Suppose a pandemic virus strikes and public health experts recommend everyone voluntarily stays at home until the spread of the virus subsides. For this analysis, assume the players are You and Everyone Else and each of you has the choice between staying at home or going out. If everyone goes out (regardless of what you do), then the pandemic will last longer and everyone receives a payoff of -3. Going out is worth a payoff of 2 (e.g if everyone goes out, then the payoff would be -3+2=-1 for every person that went out).
a. Draw a normal form representation of this game.
b. Do you have a dominant strategy?
c. What is the Nash equilibrium?
d. What does this suggest about public policy and voluntary stay-at-home orders?
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The global economy is under significant stress to include U.S. state and local governments given expectation of lower income taxes and lesser fees and tolls.
a) How should expectations of financial stress impact the yield of municipal debt given actions by investors to include individuals and mutual funds?
b) whether the supply or demand curve within a loanable funds framework (% and $) should change and in what direction. Should state/local governments expect to pay more or less to borrow?
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What is the link between institution and development? Explain practical evidences (considering any case studies you are familiar) that show the direct link between these two?
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Conflicting Monetary and Fiscal Policies
We have yet to fully define the makeup and design of the Federal Reserve system, but during our discussions of the problems relating to fiscal policy the fact it sometimes conflicts/coincides with monetary policy was mentioned. I would like each of you to research the history of any/all such instances of when these policies either conflicted or coincided with one another and write a one-page summary of one occurrence. Be sure to include examples of the real-world effects this situation created on our economy.
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What is the link between institution and development? Explain practical evidences (considering any case studies you are familiar) that show the direct link between these two?
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Of the factor that influences globalization, liberalization of trade is more of a recommendation to the south not only to control their market but also to dictate their political strategy. Why and explain
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The importance of inflation resides ultimately in its overall effects on the standard of living of a people. Discuss
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Please refer to the case Negotiating with Chinese Business Partners: what are you going to give us by Stephen Grainger. And answer the following question.
What should the EDC directors do now? Provide support for your response.
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You have been asked to assess the industry position of Facebook Social Media using Porter’s Five Forces and, based on your assessment, offer 3 ways, by which globalization can reduce Facebook’s single-handed influence on social media and using it to shape public opinion.
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a) Jasmine makes quarterly deposits of $1,000 into a savings account that pays 4 percent compounded monthly. How much money will she have in her account in 25 years?
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1. Catching up to advanced capitalist countries,
2. Being caught up to by more rapidly growing countries, or
3. Still experiencing a big gap in living standards with no immediate prospects of catching up.
Briefly explain why the country you are a citizen of falls into the category you have chosen.
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Development is possible in the absence of growth in an economy. Discuss
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Tesla Corporation (TSLA) stock has been in demand over the past
year, tripling in value between July 2019 and January 2020, despite
reporting losses in two of the last four quarters. Autonomous
vehicle technology is poised for introduction in urban and long
haul applications by companies such as Plus.ai. In an interview
with Quartz, Bill Gates suggested that taxing robot output could
help cover the shortfall in social services due to lost jobs and
help pay for the increase in social services and support needed by
displaced workers. An article in The Atlantic Magazine (A World
Without Work) lays out the impact of automation on jobs and
eventually on the default social contract in most capitalist
societies. A review of a book with the same name provides
additional insight.
Please research the topic of automation and its impact on an
individual’s ability to monetize their human capital. Given the
idea that humans need to contribute to society to feel fulfilled
and happy, please respond to the following:
What is your personal philosophy about firms using automation without regard to its impact on society?
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