Do you think that Disney has grown from internal or external economies of scale?

Assuming that Disney is similar to other multinationals what do you conclude when you read about the slow economic growth rate in the U.S. compared with the growth rate of the multinationals of the past few decades? What about wage growth rate?

4.   Policymakers have long debated whether employees should be required to join a union. Federal law allows unions to negotiate security clauses in collective bargaining. However, the Taft-Hartley Act of 1947 allows states to pass right-to-work laws to make security clauses illegal. The year is 1946 and you are the leader of a small craft union in Missouri. You are in the midst of bargaining for a new contract and you must select a form of security clause to include in the bargaining agreement.

1. Do union leaders typically want security clauses? Explain why.
2. Define each of the following kinds of security clauses in terms of their membership and financial requirements: Closed Shop, Preferential Shop, Union Shop, Agency Shop, and Maintenance of Membership.
3. Which security clause do you prefer? Why?
4. Management has agreed to the security clause you selected in part c. The year is now 1948. Is your security clause legal? Explain.
5. Now suppose your craft union opens a local in Arkansas. How will this change the membership and financial requirements of your workers?

what are some examples of companies that have employed localization strategies successfully and why?

1. What forces should a company research when assessing a nation’s business environment

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1. What factors influence a country’s international product strategy?

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Describe what Groupon is as a company (e.g. what type of E-Commerce it is), what its business model is (e.g. how it generates revenues), what its current situation is, and how do you see its future?

2) Explain how the following statements affect the demand curve for PASTA. Indicate whether they cause an increase/decrease in demand or an increase/decrease in quantity demanded. Show graphically. a) The price of rice falls. b) Consumer income increases (assume that pasta is an inferior good). c) The price of pasta sauce rises. d) The price of pasta rises.

3) Explain how the following statements affect the supply of orange juice. Indicate whether the event causes an increase/decrease in supply or an increase/decrease in the quantity supplied. Show graphically. a) Florida, “The Sunshine State”, experiences a devastatingly cold winter. b) Thepriceofplasticdecreases. c) The government mandates that all orange juice producers must provide child care for their employees

4) The Wonka chocolate bar market can be represented using the supply and demand equations below. ?? =587.5−50? ?? =500?−375 a) Find the price and quantity intercepts for the demand curve. b) Find the price intercept for the supply curve. (note: no need to solve for the quantity intercept) c) Find the equilibrium price and quantity for Wonka chocolate bars. d) Using the supply and demand graph, show the following items: demand intercepts, supply intercept, and the market equilibrium. Make sure the graph is labeled appropriately. e) Explain what would happen to the market if the price of a Wonka bar was set at ? = 3. Surplus or shortage. Calculate excess demand or supply.

1) Briefly explain how and why we want the economy potential national income, Yp to be consistent with each of the short-run Aggregated supply, SRAS and the long-run Aggregate supply,LRAS

2) Briefly explain why economic growth is only illustrated by the long-run aggregate supply, LRAS curve

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Which of the following will increase the aggregate demand curve?

An increase in consumer spending.

All of these items will increase aggregate demand.

The buying of government securities by the Federal Reserve Bank.

An increase in government purchases.

increase in corporate investment spending

Ontario has been singularly successful at managing the Covid-19 Pandemic, and as a result, there has been a gradual re-opening of stores, hair salons, restaurants and movie theatres.

Suppose that the newly re-opened Movie Theatres reduce their price of admission from $20.00 to $17.00 to get people to come back. Suppose, as a result of the reduced price in movie theatres, the “New drive-in movie theatre” from question 1 experiences a reduction in the number of cars from their equilibrium of 350 cars to 275 cars a night.

i.     Using the information provided above, Determine the Cross-Price Elasticity of Demand following the “ARC” form as we don’t have an equation to work with here.

ii.    Given the Sign of your calculation, EXPLAIN carefully; (1) the Type of Relationship between the re-opened movie theatres and the “New drive-in movie theatre” AND, (2) the interpretation of the Elasticity value calculated.

Suppose Canada can produce 20 units of Oil and 0 units of potatoes if it chooses to only produce Oil. Otherwise, Canada can produce 50 potatoes and 0 units of oil if it only chooses to produce potatoes. The United States on the other hand can produce 25 units of oil (and 0 units of potatoes) if it choose to produce only oil and 100 units of potatoes and 0 units of oil if it chooses to produce only potatoes.

A.) What is the opportunity cost of 1 potato for the U.S.? For Canada?

B.) What is the opportunity cost of 1 oil for the U.S.? For Canada?

C.) Who has the absolute advantage in the production of Oil? Potatoes?

D.) Who has the comparative advantage in the production of Oil? Potatoes?

E.) Suppose the U.S. has decided to be self sufficient and is producing 10 units of oil and 40 units of potatoes. Is there anyway that the U.S. increase its consumption of goods outside its production possibilities frontier (for example, consume more potatoes without changing the consumption of oil)?

How do businesses operate differently based on the market structure they fall in?

7. (TCO E) The City of Champions has a referendum that will go before voters to build the best football stadium in the world. The ballot calls for the voters to approve or disapprove a 6% sales tax increase to construct the new stadium. The stadium is estimated to cost $800,000,000, and this cost is detailed in the narratives of the referendum. Once the $800,000,000 is raised for the stadium construction, the stadium sales tax will be terminated, and any repairs and maintenance will be funded by proceeds from ticket sales, concessions, and other venues within the stadium.

A. What standards of equitability apply in this case?

B. Describe each standard and explain why it applies and whether the standard has been violated.

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