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In 200 words answer the following. Why did the anti-Federalists demand a Bill of Rights? What are some of the key protections offered by the Bill of Rights?
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Suppose that the required reserve ratio is 11%, currency in circulation is $620 billion, the amount of checkable deposits is $900 billion, and excess reserves are $25 billion.
Suppose the central bank conducts an unusual large open market purchase of bonds held by banks of $1485 billion due to a sharp contraction in the economy. Assuming the ratios you calculated in the previous steps are the same, the money supply should ________________ (increase or decrease) to $_________________ billion.
Suppose the central bank conducts the same open market purchase as previously, except that banks choose to hold all of these proceeds as excess reserves rather than loan them out, due to fear of a financial crisis.
Assuming that currency and deposits remain the same, the new amount of excess reserves is $___________________ billion.
The new excess reserve ratio is ___________
The money multiplier is _________________
The money supply is $___________________
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Suppose that a technophile is willing to pay $800.00 now for a new iPhone 11, but is only willing to pay $400.00 if he/she has to to wait a year to buy it. Rest of the general public is willing to $500.00 for a new iPhone 11 whether he/she buys it now or after one year. There are only two time periods and the marginal cost of an iPhone 11 is $250.00. Assume that there are equal number of technophiles and general people. Ignore the time value of money and answer the question as if there is one technophile and one person from the general public.
If the iPhone is priced at $800.00 for today and at $500.00 for sale one year from today, who will buy it?
If the iPhone is priced today at $800.00, how much will be the profit?
If the iPhone is priced at $800.00 for today and at $500.00 for sale one year from today, how much will be the profit?
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Navigate to the threaded discussion below and respond to the following: What motivational forces and factors can you see in Motivational Case Study Exercise? What are the aspects of cognition, affect, and behavior that benefit most from a motivational analysis? What are the benefits and significance of motivation?
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Use the concept of externalities to explain why if left to private decisions, the usage of face masks to prevent the transmission of COVD-19 is likely to be inefficiently low.
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what is the effect of exchange rate policy in an neo-classical model?
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The events of 2020 and in particular the COVID-19 pandemic have created many threats and even opportunities for companies. How has the COVID-19 pandemic affected the taxi industry in Australia? What strategies would you recommend to taxi companies in the short and long term to deal with these issues?
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The UK’s Customs Service has informed Dolls Us that the customs duty on Carlie will amount to 15 per cent ad valorem and that the value will be determined on the basis of the sales price on the domestic market in Richland. Dolls Us challenges both the level of the duty and the manner in which the Customs Service intends to determine the value of the dolls for customs purposes. It also disagrees with the Customs Service that the country of origin of Carlie is Richland and notNewland. Furthermore, Dolls Us considers that Carlie is not really a toy but rather a collector's item. Finally, it wonders whether, for the customs classification of Carlie, it makes a difference whether Carlie is imported as a finished product or in parts still to be assembled.
The UK Customs Service also informs Dolls Us that all imported dolls are subject to an import surcharge of £0.30 per doll as well as a special customs- handling fee of 0.2 per cent ad valorem. This fee goes to the Customs Service's Fund for Disfavoured Children.
To boost its sales of Carlie in the United Kingdom, Dolls Us plans to send buyers of this doll, upon their request, short movies on the wondrous adventures of Carlie. These movies are sent from Richland by e-mail. Dolls Us is concerned aboutthe rumour that the European Commission is considering the introduction of a customs duty on movies imported into the European Union via the Internet.
The Government of Newland, eager to promote the development of its toy industry, has announced that they will introduce an export duty of 10 per cent ad valorem on plastic body parts of dolls. Dolls Us is ‘disappointed’ by the information received from the UK’s Customs Service, and concerned about the rumours on the ‘movies duty’ as well asabout Newland's planned introduction of an export duty. It has asked its law firm, Gandhi, Bhatia & Ganesan, an Indian law firm with offices in London, for legal advice on the WTO-consistency of the various measures referred to above. You are a junior lawyer working at Gandhi, Bhatia & Ganesan and you have been tasked with preparing a note on the legal advice sought by Dolls Us. The senior partner of the law firm has warned you not to forget to check the EU’s Goods Schedule as well as the EU’s Common Customs Tariff.
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Explain “impossible trinity” or “trilemma”? How do you locate CBRT (Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey) ? Please put your reasonings?
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22-explain what the gravity model of trade predict are the major predictors of trade flows between countries. discuss how this model helps to explain trade flows using three of its leading trade partners as examples.
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Describe how forwards, futures, options, and swaps can be used to hedge your foreign risk.
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