Category: Economic

53 percent of energy European Union consumes comes from its imports that have affected trade balance of because of high imports of fossil fuel (Daly, 2014). Therefore, the union look forwards for reduction in energy dependency in order to enhance energy security, reduce the import bills and affordable energy, to ensure consistency to meet climate […]

Most noticeable is improved demand at the international level for automotive products that comes from this economic strength in emerging economies as citizens receive improved education and workplace opportunities. Growth in disposable income in these emerging economies have paved the way for new freight transportation channels and improved distribution of product across the world. Growth […]

More consumers have developed preference for drinks other than carbonated drinks. The demand for alternative beverages in the US in 2009 contributed to the global demand considerably, with close to half of the demand for beverages coming from the US. Sales in the US made up 42.3% of the $40.2 billion in sales in 2009. […]

Frontier Airline Assignment In the United s, the airline industry is one of the highly competitive industries. Some of the competitive factors include fare pricing, the location, customer service, routes operates and the aircraft types. Unfortunately, some of Frontier’s competitors are bigger and have bigger resources, and this makes the competition stiff. Currently, there are […]

nbsp.Regulatory interventions aim to increase perceived costs and reduce the availability and accessibility of substances. Increasing price, restricting settings of use, and raising the legal purchase age is effective in reducing the use of alcohol and tobacco and related harms. Screening and brief intervention are efficacious, but the efficacy of a range of treatment approaches […]

Question Home Depot entered fiscal 2016 with a total capitalization of $27,258 million. In 2016, debt investors received interest income of $845 million. Net income to shareholders was $6,390 million. (Assume a tax rate of 35%.) Calculate the economic value added assuming its cost of capital is 10%. (Do not round intermediate calculations. Enter your […]

Trade and investment plays an important role in shaping the economic and the socialperformance of a country, more especially those of the developing ones. In fact no country hasgrown to its… Management

Question If a monopolistically competitive industry is in long-run equilibrium, a firm in that industry might be able to increase its economic profits by: decreasing the price of its product. increasing the price of its product. increasing the demand for its product. decreasing the demand for its product. Economics

How might they not have an unfair Question How might foreign countries have an unfair economic advantage? How might they not have an unfair economic advantage? How may these advantages and disadvantages affect the economy in your area? Marketing

production Question After World War II was over, the USA assumed the lead in economic activity and economic expansion. The production of goods and services led American companies to search for foreign markets in order to sell what they could produce. Then, the world woke up to Supply Chain Management practices, and jobs started leaving […]

Question Assignment 1: Maximizing Profits and Minimizing Losses Consider a supplier of agricultural equipment who is deciding how much of two products should be produced by his firm. You determine what the two products are. Now create a report that includes a discussion and analysis regarding how such a supplier makes such a determination in […]

Question Interdependence occurs when firms consider the actions of other firms when making price and output decisions. all firms in an industry are affected by the same general economic conditions, like consumer incomes and the unemployment rate. firms cooperate to increase profit. both a and b all of the above Economics

Question MCQ 1-Which of the following is correct? a-Recessions come at regular intervals and are easy to predict b-During economic contractions most firms experience rising sales c-Shot run fluctuations in economic activity happen only in developing countries b-When real GDP falls, the rate of unemployment rises. 2-Most economists use the aggregate demand and aggregate supply […]

Running Head: Not-For-Profit and For-Profit Healthcare Institutions Not-For-Profit And For-Profit Healthcare Institutions 1 Not-For-Profit and For-Profit Healthcare Institutions2Economic behaviors… Science

Question accounting process involves all of the following except a) identifying economic transactions that are relevant to the business b) communicating financial information to users by preparing financial reports c) recording non quantifiable economic events d) analyzing and interpreting financial reports Managerial Accounting

Question Topic question is on Strategic Management. Q1) Describe Starbucks overall business level strategy. Q2) How Starbucks manage the relationship with their customers over the years strategically? Q3) Describe the market segmentation that Starbucks serves over the years and in your opinion are those segmentation worth to invest for success) Q4) Is the differentiation strategy […]

Refer to the Question Q7. Refer to the short-run data. Which of the following is correct? A. This firm will maximize its profit at 440 units of output. B. Any level of output between 100 and 440 units will yield an economic profit. C. This firm’s marginal revenue rises with output. D. Any level of […]

Question How do macroeconomists distinguish between nominal and real values of variables? Does nominal or real GDP give a better picture of changes in economic activity and economic well-being? Why? Suppose the nominal GDP of Italy increased by 1% between 2011 and 2012. Is this information sufficient to conclude that the economy grew in that […]

Question 3. Satriale uses 145,600 switches per year (or 2,800 per week) and currently orders 2,800 weekly (assume they are delivered immediately). If the carrying cost per switch is $6.20 and the fixed order cost is $1,200, is the company’s inventory policy optimal? What is the economic order quantity they should use? How much money […]

