Explain how and why the circulatory and respiratory systems (of a child being born) change at birth.

b. How do the changes (described in the previous question) in the circulatory and respiratory systems affect gas exchange and pH balance?

c. How do these changes in the circulatory and respiratory systems (from the previous questions) affect the renal and lymphatic systems?

• From a strategic perspective, why are organizations asking supply chain partners about their environment and social performance?
• What are structural changes and why should companies undertake broader structural changes than most currently do?
• What role can management accountants play when improved environmental and social responsibility becomes a goal of an organization?

The following changes in Vel Corp.'s account balances occurred during the current year:

Increase Assets $ 89,000
Liabilities27,000
Capital stock 60,000
Additional paid-in capital 6,000

Except for a $13,000 dividend payment and the year's earnings, there were no changes in retained earnings for the current year. What was Vel's current year net income?

1 Historically, four social revolutions have occurred as a result of new technologies. Identify the technologies which led to these social changes and explain the consequences of these technologies.

2 Explain the different assumptions unilinear as well as multilinear evolutionary theories have about the social changes in a society.

3 List and describe the five stages of social movements.

The recent collapse in the banking sector caused many banks to close and many others to merge with other banks, in some cases from very different parts of the country. How would these changes have affected the historical connections that many borrowers and lenders had? And how would those changes have affected the capital structure of most firms?

Lecture 3. Intermolecular interactions

• Describe different types of van der Waals forces
• What properties of water are differing it from other common liquids?
• What is the cause of unique properties of water?
• What are water clusters and why are they called “flickering clusters”?
• What is water temperature anomaly?
• What is hydration of the first order and what is hydration of the second order?
• What are the changes of entropy in the process of conformational changes of organic macromolecules?
• What are the ways of classification of chemical reactions?
• What sort of changes are related with monomolecular reactions?
• Under what conditions can a bimolecular reaction become a first order reaction?
• What is activation energy of a chemical reaction?

Suppose the utility function for goods q1 and q2 is given by U(q1,q2)=q1q2 +q2

1. (a) Calculate the uncompensated (Marshallian) demand functions for q1 and q2

2. (b) Describe how the uncompensated demand curves for q1 and q2 are shifted by changes in

   income (Y) or the price of the other good.

3. (c) Calculate the expenditure function for q1 and q2 such that

   minimum expenditure = E(p1, p2, U)

4. (d) Use the expenditure function calculated in part (c) to compute the compensated demand

   (Hicksian) functions for goods q1 and q2.

5. (e) Describe how the compensated demand curves for q1 and q2 are shifted by changes in

   income (Y) or by changes in the price of the other good.

Suppose the utility function for goods q1 and q2 is given byU(q1,q2)=q1q2 +q2

1. (a) Calculate the uncompensated (Marshallian) demand functions for q1 and q2

2. (b) Describe how the uncompensated demand curves for q1 and q2 are shifted by changes in

   income (Y) or the price of the other good.

3. (c) Calculate the expenditure function for q1 and q2 such that

   minimum expenditure = E(p1, p2, U)

4. (d) Use the expenditure function calculated in part (c) to compute the compensated demand

   (Hicksian) functions for goods q1 and q2.

5. (e) Describe how the compensated demand curves for q1 and q2 are shifted by changes in

   income (Y) or by changes in the price of the other good.

1. Suppose the utility function for goods q1 and q2 is given by U(q1,q2) = q1q2 + q2

(a) Calculate the uncompensated (Marshallian) demand functions for q1 and q2

(b) Describe how the uncompensated demand curves for q1 and q2 are shifted by changes in income (Y) or the price of the other good.

(c) Calculate the expenditure function for q1 and q2 such that minimum expenditure = E(p1,p2, U)

(d) Use the expenditure function calculated in part (c) to compute the compensated demand (Hicksian) functions for goods q1 and q2.

(e) Describe how the compensated demand curves for q1 and q2 are shifted by changes in income (Y) or by changes in the price of the other good.

1. Suppose the utility function for goods q1 and q2 is given by U(q1, q2) = q1q2 + q2

(a) Calculate the uncompensated (Marshallian) demand functions for q1 and q2

(b) Describe how the uncompensated demand curves for q1 and q2 are shifted by changes in income (Y) or the price of the other good.

(c) Calculate the expenditure function for q1 and q2 such that minimum expenditure = E(p1, p2, U)

(d) Use the expenditure function calculated in part (c) to compute the compensated demand (Hicksian) functions for goods q1 and q2.

(e) Describe how the compensated demand curves for q1 and q2 are shifted by changes in income (Y) or by changes in the price of the other good.