1. Should other countries be concerned about the potential for
Chinese economic problems? Which ones?
2. Is the country caught between capitalism or communism? Is
this just a Chinese cultural thing?
How should the U.S address the Flint/ Legionnaires
crisis? what other areas of the U.S. have polluted water that you
can inform us about? Do a quick search on Google and inform us.
The u.s government should or should not reduce environment
regulations to promote economic growth.
how environmental regulation stimulating technological
innovation ? how does environmental regulations benefit the
companies ?
how does " green economy " created more jobs nowadays ?
how does environmental regulations and technological
innovation be complementary ?
Should companies that operate outside of the U.S. treat
employees in other countries with the same standards as its U.S.
employees? Justify your response. Support your response with an
APA-cited reference(s).
Where are we in the current U.S. economic business cycle? I
want you to decide approximately where you think we are. What
measures are you using? Did you look at current GDP numbers or
unemployment numbers? What about the stock market?
This is not a right or wrong type of question, I just want you
to give thought as to where you think we are. Find resources or
charts on the web and post them. One thing to keep in...
Post responses to this provocative statement. Healthcare should
be viewed as any other service where the utility of the service is
equal to the outcome divided by the cost. Basically......you get
what you pay for... Do you agree?
why should U.S. trade with other countries: 1) the conclusions
of the Ricardian and H-O models to argue why the U.S. should trade
with other countries, even when some sectors (import-competing
industries) might be hurt by free trade; (2) Will more
protectionism benefit or hurt this country? Why? (3) People often
cite job losses as a potential problem with free trade. Is this a
valid argument against free trade? Why or why not?