The Energy and Environment Minister has asked you to advise her on promoting “green power.” She has been given a proposal to offer a 1/c per kWh subsidy to green power. You suggest that she should instead impose a 1/c per kWh tax on power that isn’t green. She says that the cost advantage of green power is the same either way, but taxes are harder to sell politically. You still argue for the tax. Why? (Max 100 words)
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Compare and contrast how the internet has changed "connections with customers".
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Explain the concept of globalisation and explore its implications for business?
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Exercise 4
Analyze the Demand and Supply of the selected Foreign Exchange Market.
Consider the exchange rate €/$ in the short-run. Answer the questions below and provide an example for each case:
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Suppose your government asked you to do research for the effects of the COVID 19 pandemic on the labor market and evaluate whether the announced policy responses so far will be enough to revitalize the market in the short and medium run, along with the possible challenges in implementing them. Describe in detail how would you conduct this research.
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facts about NGOs that deal specifically with communities (how they raise money, how they may influence policy, etc)
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Question (foreign investment)
a-If there are internal economies of scale, why would it ever make sense for a firm to produce the same good in more than one production facility?
b-Consider the model where firms have different levels of marginal cost ( “Firm Responses to Trade: Winners, Losers, and Industry Performance”).Explain why trade liberalisation has the same effect on an economy as an increase in the aggregate productivity of an economy (i.e. that the average output per worker increases).
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1.How can you get subsidized health insurance if you
have lost your coverage due to the coronavirus outbreak?
2.At what date is the current “open enrollment” period
to sign up for health coverage scheduled to end?
3.What did the Sacramento City Council decide
regarding evictions during this current public health
crisis?
4.At what date did the moratorium on evictions become
effective?
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Write an Essay/ research paper from following topics:
unemployment
• GDP
• poverty
• taxes
• economic growth
• inflation
• quantity theory of money etc.
Requirement 2 pages
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Question
a-Imagine that Vietnam would close its trade in buttons with other countries. Would prices in Vietnam increase or decrease? (Hint: this depend on the size of the Vietnamese domestic demand).
b-Consider, again,. Assume that Vietnam maintains free trade in buttons but that its current output in this industry is zero due to competition from China.Now, the Vietnamese government decides to subsidise its button industry (this causes Vietnam’s supply curve to shift downwards). Will this be successful? What does it depend .
Consider, again,. Assume that Vietnam maintains free trade in
buttons but that its current output in this industry is zero due to competition from China.
Now, the Vietnamese government decides to subsidise its button industry (this causes
Vietnam’s supply curve to shift downwards). Will this be successful? What does it depend
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Suppose the total cost of a representative perfectly competitive apple producer is given as
tc = 12 + 6q + q^2$. All apple producers in the market are assumed to be identical. Suppose
further that the demand for apples is estimated as qd= 18,000 − 500p and market supply is
qs = 2,000 + 500p
a. (2 points) Find the equilibrium market price and total supply of apples in the market.
b. (4 points) What is the profit maximizing quantity of apples each company would
produce? Find the total revenue, total cost and profits associated with the profit
maximizing quantity.
c. (4 points) Comment on whether this is an equilibrium in the short-run or in the long-run.
Which assumption of perfectly competitive markets do you base your response on?
d. (3 points) What is the short-run supply function of this apple producer?
e. (2 points) What is the number of companies in the market in the short-run?
f. (5 points) Using the assumptions of the perfectly competitive model, comment on what
will happen in the market in the long-run. What will be the new equilibrium price?
What will be the number of companies? Assume input prices will remain the same, no
matter what, regardless of the number of apple producers in the market.
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What do you think are the contributions of small/medium businesses in the Canadian economy? Is there any other profession or field where similar benefits/contributions that might be offered?
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[Hint: Use a standard policy brief template]
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A monopoly sells good Q in two markets. The demands in these two markets are depicted by the equations, ? = 10 − ? and ? = 18 − 3? . The goods for both markets are supplied from ##$$ the same factory with the marginal cost, $2.
a. (5 points) What is the profit-maximizing price-quantity combination in each market? What is the total profit? Assume a consumer in one market does not have access to the other market, i.e., (s)he can buy the good only in the market (s)he is in.
b. (8 points) Suppose now that the monopoly cannot price discriminate. What is the profit- maximizing price-quantity combination? What is the total profit? Show your answer on a diagram with proper labels. How many units of the good does the monopoly sell in each market?
c. (7 points) Suppose now, for the combined markets in part (b), the monopoly can perfectly price discriminate. What is the profit-maximizing price-quantity combination? What is the total profit?
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