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1. The Incidence of the TaxIdentify and describe the factors that estimate who actually bears the burden of a tax increase on a specific good, such as gasoline, cigarettes, or some other product. Use at least two examples in your response. Is the incidence of the tax a consideration when government imposes this tax increase? Why or why not?
2. Trade restrictions have a significant impact upon international trade. Identify and discuss at least two arguments that support trade restrictions and two against trade restrictions. Use at least one example for each argument. Which arguments do you agree with and why?
The Thompson company projects an rise in sales from $1.5 million to $2 milliion, but requires an additional $300,000 of current assets to support this expansion.
The Ecuadorian Sucre is trading for $0.000425 today and you are redeeming an Ecuadorian 1-year bill that you bpught one year ago when the Sucre was at $0.0005.
With respect to aggregate supply and aggregate demand, what will be most likely to happen when quantity supplied exceeds the quantity demanded?
From the following data, calculate the average annual return, the variance, standard deviation,and coefficient of variation for each asset.
Corporation A, a low rated company, desires a fixed-rate, long term loan. A currently has access to floating interest rate amount at a margin of 1.5 percent over LIBOR.
Information covering the most recent thirty days are given in the following table for the value per gallon of regular gasoline at a local station.
Focusing on the production of a nation other than the US. Determine what is currently going on with the Canadian Automotive Industry and explain why is this important?
Sal's International is a popular haircutting and styling salon near campus of University of New Orleans. Four barbers work full-time and spend an average of fifteen minutes per customer.
A bicycle produced in the U.S. costs $100. Using the exchange rates listed in Table 1, what would the bicycle cost in each of the following nations?
A Company issues $1,000,000 of commercial paper with a maturity of 60 days and a discount rate of 5%. The paper is sold through a dealer who charges 0.25 percent.
China and Japan have 2factors of production, land and labor. Both countries produce 2-goods, corn, which needs more land, and computers, which needs more labor.
Suppose the following data, and answer the question below. China and England are international trade partners. The following information are expected payoffs for the two countries.
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