Other things being equal, what usually would happen to bond prices and interest rates(YTM) when the economy slips into a recession (Analyze using s graph. Plot the demand and supply of the bond in initial state (A) and add the new equilibrium (B)) [ Hint: the case here is the opposite of the business cycle expansion.]

Include as an attachment a copy of the related "recent monthly data (last 20 years) about how the New International Trade Agreement between US, Mexico and Canada replaced NAFTA.

Please examine and make an financial assessment on Ford over the last 5 years compared to the auto industury? [200 words or more][Will give thumbs up]

What is export biased growth and import biased growth? What is the effect of such growths on the relative supply curve and PPF of an economy?

Politics Questions

2) Why are taxes on property considered a regressive tax?

3) Why is gambling considered an acceptable alternative to new taxes?

questions for discussion chapter 12 ( 15th edition )

Q1-Why are people worried more about federal budget deficits than environmental protection ( In the News " What Worries Americans")?

Q2- who paid for the Revolutionary War? did the deficit financing initiated by the Continental Congress pass the cost of the war on to future generations?

Q3- When are larger deficits desirable?

Question:Consider the following statement “The Australian economy is "weak", with households weighed down by slow wages growth and higher taxes, the OECD has declared in a report that backs lower interest rates, calls for more government spending and paves the way for unconventional monetary policies.” Use the dynamic AD-AS model to describe a longer run scenario where the government is trying to pursue higher economic growth using higher government spending, but were incorrect in their estimation of the major parameters governing long run full employment equilibrium. In your analysis discuss the implications of an incorrect scenario predicted by the government when effecting their stimulus policy on equilibrium output and (un)employment. Make sure to outline the assumptions you have made to reach your conclusion.

（word limit:400-500）

Gasoline stations located in close geographic proximity (e.g., across the street from one another) often charge different prices for the same octane gasoline. Does this reality undermine the logic of competition, the market process, and the law of one price? If your answer is “yes”, explain why using economic reasoning. If your answer is “no”, provide three economic reasons why we might observe such price differentials.

A possible break in the Keynesian transmission mechanism

Article can be selected from any periodical.It is very important to follow the format provided by the instructor.The article selected must be about a Sales/Business Topic.The article cannot be over 180 days old from the date of the brief.The brief must be typed, only one page, please provide the URL under the name of the publication in heading 3).You are to use Times New Roman and 12 font.The brief is to be one full page in length and single spaced.The purpose of the executive brief assignment is to have students read about a sales management topic, and then develop a brief about the information gained from the article.It is not an exercise in one's ability to copy, but rather one's ability to read about a subject, then put the information into one's own words in the form of an executive brief. Please paste URL of article.

Using the compensating wage/safety model, illustrate why the impact of safety regulation might affecf differently three firms with different safety provision capabilities.

Consider the standard Solow model with population growth and technological progress. Suppose we introduce a government that imposes a lump-sum tax on all individuals

a. Write down the new steady state equation for this economy. b. Would the steady state capital stock be higher or lower as a result of the lump-sum tax? Explain. Illustrate this tax. c. Explain how this tax affects the golden rule level of per capita capital stock.

b. Would the steady state capital stock be higher or lower as a result of the lump-sum tax? Explain. Illustrate this tax.

c. Explain how this tax affects the golden rule level of per capita capital stock.

Complete the table below and answer the following questions. The price for this perfectly competitive firm is $150. A) Should this firm produce? B) If so, how many units should it produce? C) What is the economic profit or economic loss?

Why would alcohol advertisement on campuses be unconstitutional?

3) Welfare analysis
a) Explain in your own words the economic meaning of consumer surplus and

producer surplus
b) Calculate the consumer and producer surpluses from parts (a) through (c) of

question 1 and show on a separate graph.
c) Now explain clearly (and show all calculations) what happens to consumer surplus

and producer surplus as a result of the change depicted in question 1, part (d).

Show graphically.
d) Is there a deadweight loss? Why or why not? (If so, calculate it). Does society gain

or lose overall? Explain why this makes sense.
e) Compared to the situation in parts (c) and (d) of this question, what are the gains or

losses to consumers and producers from the price floor of 80. Show calculations. f) Is there a deadweight loss? Why or why not? And if so, calculate it.
g) Can we say definitively whether society overall benefited or lost? Explain.

QUESTION 1 FOR REFERENCE IS BELOW BUT YOU DO NOT NEED TO ANSWER I ONLY INCLUDED IT BECAUSE IT IS NECESSARY TO COMPLETE QUESTION 3

1) Supply and demand

P = 0.5QS + 30
P = -0.4QD + 120

a) Given the above equations, produce a chart illustrating both the supply and demand schedules in increments of 5 ranging from price = 50 to price = 110.
b) Solve for the equilibrium price and quantity and show your work.
c) Graph the result, labeling the axes, the supply and demand curves, the equilibrium point, and the price and quantity amounts. Use a proper scale.

d) Redo parts (a) through (c), this time reflecting a change in the supply curve to P = 0.5QS + 7.5.
e) Give two possible explanations for what could have caused such a change.
f) Now take the new graph (from part d) and assume that the government institutes a price floor equal to P = 80. Describe in detail what would be the impact on this market.