1. When income tax is lowered to 20% level, how much more growth can be obtained?
2. When dividend tax is 0%, how much more growth can be
obtained?
3. Which policy is better for the government? And which policy is
better for the company? Why would government employ these 2
policies simultaneously?
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Do you agree that inflation causes higher consumption tax? Elaborate the answer.
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Roger has invited Caleb to his party. Roger must choose whether or not to hire a clown. Simultaneously, Caleb must decide whether or not to go to the party. Caleb likes Roger but he hates clowns - he even hates other people seeing clowns! Caleb’s payoff from going to the party is 4 if there is no clown, but 0 if there is a clown there. Caleb’s payoff from not going to the party is 3 if there is no clown at the party, but 1 if there is a clown at the party. Roger likes clowns - he especially likes Caleb’s reaction to them but does not like paying for them. Roger’s payoff, if Caleb comes to the party, is 4 if there is no clown, but 8 − x if there is a clown (x is the cost of a clown). Roger’s payoff, if Caleb does not come to the party, is 2 if there is no clown, but 3 − x if there is a clown there.
• Write down the normal form game
• Assume x = 2 Find the Nash equilibrium (Pure and Mixed if any)
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What are the best way to improve the business sector in this pandemic today as many family business sectors get impact on it?
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Answer please the Question below with your own words - WRITTEN FORM - Written means that it is typed here not as a picture
2) In a 1953 study of stock prices, what did Maurice Kendall find and what does it mean in terms of the EMH? Explain
2.1) Even if the markets are efficient, you can find a job as a professional portfolio manager. How is that possible?
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(Chapter 2) talks about the budget constraint, and the concepts of opportunity cost and marginal decision making. I want you to share about a recent decision making or coming decision that you have to make, and how these economic concepts fit into your decision making? What are some marginal costs (opportunity cost) and marginal benefits (utility) associated with such a decision?
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There are three sets of possible policy conclusions about European Structural Funds (Euro funds that allocate funds from the European Budget to promote regional cohesion):
1. The European Commission should void transfers to regions where they do not do any good
2. Improve the efficiency of structural funds by prioritising regions that benefit most from transfers
3. Reform the system of transfers
Briefly discuss whether the first two options would benefit the integration process of the European Union.
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Compare and contrast the four different types of International Strategies; Transnational, International, Localization, and Global Standardization. Include in your analysis an
example of a firm that would take on that strategy and why.
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We can expect the IS-curve to become flatter as
-the supply of money decreases
-the marginal propensity to consume decreases
-money demand becomes more interest sensitive
-investment becomes less sensitive to interest rate changes
-none of the above
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Why government provide deductibility over tax? Is there any deductibility for consumption tax? If yes, Why? If no, Why?
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What is the relationship of inflation and taxation? Would taxation be considered as the tool to control money supply?
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Define the term "netnography," and discuss how netnography HAS BEEN and COULD BE used to develop marketing intelligence. Also, what are its advantages and disadvantages with respect to more traditional methodologies in marketing research?
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Briefly describe the production approach to measuring a country’s Gross Domestic Product. Include in your description a definition of “value added” and explain the role of value added in calculating GDP under the production approach
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