What happens to social security funds once they are paid into the system?

Jeremiah deposits in a bank an amount of $5000 that he had been holding at home in a jar for a long time.
a. If the banking system is 100 percent reserve, how does the money supply change?
b. If the reserve requirement is 20 percent and the bank holds no excess reserves, how does the money supply change?
c. If the reserve requirement is 20 percent and the bank holds an excess reserve of 2 percent, how does the money supply change?

What would it take for a third party to succeed in the United States, and why? Make an argument as to why you think this could be possible - or NOT.

A firm’s profits are more likely to __________ when manager compensation is linked to

the firm’s performance.

a. be unaffected

b. increase

c. decrease

d. increase, then decrease

e. None of the above.

An example of a downstream activity is:

a. aluminum foil production in relation to bauxite mining.

b. the production of computer-generated animated films in relation to their

presentation in theaters.

c. oil exploration and drilling in relation to the refining of home heating oil.

d. All of the above.

e. None of the above.

A rationale for merging horizontally is:

a. diversifying shareholder investment.

b. cross subsidization.

c. economies of scale.

d. access to internal capital markets.

e. All of the above.

A problem with a joint venture is:

a. firms lose control over proprietary information.

b. coordination problems between parent companies.

c. disputes must be resolved through the legal system.

d. Answers a and b are correct.

e. All of the above.

A firm’s architecture refers to:

a. its organizational structure and culture.

b. the design of its physical plant.

c. the way it is vertically integrated.

d. its supply chain.

e. None of the above.

Monopolistic competition is characterized by:

a. a relatively small number of firms.

b. difficult entry and exit conditions.

c. differentiated products.

d. pure price competition.

e. All of the above.

Oligopolies differ from monopoly in that:

a. oligopolies advertise and monopolies do not.

b. entry by new firms into an oligopoly is very easy while entry into a monopoly

is impossible.

c. oligopolies involve a few large firms and monopolies have only one firm.

d. oligopolies are best described as “price takers” while monopolies are best

described as “price makers.”

e. All of the above.

(3) Provide an operational definition of the concept of “cloud accounting” and develop (10) questions that would measure cloud accounting by using Lickert scale.

(4) Identify the relevant p

How does the corporate income tax influence investment and saving and the real interest rate? Draw a graph to illustrate your answer.

Discuss the impact of an increase in real income in one country. The post should consider both the domestic and foreign impact as well as what the results from the graphical interpretation would mean for the people with each country. Any critique on what the model shows in the chapter are welcome.

Is the recent rally of the us stock market a speculative bubble? or is it reflection of all available market info?(efficient market hypothesis)

when there is change in an organization it can impact the organization on three different levels. Societal, Industrial and Firm-level developments. Describe each level and why it is important .

Define the following terms and explain their importance to the study of economics.

a. poverty line

b. economic discrimination

c. optimal inequality

d. negative income tax

1. Select any 'functional product of your choice. What should be the supply chain strategy for it? Discuss the salient features/characteristics of such supply chains. Can you give any example for such type of supply chain in UAE?

2. Select any ‘innovative product of your choice. What should be the supply chain strategy for it? Discuss the salient features/characteristics of such supply chains. Can you give any example for such type of supply chain in UAE?

If Qantas becomes the only firm in the airline industry, discuss the three (3) barriers of entry it would create to remain as the single firm in the airline industry.

Discuss the two (2) advantages of the creation of Qantas as a single firm in the airline industry. Consider also whether it is good for the allocation of resources in the economy.

(a) Given the disruption arising from the Covid-19 pandemic, discuss one (1) other possible factor that might change demand for air travel and one (1) possible factor that might change the supply of air travel.

(b) It is likely that we will experience a rise in the price of airfare in the future. Explain your answer using demand and supply analysis. Will the price elasticities matter?

Analyse the economic problem for the government if it wants to financially support the airline industry by applying the concepts of scarcity, choice and opportunity cost.

Suppose that the bond market begins in equilibrium. Suppose also that expected future inflation decreases. What is the effect of this action on equilibrium interest rates and bond prices? Use the bond market to show this.