Explain how employers and job seekers (employees) agree upon the combination of risk of injury and wage rate. Be sure to use graphs and explain each component

What are the limits to the U.S. long-term economic growth? Is there anything that our government can do to address these limits, or would it be a bad idea to try? 250 words maximum

What are the difference and similarity between the Transferable Emission Permits and Emission Standards?

Markets are separated into two broad categories based on their level of competition. On the one hand there are perfectly competitive markets and on the other hand, there are all other market structures which are grouped under imperfect competition. Markets under imperfect competition are generally described by fewer firms with each firm having some degree of market power depending on the number of firms in the market. Discuss the fundamental differences between perfect competition and imperfect competition (include a discussion of marginal revenue). In addition, discuss how the degree of market power effects the welfare of producers, consumers, and society. 20 Points

In this Laboratory the student must IDENTIFY AND EXPLAIN (2) International, Multinational, Transnational and Global companies. To identify and explain each company, the student must consider THE CHARACTERISTICS that define each company model. Prepare it in an essay format.

1. ​Which of the following statements is correct regarding the Fed?

2. ​Raising the discount rate is:

3. ​Given an upward sloping aggregate supply curve, which of the following changes in the aggregate demand curve is observed when the Fed reduces the money supply?

4. ​If the short-run aggregate supply curve is positively sloped and the Fed increases the money supply, aggregate demand:

How has the workplace changed in the past twenty years and what are the implications of the changes? Where are the trends likely to take us in the next twenty years?

2)How do self-interested businesses benefit society?

3) Using the thinking at the margin concept, explain a student's decision to wake up and attend an 8 AM class in the winter (the student is already registered for the class).

4)Why do airlines sometimes advertise last-minute airline ticket sales at low prices? What economic principle are they applying?

Markets are separated into two broad categories based on their level of competition. On the one hand there are perfectly competitive markets and on the other hand, there are all other market structures which are grouped under imperfect competition. Markets under imperfect competition are generally described by fewer firms with each firm having some degree of market power depending on the number of firms in the market. Discuss the fundamental differences between perfect competition and imperfect competition (include a discussion of marginal revenue). In addition, discuss how the degree of market power effects the welfare of producers, consumers, and society. 20 Points

Suppose that Japan can produce 5 cars in 6 hours and 15 HD TVs in 8 hours. The US can produce 5 cars in 7 hours and 15 TVs in 5 hours. Explain which country has a comparative advantage in producing cars and which country has a comparative advantage in producing TVs. In your answer, be sure to be very specific as to how you identified the comparative advantage in each country and define how one goes about identifying comparative advantage.

Assuming that this is what is produced in each country (5 cars and 15 HD TVs), nothing more and nothing less, explain how both countries can benefit through trade. Again, be very specific in terms of identifying the gains from trade and how each country is better as compared to not trading at all.