What indicators would you look for in assessing the political riskiness of an investment in Eastern Europe?

Adam Smith coined the Diamond Water Paradox. Where something that is essential to life has little value where something that does not has great value.

1.) Explain what theory Adam Smith was using and therefore was unable to explain why the paradox existed.

2.) Explain how modern economist have solved the Diamond Water Paradox.

3.) Explain the difference between Marginal Utility and Total Utility

4.) Give an example of Marginal Utility vs Total Utility in today's society.

give each answer an example

Determining a Stock's Value

Of the three different investment theories used to evaluate and determine a stock's value (Fundamental Analysis, Technical Analysis, and Efficient Market Hypothesis), which one of these do you think is the most effective and why? Make sure to discuss the facts, or reasons, supporting your conclusion.

how developing nations might better manage globalization to maximize its effect on both terrorism and growth?

: EACH QUESTION SHOULD BE 1 TO 3 PAGES IN LENGTH TO COVER THE MATERIALS. USE CITATIONS FROM YOUR RESEARCH AND THE CLASS MATERIALS. PROVIDE WORKS CITED PAGE.

Question: what is meant by the term Jus Cogens. Why is it important to international law and what effect does it have on the making of international law.

A free trade equilibrium exists in which the United States exports machinery and imports clothing from the rest of the world. The goods are produced with two factors: capital and labor. An increase now occurs in the U.S. endowment of capital, its abundant factor.

A. What is the effect on the shape and position of the U.S. production possibility curve?

B. What is the effect on the actual production quantities in the United States if the commodity price ratio is unchanged? Explain.

C. What is the effect on the U.S. willingness to trade?

D. Assuming that, the U.S. growth does affect the international equilibrium price ratio, what is the change in this price ratio?

Explain the historical difference between the economic growth in England and that in the United States. What were the major causes of economic growth in each nation? What were the similarities and differences?

Provide 2 paragraphs to answer the following question.

1. What are some of the major different types of taxes? How are they levied and who pays each tax? What is meant by a tax’s progressivity? How is this determined?

1. SQL is considered one of the most valuable skills to empower managers as data analysts. Search the Web for free resources that teach SQL. Try a free introductory lesson (you might find these in sites like Khan Academy, and Code Academy, among others). Is this something you might continue to explore on your own? Does your university offer classes where you can learn SQL and other methods and technologies used in data analytics?

2. Name and define the terms that are supplanting discussions of decision support systems in the modern IS lexicon?

3. Think about the amount of data that is collected about you every day. Make a list of various technologies and information systems you engage with, and the organizations that use these technologies, systems, and services to learn more about you. Does this information serve you better as a consumer? What, if any, concerns does broad data collection leave you with?

4. What do you think about dynamic pricing? Is it good or bad for consumers? Is it good or bad for businesses? Explain your answer.

5. What is business intelligence? Provide examples of three types of business intelligence software used by firms to support managerial decision making.

Explain Backward Induction Method and Extensive Form of Game through relevant examples in the soft drinks industry.

Discuss and explain what can be learnt by “Industrial Organization”

Answer the following questions in a paper of 500 words with 1 reference:

1. Do you believe cultures are irreconcilably different? Or is it that deep down people are people and we're really all the same? How does this distinction relate to the difference between cultural relativism and traditional theories of ethics?
2. Write down some factors leading to a significant decision you've made. It could be about choosing a field of study or a career path. Now, can you walk through each of the factors within the eternal return? Are there any decisions you made that you'd take back and change?
3. If you're doing business overseas as a cultural ethicist, why would it make sense to consult the local chamber of commerce? Who else might you consult for moral guidance? Why?
4. A cultural ethics is neither true nor false. Explain.
5. Imagine that you had two parents and a sister working for Oil-Dri in the United States. The overseas client you've been sent to do business with is a half-brother from your father's first marriage. He demands a bribe. How could the ethics of care be used to justify accepting or refusing?