US Billions USD
Increase in foreign holdings of US assets 84
Increase in US holdings of foreign assets 82
Statistical Discrepancy 32
Current Account Balance
Refer to the above table. The Current Account Balance =

The supply curve of work requiring a high school degree or less is Q_S = - 13,000 + 2000P and the demand for such work is Q_D = 11,000 - 1000P. Assume this is a competitive market.

1. What quantity is hired if a minimum wage of $10 is imposed? What is the deadweight loss (DWL) of this policy?

2. Instead of a minimum wage, policymakers introduce a $1.5 wage subsidy (think EITC). What is the quantity of work supplied under this policy? What is the DWL of this policy?

3. What percentage of the subsidy is captured by the employers? (Hint: the buyer's burden is represented by

research practice questions word limit (400- 600)

1) You are planning to open up a new restaurant business, what kind of external environment will affect you.
2) Write the job description for a sales representative at best buy. What will be the selection criteria and process, explain in detail.

Research question for practice avoid plagiarism (400-500) words
1) The role of employee motivation in an office environment.
2) Methods of managing stress for an effective workforce.

Short learning questions:
1) What factors effect ethical behavior?
2) Using theory X and Y, which management style would lead to higher levels of engagement and motivation?
3) What factors influence a person’s response to stress and strain.
4) Describe the role culture plays in decision making?
5) What will be the communication skills of effective managers?

2. List six competitive challenges faced by Canadian organizations. Describe and give an example of any one of the six challenges faced by an organization you are familiar with.

Human resource management subject
3. Define strategic HRM and how it is linked to an organization’s business strategy. Provide an example.

4. Define and give three examples of one human right legal concept affecting managers and HRMs

5.As the HRM, what six questions would you ask in order to gather job information that would help you write a job description?

6. What three factors should be considered in designing a job?

10. Three reasons why you are studying a human resource management program?

I need an detalied explanation about how COVID-19 pandemic effects any countries economy in short term and long term. In the examination part, we have to touch economic growth, inflation, unemployment, trade deficit and public debt stock.

Assume that this country's monetary and fiscal policy are in very expansionary mode.

Please explain the concepts in detail. Thanks.

A town's department of public works is concerned about adverse public reaction to a sewer project that is currently in progress. Because of this, the Commissioner of Public Works has authorized a weekly survey to be conducted of town residents. Each week, a sample of 100 residents is questioned on their feelings towards the project. The results to date are shown below. Analyze this data using a P-chart with a 5% risk of Type I error (Z=3). Is the community sentiment stable?
                       
Week        1    2    3 4 5 6 7 8

Opposed 10 8 12 6 4 14 8 10

a) Determine the upper control limit (UCL) of P-chart.
b) Determine the lower control limit (UCL) of P-chart.
c) Is the community sentiment stable?

Problem 1: Explain how 6-Sigma differs from traditional quality control.

Problem2: Can a product achieve a quality of design but not a quality of conformance?

1. A market basket has three items in 1990, refrigerators that cost $600, washers that cost $300, and stoves that cost $200. In 2017, these items (similar brand, size and quality) cost $1000, $600, and $500, respectively. I decide to say that the base year is 2000 where the costs of these items were $800, $450, and $350, respectively. In each year, people purchased 10 refrigerators, 20 washers and 25 stoves. Calculate the CPI index for 1990 and 2017.

Item Base Year 2000 1990 cost 2017 cost

Refrigerator $800 $600 $1000

Washers $450 $300 $600

Stoves $350 $200 $500

1. The substitution effect is one problem with the CPI. Using data from problem one and from data that you make up, show me why the substitution effect is a problem. Does the substitution effect overstate or understate inflation. Your calculations will show which one.

1. As mentioned above, one problem with the CPI is the substitution effect. Another problem is that taxes are not taken into account. We did not talk about disappearing products (type writers) or products that appear (computers) through time. How do you think these things are accounted for when calculating the CPI?

1. Show me a graph of the business cycle and label it.

Using the Porter and Kramer (2011) approach to shared value, how does local procurement create shared value in the supply chain for a company and for other stakeholders? (maximum 200 words, 5 points) 2) Identify three key considerations or elements to be addressed when implementing local procurement in a company. Discuss using an example from your Assignment 2 case study company or another case. (maximum 300 words, 10 points)

Suppose market QD = 90 – 15P and market QS = 6P – 204 and the representative firm’s total cost is TC = 4 + 3q + 0.1q2 and its marginal cost is MC = 3 + 0.2q.

a.What is market equilibrium price? Show your work.

b.What is the firm’s profit maximizing level of output at this price? Assume this is a perfectly competitive industry.

c.What is the firm’s profit?

d.If these same market conditions persist, would there likely be entry into this industry, exit from the industry, or no change in the long run? Explain briefly.