large portion of the world living at or below the poverty line. Do such assumptions represent ethical challenges? Why, or why not?
Suppose current interest rate is 5% and you pay $250 for a bond. How much should bond pay you in one year.
According to the article about the gasoline shortage, which way is the demand curve shifting
If both persons carry an average balance of $3000 on their credit cards for 3 years, how much more money will Edward repay compared with what Jorge owes
a. What is the effect on East Asia’s willingness to trade? b. Assuming that each region is large enough to influence international prices, how do East Asia’s good-growing seasons in food affect the equilibrium international price ratio?
A typical university football program requires alumni to join one of several booster clubs (each club gets seats in different parts of the stadium) before the person can buy season tickets. What has this got to do with consumer surplus?
The FOC and local SOC for the firm's optimization problem can be used to prove the law of supply, meaning exactly: if the firm supplies a positive quantity at the current market price, then at a higher price it will supply a larger quantity.
Andy purchases only two goods, apples (q1) and kumquats (q2). He has an income of $40 and can buy apples at $2 per pound and kumquats at $4 per pound. His utility function is U(q1,q2)=3(q1)+ 5(q2). What is his marginal utility for apples and what is ..
What interpretation would you give the exponent for R? Why do you suppose R was included in the equation as a variable?
Miller and Coors who together produce 85% of all beer consumed in the US, each spend well over $250 million a year on television advertising campaigns, promoting their beer brands.
Disposable personal income equals personal income and two factors are the keys to determining labour productivity
q. without trade the united states produces 45000 units of clothing and 150000 cans of soda. without trade brazil
q.sara is a dot.com entrepreneur who has established a web site at which people can design and buy a sweatshirt. sara
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