1. Explain the concept of an economically optimal thinning intensity (percent volume removed) given one thinning age y and one rotation age t.

1. Explain the steps of the scientific method.

2. Explain the use of logic to reach a valid conclusion.

In a small town in France, the demand curve for wine is given by P_D = 124 - 2Q_D and the supply curve for wine is given by P_S = 4 + 2Q_S. Suppose a price ceiling is imposed on wine at a price of $50. This will cause a _____________(shortage/surplus) of ______________ bottles of wine.

In a local​ market, the monthly price of Internet access service decreases from

​$3535

to

​$2525​,

and the total quantity of monthly accounts across all Internet access providers increases from

80 comma 00080,000

to

180 comma 000180,000.

What is the value price elasticity of​ demand, expressed as a positive​ number?

is it 3.75?

. ​(Round your answer to two decimal​ places.)

The demand is

Consider the topics addressed and the resources presented in this course. Which of these do you believe will be most meaningful to you in your career either now or in the future? Why? What information have you gained that will influence your dissertation research? Explain.

Topics are:

• Topic 1: Overview of Marketing History and Philosophy

• Topic 2: Evolution of Marketing Theories

• Topic 3: Rise of Multinational Marketing

• Topic 4: Changing Nature of Markets

• Topic 5: Legal and Ethical Considerations

• Topic 6: Evolving Organizational Structures

• Topic 7: Rise of Marketing Departments

• Topic 8: Emerging Marketing Strategies

When the Gizmo Company could sell a gizmo for​ $10, it produced​ 2,500 per month. More​ recently, the price of a gizmo has fallen to​ $9 and so Gizmo is only producing​ 2,000 units per month. What is the price elasticity of supply for​ gizmos?

A.

minus−0.47

B.

0.47

C.

minus−2.11

D.

2.11

which of the five marketing management orientations best applies for buffalo wild wing?

Assume the following set of equations describe the economy of Agriland:

Consumption = $100 billion + .6YD YD refers to disposable income

Investment = $90 billion

Government spending = $70 billion

Taxes = .25Y

Exports = $65 billion

Imports = 0.1Y

1. Calculate the equilibrium level of output for Agriland? (Show formula and calculations)

2. Calculate the multiplier for Agriland. (Show formula and calculations)

3. What is the impact on the equilibrium level of output in Agriland of an increase in government spending of $80 billion. (Show formula and calculations)

What are the demographics of the population(s) migrating in the UK? What are the reasons for migrating (push and pull factors)

what are the safeguards that are in place to prevent corruption in the Caribbean Court of Justice

Answer the following questions, please be thorough in your response.

1. Give an example of a positive and negative externality and what regulations the government would use to correct the negative externality?

2. Choose a product protected by intellectual property rights. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of that product being protected

4. Consider an economy in which the amount of investment is equal to the amount of saving
(i.e., the economy is closed to international flows of capital).
Any output that is not saved is consumed (all equivalently, C=Y-S; C=Y-I; c=y-s; c=y-i).
The production function is ?? = ?????? and labor force grows at rate n while productivity (A) is
constant.
The “golden rule level of saving – investment ” is the “optimal” saving – investment rate
(????) that maximises consumption per worker (?? is the fraction of income that is invested –
saved).
Prove that marginal product of capital (MPK) equals (?? + ??) at the golden rule level of saving
– investment (?? is depreciation rate).
Show the golden rule level of saving – investment on a graph.
On the same graph, show the case in which this economy is over saving – investing. (Hint: In
this case, higher saving - investment does increase GDP per worker, but not consumption
per worker.)

1. Discuss the Federal Reserve's unconventional policy tools that they employed during the 2008 crisis. Make sure you discuss the following:

   • How did they differ from the normal policy approach of the Fed prior to 2008?

   • Now compare this to the Fed's actions during the current CoVID-19 crisis. What has the Fed done this time that is different from the 2008 crisis?

   • What might be perceived as "dangerous" by those that are interested in prudence from the Federal Reserve?

   • What has been the effect on the financial markets of the Fed's actions?