( 7 ) What are " public goods " ? Define the characteristics , using examples . As we discussed in class , the existence of externalities creates an efficiency problem in the provision of these goods and services Unlike the private sector , State and Local Governments are able to intervene . Using the example of public goods you have provided , please provide an example of an externality that will impact it's provision , and detail how a government could intervene
( 9 ) To determine what / how a community determines levels of public goods , we discussed the application of three theories ( or principles ) and how they interact with each other . Explain these three , and using the concepts that we employed in our in class exercise , provide a rationale for why the system we have works in defining what individuals are willing to pay for certain public goods What are some of the inherent flaws with this system ?
In: Economics
Discuss the pathophysiology of in great detail cerebral palsy.
Review the goals of nursing care for the child with cerebral palsy and the family.
What would you teach the family about this disease?
In: Nursing
The table below presents the state-based returns of securities A and B, the risk-free security and the market portfolio, where p is the probability of each state. Use the information therein to answer parts a and b.
|
State |
p |
Security A |
Security B |
Risk-free security |
Market portfolio |
|
Recession |
0.5 |
-4% |
44% |
2% |
-6% |
|
Normal |
0.4 |
10% |
-10% |
2% |
20% |
|
Boom |
0.1 |
40% |
-30% |
2% |
30% |
Please give detail
In: Finance
What are the challenges that the central banks are currently facing? How and in what ways this can be mitigated? Explain in detail. Minimum of 500 words.
In: Economics
why do we need financial intermediaries? Explain in detail. What is the goal of commercial bank management? What is the definition of reserve?
In: Economics
1.state and local government face three fundamental fiscal choices. please list these choices, and using an example in a specified government program, explain how these choices interact with each other, if at all.
2."if school expenditures are selected by a majority vote, then most of the voters in the district will be perfectly happy with the selected amount of spending." evaluate this statement.
3.Richard Musgrave has provided us with a 3-part defining state of the "role" of government. please describe each, and provide an example for each role.
4.state's constitutions provide guidance regarding fiscal policy and provide the operating parameters under which a budget is developed. describe the stages of the budget process in New York State, including the relevant time period for specific activities. include a discussion of the players (executive/legislature) and their role in the process.
5. what are "public goods"? define the characteristics using examples. the existence of externalities creates an efficiency problem in the provision of these goods and services. unlike the private sector, State and Local Government are able to intervene. using the example of an externality that will impact its provision, and detail how a government could intervene.
In: Economics
Ring Stores, Inc., borrows $6,000 each from EZ Loan Corporation, First National Bank, and Great Products Corporation. Red Ring uses its "present inventory and any thereafter acquired" to secure the loans from EZ Loan and First National. EZ Loan perfects its interest on April 1, followed by First National on April 5. Red Ring buys new inventory on April 10 from Great Products and signs a security agreement, giving Great Products a purchase-money security interest in the new inventory. On the same day, Great Products perfects its interest and notifies EZ Loan and First National. Red Ring takes possession of the new inventory on April 15. On April 20, Red Ring defaults on all of the loans. Whose security interest has priority?
After graduating from college, you work briefly as a salesperson before filing for bankruptcy. As part of your petition, you reveal that your only debts are student loans, taxes from the last year, a $742 Visa credit card bill, and a claim against you based on your misuse of customers’ funds during your employment. Are these debts dischargeable in bankruptcy? Explain your answer
In: Accounting
1. Create a non-mutually exclusive question. Explain it
in detail and come up with the solution.
2. Create a compound event question. Explain it in detail and come up with the solution.
In: Statistics and Probability
System calls pass parameters to the kernel using one of three methods: in registers, in a block or table and the address of the block passed as parameter in a register, on the stack. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of each.
Also, what does it mean when we say “a program is a passive entity while a process is an active entity”?
Also, in detail why does the Operating System switches the process from Running state to Waiting state when it issues any I/O operation.
In: Computer Science
In: Operations Management