How should immigration law be reformed? Does the United States have any ethical duties to undocumented (illegal) aliens who come here to work? How can the law be fair and balance the rights of immigrants, their families, the companies that employ them, and U. S. citizens???????
In: Operations Management
a. List the title of the piece (it must be
written in the 1950s)
I Walk the Line
b. List the American who wrote and/or performed
it
Johnny Cash
c. Briefly describe the connection of this musical work to
a racial, social, or economic issue IN THE UNITED STATES
in the 1950s.
Please answer c.
In: Economics
Suppose members of the United States, Mexico, and Canada trade agreement (USMCA) agree to reduce imports of foreign oil and set a price floor for North American oil. Briefly describe the impact this might have for Alberta oil producers, and for Canadian oil consumers. (200 words)
In: Economics
Choose one public policy in United States topic that you think is important for today's society. Make sure it is not too broad, then write a 1 to 2 page essay on whyit is significant. Be sure to explain your policy topic and use facts to support your position.
In: Psychology
What does a U.S. firm setting up operations in Japan need to know about work centrality in that country? How would this information be of value to the multinational? Conversely, what would a Japanese firm need to know about work centrality in the United States? Please explain.
In: Operations Management
In: Economics
Governments often pursue policies that promote exports while limiting imports. What are some of those policies? What about the United States?. In our current time should countries protect and keep needed supplies during a crisis, and is this a national security issue or are countries panicking?
In: Operations Management
In: Operations Management
4. A 2017 study showing that the proportion of people with health insurance is higher among people with higher income
a. is an example of positive economics.
b. is an example of normative economics.
c. is an example of qualitative economics.
d. is an example of Australian economics.
5. A study arguing that the United States should adopt a single-payer health system
a. is an example of positive economics.
b. is an example of normative economics.
c. is an example of qualitative economics.
d. is an example of Australian economics.
6. Compared to Canada, France, Germany, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom, the United States
a. had the highest spending per person and the shortest life expectancy in 2016.
b. had the lowest spending per person and the shortest life expectancy in 2016.
c. had the lowest spending per person and the longest life expectancy in 2016.
d. had the highest spending per person and the longest life expectancy in 2016.
7. Rational decision making involves
a. choosing the cheapest option.
b. choosing the highest-quality option.
c. choosing the option that best helps you realize your goals, given your resources.
d.avoiding choices that involve scarce resources.
In: Economics
Part 1
The United States' economy is growing at a faster rate than the economy of its trading partner, the United Kingdom. As a result, the rate of American inflation is increasing.
Part 2
The Federal Reserve decreases the money supply in the United States causing interest rates to increase.
In: Economics