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Abeego is the original beeswax food storage wrap, based out of Victoria, BC. The true vision behind Abeego is to Keep Food Alive and hold space for those hungry to rekindle food wisdom inherent to humankind.
Abeego plans to export to Germany. Describe Legal and regulatory analysis for Germany? (min 300 words)
Legal and regulatory – this section reports barriers or restrictions on trade in the country/region of entry.
General Trade Restrictions and discussion of trade environment
Tariffs, Quotas, License Fees, Import Taxes, etc.
Memberships (WTO, Trade blocs, NATO, UN, etc.)
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what is the impact of corona virus on african economies? 1000 words
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An accountant for a car rental company was recently asked to report the firm's costs of producing various levels of output. The accountant knows that the most recent estimate available of the firm's cost function is C(Q) = 100 + 10Q +Q 2 , where costs are measured in thousands of dollars and output is measured in thousands of hours rented. Explain and show your work: a. What is the average fixed cost of producing 2 units of output? (2) b. What is the average variable cost of producing 2 units of output? (2) c. What is the average total cost of producing 2 units of output? (2) d. What is the marginal cost of producing 2 units of output? (2) e. What is the relation between the answers to (a), (b), and (c) above? Is this a general property of average cost curves?
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1) What are the economic incentives for a nation to cut plastic use if the plastic ends up in international waters/other countries?
2) Without international organizations such as the UNEP having the authority to dictate international plastic restrictions, how do we get countries (often with competing national interests) to work together to fight this problem?
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in 2/3 paragraphs please explain if automation is better suited for capitalism or socialism economic system?
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Q18
Consider changes in the government's debt-to-GDP ratio (G/GDP). If the rate of interest on government debt is ________ the growth rate of GDP, a primary budget __________ will _______
Question 18 options:
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less than; surplus; always reduce the D/GDP ratio. |
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less than; deficit; increase or decrease the D/GDP ratio. |
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greater than; deficit; always increase the D/GDP ratios. |
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equals; balance; not change the D/GDP ratio. |
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All of the above. |
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Suppose we can think of dividing a person’s working years up into three periods. The person has three alternatives. The first is for her to start working immediately, earning $100,000 ($100k) in period 1, $110k in period 2, and $90k in period 3. The second is to spend $50k to attend college in period 1, then earn $180k in each of periods 2 and 3. The third is to attend college in period 1 (as in the previous option), attend graduate school in period 2 (which entails no spending or earnings), and earn $400k in period 3.
a. If her period discount rate is 20%, which option maximizes the net present value (NPV) of her lifetime earnings (net of costs)?
b. How low must her discount rate get to change the answer you got for part (a)? (Using a spreadsheet would be very helpful. Try lowering her discount rate 1 percentage point at a time so see how the NPV of each alternative is affected.)
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“Can Selling Be Globalized? The Pitfalls of Global Account Management”, Arnold, David, Julian Birkinshaw, and Omar Toulan
This article is now 20 years old. Which of the authors’ findings do you feel are still relevant? Justify your response. Which are outdated? Justify your response.
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A widget-rationing program requires that anyone who buys widgets first pay a lump sum for a license; i.e. the consumer cannot buy widgets without a license. The license allows the consumer to buy any number of widgets at the controlled price. The proceeds from the sale of the licenses are used to reduce income taxes for widget buyers and non-buyers alike.
With widgets on the x-axis and income on the y-axis, draw the budget constraint before and after the imposition of the license for a consumer who does not buy a license.
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Macropoland is currently experiencing a recession--consumption
and investment are very sluggish, and unemployment is quite high at
9%. Currently, inflation is very low at 0.4% (the historical
average rate of inflation is about 2%). The Macropolish President
has just hired you as her economic advisor. Your job is to
prescribe policy that would enable the economy to recover from the
recession. Explain how you could use the standard tools of
expansionary monetary policy and expansionary fiscal policy to
stimulate this economy towards economic growth.
Develop a response that includes examples and evidence to support
your ideas, and which clearly communicates the required message to
your audience. Organize your response in a clear and logical manner
as appropriate for the genre of writing. Use well-structured
sentences, audience-appropriate language, and correct conventions
of standard American English.
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