how does providing organization-wide training be effective in eliminating workplace bullying?

Suppose a community faces a pollution problem because of emissions from a polluter with MAC=36- 2E. The information on pollution damages is given by MD=E .
(a) If there is a tax rate on emissions of $ 9/unit, then what is the emission level choosen by the polluter in equilibrium? What is the amount of its compliance costs?
(b) What is the socially efficient tax rate in the given situaton?
(c) Now imagine a situation where the polluter bargains with the community ( let's say, with the community government) and offers to pay $6 for each unit of emission ( i.e. $6/unit) it is allowed to produce. What level of emissions is the community likely to allow? What is the likely net gain to the community from allowing those units of emissions?

1. Identify and discuss the key macro and micro environmental factors affecting TOYS R US Company. How has the company responded to these challenges?

Think of the ‘legacy cost’ problem associated with those US steel firms which face the prospect of bankruptcy.  That is, the problem of retirees having their firm-provided pensions and health benefits threatened.  Many commentators agree that a suitable policy response to this issue would be the US government putting a strong emphasis on assisting with legacy costs provided that the steel companies concerned permanently close their high-cost steel plants.  By contrast, the use of tariffs (taxes on imported steel) has been widely criticized.  So why is the use of tariffs, in some ways, a politically easier option?  Also consider the steel tariffs put in place by President Trump.  Note which exporting countries are most heavily impacted

The following passage refers to the operation of a free-market economy. Delete the words (in italics) which are incorrect.

                In a totally free-market economy, the quantities of each type of good that are bought and sold, and the amounts of factors of production (labour, land and capital) that are used, are determined by the decisions of individual households and firms through the interaction of demand and supply.

                In goods markets, households are demanders and firms are suppliers. In labour markets, households are suppliers and firms are demanders.

                Demand and supply are brought into balance by the effects of changes in price. If supply exceeds demand in any market (a surplus), the price will fall. This will lead to a rise in the quantity demanded but a fall in the quantity supplied. If, however, demand exceeds supply in any market (a shortage), the price will rise. This will lead to a fall in the quantity demanded and a rise in the quantity supplied. In either case, the adjustment of price will ensure that demand and supply are brought into equilibrium, with any shortage or surplus being eliminated.

If production of a good increases from 48 to 118, what is the percentage change in the quantity produced? Enter a number rounded to two decimal places. Do not enter a percent (%) sign.

The price of a good is $55. If the price of the good increases by 11% then what is the new price of the good? Enter a number rounded to two decimal places. Do not enter a dollar sign.

Use Excel to answer the following question:

The capital fund for research project investment at a corporation is limited to $100,000 for next year. The company uses an MARR of 15% per year. There are three independent project proposals (i.e., none, one or more can be selected) with pertinent information given in the below table.

(a) Formulate the mutually-exclusive alternatives (i.e., bundles) without calculating any worth. Which of the mutually-exclusive alternatives are feasible? Comment.
(b) Use the Excel built-in function NPV to perform a PW analysis for selection and comment.

Should we keep the penny? The penny, and the nickel, both cost more to mint than their face value. What do you think? Keep the penny? Change its composition? Why or why not?

1. What is the relationship between the federal funds rate and Inflation? 2. if the graph of federal rates is in recession, is the inflation graph in expansion? 3. How about vice versa? Please explain with definitions and examples from the US economy. This can be answered as a paragraph. Thank you.

Use Excel to answer the following question:
Sundance Detective Agency purchased new surveillance equipment with the following estimates. Note: The year index is k = 1, 2, 3, ... to calculate the maintenance costs and extra revenues for the corresponding years.

(a) Prepare a cash-flow (CF) table, do present worth (PW) analysis using an appropriate Excel built-in function to calculate the discounted payback period x with a return of 10% per year.
(b) For a preliminary conclusion, should the equipment be purchased if the actual useful life is 7 years? Comment.

6. Cows are not endangered because

7. Economists assume entrepreneurs are motivated by

8. The things that must be forgone to acquire a good are called

9. An example of an opportunity cost that is also an explicit cost is

10. On a 50-acre farm, a farmer is able to produce 2,000 bushels of wheat when he hires 2 workers. He is able to produce 2,800 bushels of wheat when he hires 3 workers. Which of the following possibilities is consistent with the property of diminishing marginal product?

Use the short-run asset approach to predict the effect of a temporary increase in money supply in the U.S. on expected future exchange rate of dollar against euro and spot exchange rate of dollar against euro.