Due to your intellectual skills you have easily remembered the following instruments: (a) treasury bills, (b) certificates of deposit, (c) commercial papers, (d) repurchase agreements and (e) fed funds.
Question 6. Who issues each of the above mentioned securities and for what reason?
IT SHOULD BE BASED ON MONEY MARKET , FULL ANSWERS WITH EXAPLES AND REASINS.THANK YOU .
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1) Should Texas adopt a full-time legislative model instead of a part-time model? Why or why not? Be sure to use information from the readings notes to support your answer.
2)Should Texas remove the governor's line-item veto power and only give him the option of a full veto? Why or why not? Be sure to use information from the readings to support your answer.
3)Does Texas provide too much authority and power to local government? Should some things be more regulated by the state than the local governments? Why or why not? Be sure to use information from the readings to support your answer.
please answer at least 6 sentences each. Thank you guys so much.
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What are the pros and cons of a protectionist trade policy with of international trade theory in mind
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Please solve handwritten, no Excel.
A company purchased new casting equipment at a cost of $250,000. The company also paid an extra $70,000 in necessary costs to have the equipment delivered and installed. The casting machine has an estimated service life of 10 years, and it will be depreciated at a CCA rate = 25%.
a] What is the Cost Basis of the casting equipment?
b] What will be the CCA amount each year for the service life of the casting equipment? Hint: the half-year rule applies by default.
Hint: the half-year rule applies by default.
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Write a report on : Tha impact of Covid - 19 on supply chain networks?
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Rising protectionism, as evidenced by the recurring escalations of US-China trade tensions, is a feature of the contemporary global trade landscape. What are some current examples to support the pros and cons of protectionism?
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If P = -$500,000, Annual Income = +$10,000 per year, Salvage= +$700,000, and N = 10 years. Determine the Interest Rate
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For this assignment you will need to write a short, argumentative essay in which you argue either for or against judicial elections. In your essay, give reasons why you are either for or against judicial elections and what system you think is best for selecting judges. The essay needs to be AT LEAST one page,
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Answer the two questions below in two pages by reading the chapter titled with “What does Capitalism mean”? [“Capitalism: A Short History, Jürgen Kocka, 2016, Princeton University Press]
1. When did capitalism emerge as a concept in Germany, France and England?
2. What are the main features of the three thinkers Marx, Weber and Schumpeter's views on capitalism?
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Answer the questions with an essay of not more than 300 words : 2. Explain the short run and long run effects of the following events on output and price level with the AD-AS diagram: a. tax cuts b. money supply increases c. an increase in the price of key imported inputs d. a natural disaster that destroys a significant portion of production capacity e. a major technological innovation
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1) Should Texas adopt a full-time legislative model instead of a part-time model? Why or why not? Be sure to use information from the readings notes to support your answer.
2)Should Texas remove the governor's line-item veto power and only give him the option of a full veto? Why or why not? Be sure to use information from the readings to support your answer.
3)Does Texas provide too much authority and power to local government? Should some things be more regulated by the state than the local governments? Why or why not? Be sure to use information from the readings to support your answer.
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If P = -$500,000, Annual Income = +$10,000 per year, Salvage= +$700,000, and N = 10 years. Determine the Interest Rate
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1. Suppose that the market demand is described by P = A – B(Q+q) where P is the market price, Q is the output of the incumbent firm, and q is the output of the potential entrant to the market. The incumbent’s total cost function is C(Q) = c1Q, whereas the cost function of the
entrant is C(q) = c2q+F.
a. If the entrant firm observes the incumbent producing Q* units of
output and expects
this output level to be maintained, what output q will the
entrant produce?
b. How much output would the incumbent firm have to produce to just
keep the entrant
out of market?
c. If the entry occurs, does the incumbent firm really produce the
output in part b?
Suppose that upon entry, these firms play a Cournot game.
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1. The State of Florida currently budgets $10,000/year for two goods—voting machines (which cost $1,000 each) and voter education programs (which cost $500 each). Their wise governor, Jeb, knows his constituency well enough to know their indifference map over the two goods. Now, consider bundle A which consists of 5 voting machines and 10 education programs. The slope of Florida's indifference curve at bundle A is –3 (assume voting machines are on the horizontal axis).
a. Is this combination of goods the optimal bundle of goods for the State of Florida?
b. If so, explain why. If not, carefully explain how Florida can re-arrange its expenditures (i.e., choose another bundle) to reach a higher level of utility (you do not need to determine exactly which bundle they would choose).
c. Show how a $5,000 grant from the federal government would affect Florida's budget constraint. d. Suppose the federal government restricts the state to spend this $5,000 grant on voting machines only. Re-draw the state's budget constraint, reflecting this requirement.
2. Suppose that the demand curve of a good is vertical over a given range of prices. Draw the corresponding indifference curves and budget lines (assume the indifference curves of this good meets the four assumptions of preference, and the budget line is linear). Is this good a normal good? (Hint: draw the diagram of the process of getting a demand curve, figure out what substitution effect and income effect should be, and whether income effect is positive or negative.)
3. Jeff has a monthly income of $400, which he spends each month on dinners (which cost $20 each) and movies. He finds that he maximizes his utility by spending half his income on dinners and ha lf on movies. His marginal rate of substitution at this bundle of goods is 0.4 (measured with dinners on the horizontal axis).
a. Given this information, what is the price of movies?
b. Draw Jeff's budget constraint and indifference curve at this optimal bundle. Label both axes appropriately.
c. Write an equation—in slope- intercept form—for Jeff's budget constraint.
d. What is the opportunity cost, in terms of dinners, of an additional movie? e. Now suppose the price of dinners changes to $25. Show on your diagram how the budget constraint will change. Can Jeff still afford his initial bundle from part b?
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