Explain why each of the five major macro-economic concerns are crucially important for this Macroeconomics. Institution: Instructor: Name: Macroeconomics. 1.Macroeconomics is defined as a branch of economics that studies the behavior andperformance of an economy as a whole. It focuses on… Economics

An economic ________ is a simplified version of some aspect of Question Typically, the higher the level of income per person in a country, the higher the level of spending per person on health care. This relationship between income and spending indicates that health care is a: a. necessity b. inferior good c. normal good […]

Why should the government intervene in situations of market failure? Includeyour example enough economic analysis and tools that the course content isreflected. This is an opportunity for you to… Economics

Question How do broken windows policing and the war on drugs transfer income from the lower and middle-income groups to the top of the income distribution? How does this redistribution of income from the bottom to the top of the income distribution affect aggregate demand and the ability of the economy to recover from an […]

Its annual usage of this item is 6 250 Question ADR Ltd purchases a particular items in lots of 1 250 units. Its annual usage of this item is 6 250 units. Ordering costs are R 200 per order and the carrying (holding) costs are R10 per unit per year. Calculate each of the following: […]

Question Which of the following is NOT an obstacle to increased international economic integration? Select one: A. monopoly powers given to domestic companies of individual nations. B. high tariff rates imposed by industrialized nations. C. health and safety standard requirements. D. labor and environmental standard requirements. E. income disparities among and within trading partners. Economics

The US economic outlookStrategic plan of any given organization within a given economy need not to ignore theeconomic status of its region or country if at all it aims at achieving a reputable… Economics

Question Mario’s Pizza can produce a pizza for a marginal cost of $6. Its price is a pizza for $20. (i) Could Mario make a larger economic profit by offering a second pizza for $5? (ii) Could Mario make more money by offering a coupon that credits for $4? Should this coupon have an expiration […]

Question Monopolistic competition is characterized by firms: producing differentiated products. making economic profits in the long run. producing at optimal productive efficiency. producing where price equals marginal cost. Economics

Question Proponents of using the inflation tax to finance government budget deficits argue that: these deficits would be far worse otherwise. while inflation is undesirable, the breakdown of the economy that would occur in the absence of an inflation tax would be worse. the economic slowdown produced by the inflation tax is preferable to the […]

a regional, country, Question select a product and a country for a global business venture. Conduct a regional, country, and product analyses for your new global venture. Prepare a 1,050-word (min, no max) outline to address the following: Running Head: MORAN BUSINESS ANALYSIS1 Moran Business AnalysisNameInstructorDate MORAN BUSINESS ANALYSIS 2 Region analysisRegional alliances and economic […]

Question A trading arrangement that commits participating nations to remove all barriers to trade among their group, to abide by common restrictions on trade with other countries outside the group, to allow unhindered movements of factors of production within the group, and to closely coordinate all economic policies with other participants is known as: Select […]

Question What are 3 social trends faced by many United States-based businesses? What are 3 economic trends faced by many United States-based businesses? What are 3 technological trends faced by many United States-based businesses? What are 3 governmental policy trends faced by many United States-based businesses? Select an organization, and provide a brief overview of […]

Question So I hear the phrase perfect competition a lot when referring to economic monopoly. What is perfect competition and what makes it that way to be called that? can someone enlighten me on this? Economics

Question Suppose you are an economic adviser to the president, and the president asks to make an economic analysis of MonoTV, Inc., a firm that sells a patented device used in high-definition television sets. You have the following information about MonoTV, Inc. a. Given the data in the table, graphically show all the elements necessary […]

Question 11.The World Bank classifies low-income countries as those with per capita incomes less than a maximum threshold of about: Select one: a. 4000 b. 1000 c. 12000 d. 18000 12.Which of the following is a private organization that periodically seeks to address financial problems of less developed nations? Select one: a. World Bank b. […]

Question Which of the following is true? A firm in an oligopoly: will always have a concave production function will only produce when they can achieve increasing returns to scale does not set its own price can make economic profit in the long-run Economics

Question Suppose the market demand curve is p=1000−q and the market is regulated. The regulator’s objective is to maximize social welfare. For each of the following three cost functions find the social welfare-maximizing market price and market output. Then using these values calculate the highest social welfare for each the three cost functions and compare […]

Question Is the GDP Still Accurate in the Digital Age? GDP is the sum of all income earned in a country during a year. Alternatively, it can be thought of as the value of all production in an economy during a year.But do income and production measure happiness?The way we measure GDP can both overstate […]

A.INVENTORY Question please help me to answer this question CASE 1-3 ASAP, THANKS! A.INVENTORY BALANCES AND PURCHASE TRANSACTIONS Although fairly voluminous, purchase transactions at wending are not complex. Inventories are tightly controlled so that overstocking and obsolescence are normally not a problem. Inventory, although not as liquid as cash, is subject to theft. At wending, […]

