1. How does the transportation revolution (roads, canals, railways, steamships, etc.) transform America?
2. How effectively does the Staples Thesis explain the regional economic development of Canada into the present?
3. Would slavery have survived in the United States in the absence of the Civil War?

Describe the historical and sociological factors that affected the evolution of public administrations for the following countries: United States, France, and India. What were the major significant external and internal influences that defined each country’s public administrative system? How and why where they significant?

Discuss your thoughts and ideas about how the healthcare system of the United States functions, what are its limitations, what are its assets, and finally how you as a person involved in the healthcare system in America would approach fixing its problems/limitations?

Research and write a paper on the Great Depression, including the effect on at least one other country in addition to the United States. Your choice of a country could be one that was affected by this economic event or one that was not. Make sure you include why your country was or was not affected.

Identify the foundations of economics

Analyze Supply and Demand

Analyze the drivers of economic growth

Describe the impact of shift in aggregate supply and aggregate demand

Examine the roles of money and banking systems within the United States

Examine the role of current and historical fiscal policies

1.

Why do some countries lag others economically? (Explain 4 factors)

2.

Discuss the constraints of growth in Europe vs. the United States.

(Explain in terms of productivity/technology/labor)

(Baumol/Blinder textbook has lots of information on this topic)

Please describe what you think would be the ideal role and structure of a central bank for the United States?    Would you make changes from the current structure? If so, how? Why? If not, why not?   

Please explain in details no less than 300 words

Why is it important for Card's analysis that the Castro's decision to allow Cubans to go freely to the United States was largely unexpected?

Briefly explain how David Card used the Mariel Boatlift to study the effect of immigration on native wages. What was his main finding

1. When it comes to disease, what responsibilities does the United States Government have, if any, towards its citizens? What about state and local governments?

2. Why should government officials avoid calling COVID-19 by other names?

Consider yourself as a manger of a United States company. Your company expects to receive 1 million Euros in six months.  Explain how the exchange rate risk can be hedged using (1) a forward contract; (2) a futures contract and (3) an option.