In what ways can social, emotional, or cultural connotations impact color choices?

Q1. Will the Globalization will be affected in a negative way(reducing than now) when there is a current situation like

(1) Corona virus pandemic(2020)

(2) World financial crisis(2007-2008)

why these current situation may affect on the globalization?

Suppose the number of employed people in an economy is 121,166,640.

The unemployment rate in this economy is 10.4%,

and the labor force participation rate is 72.5 %.

1. What is the size of the labor force?

2. How many people are unemployed?

3. What is the size of the working-age population?

1. Trace the transformation of economic systems, and emphasize this transformation in the United States. (please use sociological terms if possible)

Q5. Explain two (2) main shortcomings that property managers can expect because of Electronic Information Systems.

1. In general, the demand for a good or service is said to be inelastic (or relatively inelastic) when the price elasticity of demand is greater than one. T/F ?

2. Economies of scale helps explain why small businesses tend to favor high minimum wage laws. T/F ?

3. An increase in the size of the federal government and a decrease in the size of the private sector will tend to increase productivity and increase economic growth. T/F ?

4. According to the Austrian way of thinking, a people will live well only if they produce well; they will produce well only if they work, save and invest. T/F ?

5. Government policies can inhibit productivity. T/F ?

6. Supply curves show an inverse relationship between price and quantity. T/F ?

7. Interest rates can fall to zero, but this does not mean that banks will be able to lend out more money. T/F ?

8. In a free market where there is no government regulations and little union pressure imposed on business, there is a natural tendency toward growing social costs. T/F ?

Zeus Lighting Fast sells peripherals, such as printers and scanners, with their new desktop and laptop computers. Their supplier for printers charges $50 per order, and holding cost is $200 per unit. They sell 50 printers per month. The manufacturer has offered the following price schedule:

a) What order quantity minimizes total annual inventory cost?

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b) The supplier has offered to be a drop shipper, i.e., they will ship directly to the customer. In exchange, they will increase the unit price to $520 per computer, but not charge the ordering costs and all inventory will be held at the supplier. From a purely financial standpoint, should Zeus take them up on the offer?

In the case of Yemen, how does nationalism lead to conflict in Yemen?

Critically evaluate the process of performance management of your job (Job is Assistant Lecturer). Your answer should
include the following elements:
(i) Importance of your job to the organizational mission achievement (Why the job
exists).
(ii) Explain the process of performance planning, KPIs, Standards setting and monitoring
the jobs at your organization in general and in particular your job.
(iii) Explain the way the performance appraisal of yours has been conducted,
(iv) What kind of purposes the appraisal information is used.
(v) Highlight the areas which need to be corrected/amended in performance
management of your job.

in channel design decision , explain strategies tp determine the number of marketing intermediaries

What is meant by labor relations and what does it entail?

What does collective bargaining entail?

Is it advantageous in an organization or not?

Should companies be penalized or individuals thrown in jail for raising prices or selling “gouged” supplies? What, if anything, does this help protect against? Do you think it is a fair punishment? Why or why not?

Summarize the factors that cause goods to have a more inelastic supply.

A plant’s production function is Q = L^1/3 K^2/3, where L is hours of labor and K is hours of capital. The price of labor services, w, is $40 per hour and of capital services, r, is $10 per hour.

a. Derive the long-run expansion path. In words describe what the expansion path represents.

b. In the short-run, the plant’s capital is fixed at K = 64. Labor, on the other hand, is variable. How much will it cost to produce 80 units of output in the short-run?

c. In the long-run, both labor and capital are variable. How much will it cost to produce 80 units of output in the long-run?

1. What is the purpose of the AD/AS model, and how are the Keynesian and neoclassical perspectives different?
2. Explain how it is possible for one economist to accept both the Keynesian and neoclassical perspectives.
3. What was the most interesting thing you learned in the "Giant Pool of Money" podcast?
4. Explain how we can model the collapse of the housing market in the AD/AS model. Hints: When the bubble burst and wealth fell so rapidly, what curve will shift? When that curve shifts, what does that predict will happen to unemployment, inflation, and GDP?