Question Cheesburger and Taco Company purchases 15,340 boxes of cheese each year. It costs $13 to place and ship each order and $7.53 per year for each box held as inventory. The company is using Economic Order Quantity model in placing the orders. How many orders will be placed each year? Round the answer to […]

Question For a perfectly competitive firm, if economic profits exist, how will this impact the number of firms in the industry? If economic losses exist? What will long-run economic profits be for the perfectly competitive firm? Economics

Question From a buyer’s point of view, if the seller of a good charges a price which exceeds the competitive equilibrium level in the short run, then: which is correct? 1) the seller will not be able to sell anything. 2) the buyer will perceive an inelastic supply curve. 3) the seller will earn zero […]

The machine was originally purchased ten Question Your business is evaluating the replacement of one of its machines. The machine was originally purchased ten years ago at a cost of $35,000 and has been depreciated to a book value of zero. If your company replaces the machine, it will be able to bid on larger […]

Question Which of the following statements is (are) correct?(x)Prices direct economic activity in a market economy by influencing the actions of buyers and sellers.(y)In a market economy, prices reflect the both the value of a good to society and the cost to society of producing the good.(z)In a market economy decisions are guided by individual […]

Question Refer to the above graph. It shows a profit-maximizing, purely competitive firm operating in the short run. Which area in the graph represents the amount of economic loss for the firm? bcde abef 0beg acdf Economics

Question The size and cut of a diamond allows people looking at a ring to roughly estimate its cost and make a judgment about the wearer’s economic status. A diamond is a(n) a. status symbol.b. significant clue.c. item of no material culture.d. penalty. Sociology

What are the characteristics of each regional integration bloc? Define and Question 1. What are the characteristics of each regional integration bloc? Define and explain the four stages of regional economic integration: 1) Free trade area -(no barriers between them) A group of countries committed to removing all barriers to the free flow of goods […]

Against the Marketing of Unhealthy Food to ChildrenApart from the myriads of other socio-economic problems that are putting the UnitedStates into extensive dilemma, it is the menace of fast food… Writing Help

Household production. (a) Define household production and housework Running head: ECONOMIC SOLUTIONS 1 Economic SolutionsStudent’s NameInstitution 2 ECONOMIC SOLUTIONSFirst partQuestion OneHousehold Production and HouseworkHome production can be said as a… Economics

Of advertising b) Marginal Question 6.Pure monopolists may obtain economic profit in the long-run because: a) Of advertising b) Marginal revenue is constant as sales increase c) Of barriers to entry d) Of rising average fixed costs 7.An industry is characterized as having many firms, a differentiated product, no barriers to entry and elastic demand. […]

Running head: TOTAL ECONOMIC OUTPUT Total Economic Output Name Course Title and NumberProfessor’s NameDate 1 TOTAL ECONOMIC OUTPUT 2iPhone plus 6 economic outputIntroduction The iPhone 6 plus… Business

How Employees and Organization Treat Other Economic AgentsManagerial ethics come into play in the dating between the company and its employees with othereconomic retailers. The primary retailers… Operations Management

Question PP Ltd operates a standard absorption costing system. The following information has been extracted from the standard cost card for one of its products: Budgeted production 1500 units Direct material cost: 7 kg × £4.10 £28.70 per unit Actual results for the period were as follows: Production 1600 units Direct material (purchased and used): […]

(Example Running head: SOCIO-ECONOMICAL STATUS AND EMPLOYMENT Socio-economical status and employmentNameInstitution 1 SOCIO-ECONOMIC STATUS AND EMPLOYMENT 2 Socio-economic status and employment… English

Question Financial managers make a variety of decisions that can affect a firm’s value. These include capital budgeting, capital structure, and dividend policy decisions. A financial manager’s decisions and actions are evaluated against the criterion of their effect on the price of the firm’s common stock. Good decisions result in increasing share prices and increasing […]

Question Business Ethics- Sustainability Many people only perceive two of the pillars of sustainability: environmental protection and economic development. Why is it more difficult for people to recognize the role of social equity (justice) instead of all three pillars? What would be a real life application of this? Business

Question 22 Demonstrate graphically and explain verbally the case of a monopolistically competitive firm earning a positive economic profit. Is this firm in a short run or a long run equilibrium? In the short run, how does this case differ from the monopoly market outcome? 23 Demonstrate graphically and explain verbally the long run equilibrium […]

Question If Happy Cleaners and Sparkle Cleaners are in a Cournot oligopoly and Happy Cleaners has a lower cost of production than Sparkle Cleaners, in equilibrium, Happy Cleaners will produce ________ than Sparkle Cleaners and earn an economic profit that is ________ Sparkle Cleaners. Economics