According to Richard Wolff, why did wages stop rising in the 1970s? How did workers react to stagnate wages? How did stagnate wages affect business?

How does Sandel counter the economist's Utilitarian argument in favor of ticket scalping and paid line-standers?

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There are many other tips that can be found online to help anyone save money. Perform at least one internet search to find informative or educational web pages about tips to save money. Read through at least one of them. Be sure the web page you found includes the information you need to discuss in your paragraph (see below). Address all of the following in your paragraph: What web page(s) did you find? Identify each web page by their title (as shown in the Google search results) and web address (URL). Have you tried any of the tips identified in the web page(s)? If yes, which of the ways to save money have you tried and which tip have you found to be the most effective in saving money? Why do you think they would be/are effective? If no, which tip do you think would be the most effective for you and that you might want to try. Why would you think this tip might be the most effective for you?

Francis Fukuyama argues that "history has ended." Samuel Huntington warns of an imminent "clash of civilizations." Who is correct? What do the histories of Germany and Iran suggest about which argument may be correct?

Summarize the Libertarian and Utilitarian arguments in favor of the market.

WRITTEN WORK do 5 of 7 Articulate an argument for and against five of the following statements.

Topic 1: GDP is the best measure of how well an economy is doing

Topic 2: Inflation harms the poorest and most venerable in our economy

Topic 3: Everybody gains from free trade.

Topic 4: Increases in GDP reflect increases in the well-being of a country.

Topic 5: Steps should be taken to reduce its size of the underground economy in Canada

Topic 6: An economy experiences cyclical fluctuations and this is good for a market based economy.

Topic 7: Large corporations are the major drivers of the world’s economy

At the moment the government of Canada measures the strength and well-being of the nation through the GDP, which focuses on economic growth. It is assumed in this case that a country in which goods and services earn high market values is considered to be a 'good' country to live in and that people there are well off. But is this necessarily so? According to Waring, it is important to have an alternative indicator of well-being, ideally one which is arrived at collaboratively and collectively, and which takes a holistic approach to well-being. The Canadian Index of Well-Being has worked collaboratively to develop such a definition. In their words, well-being is defined as: “The presence of the highest possible quality of life in its full breadth of expression, focused on but not necessarily exclusive to: good living standards, robust health, a sustainable environment, vital communities, an educated populace, balanced time use, high levels of democratic participation, and access to and participation in leisure and culture” (CIW).

What do you think about this definition?

Is it complete enough?

What specific things would you include in such a definition?

a) What is the meaning of the term “middle class,” as defined by political economy? Explain its meaning in your own words to an audience that is not familiar with political economy.

b) What is the difference between the “old” middle class and the “new” middle class. Use contemporary examples (i.e. not those in the readings) to explain your answer.

c) Choose ONE segment of the middle class (i.e. old or new). Then discuss how EACH stage of US capitalism has affected that segment of the middle class. How have changes in the institutional setting of accumulation strengthened (or weakened) that segment of the middle class?

Research - Product launch failing to comply to regulations or standards - minimum 2 pages, no maximum. Brief product descriptions, company descriptions, detailed explanation of situation and which regulations were in question. why did the product fail to meet regulations? What can you learn from this? What was the outcome and did the company face fines or worse?

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WHY COLLEGES NEED SECURITY FOR ON-CAMPUS HOUSING AFTER COVID-19 PANDEMIC? (300-500 words)

4. Answer parts (a) and (b) of this question. Venture capitalists rely relatively heavily on criteria relating to characteristics of the inventor (for example, whether he/she is capable of sustained effort) when deciding whether to fund a new innovation-based venture. On the other hand, internal review procedures tend to rely relatively heavily on criteria relating to characteristics of the invention (for example, whether the invention is technically feasible). (a) [25 marks] Explain the meaning of the terms “adverse selection" and “moral hazard". (b) [25marks ]Describe the main characteristics of venture capital. In what sense can venture capital be seen as a response to adverse selection and moral hazard in the market for funding new innovations?

Texas Government class.

Given the geographic, economic, and population diversity of Texas, how does the state maintain the one-party dominated provincialism that dominates Texas' political culture?

Two alternatives for purchasing a new printing machine (from providers A and B) are being considered for a production upgrade of a printing facility. Alternative A has a life of 2 years, first cost of $1200, annual reduction in maintenance cost (can be treated as revenue in this cash flow) of $650, and salvage value after 2 years of $250. Alternative B has a life of 3 years, first cost of $1650, annual reduction in maintenance cost of $790, and salvage value after 3 years of $250. MARR = 8%. Alternatives are replicable in the future. Calculate the NPW of each alternative. Show calculation steps leading to this choice and provide explanations whenever possible.