Economics: I have Walmart Neighborhood Market as my company. Would love some insights, and ideas for the following.

1.Describe the characteristics of the current monetary policy and fiscal policy in the United States.

2. Predict how possible changes in monetary and/or fiscal policy may impact the supply and demand of the product or service produced by the company you selected as well as the financial performance of your chosen company.

A number of experts warn of adverse consequences of a Donald Trump presidency on certain types of foreign companies. Specifically, they are concerned about a 35% tariff imposed on automobile exports into the United States. Describe how the following companies can deal with this kind of risk.

a.General Motors, a US company with operations in Mexico.

b.Toyota Motors, the Japanese automobile MNC with manufacturing plants in many countries such as US Mexico, and Japan.

Which of the following would be recorded in the U.S. goods export account?

a.

A machine shop in Ohio purchases a grinder made in New Jersey.

b.

Martha receives a $50 dividend check on stock she owns in a business in Germany.

c.

Harry, an American citizen, spends 1,000 francs on vacation in the south of France.

d.

France purchases a new jet fighter aircraft from the Boeing Company in the United States.

Suppose the labor force and unemployment rate in 2001 are given in the following table. What is the slope coefficient estimate b of the regression of the unemployment rate as a function of the labor force?

Question 8 options:

Based on a recent mass shooting in the United States:

What do you think drives individuals to engage in mass shootings of this type?

What criminological theories can we use to potentially explain the causes of these kinds of mass shootings?

What practical steps do you that policymakers, local jurisdictions, and/or individual citizens can take to prevent high casualty mass shootings such as this from happening in the future?

According to International management experience:

Q-1 The British and former colonies follow the Common law, America was colonized by the British. How come the United States follow Civil law as opposed to Common Law?

Q-2 Do you know how to tell if a law can be applied extraterritorial according to the U.S.?

NOTE: Answer has to be in 150 words each, please do not copy and paste!

Use the following data to work Problems 1 to 4:

The following events have occurred in the history of the United States:

• A deep recession hits the world economy.
• The world oil price rises sharply.
• U.S. businesses expect future profits to fall.

Explain for each event whether it changes short-run aggregate supply, long-run aggregate supply, aggregate demand, or some combination of them.

Suppose foreigners lose confidence in the U.S. economy and therefore move to decrease their investments in the United States. Also suppose that the U.S. currently runs a current account deficit.

True or False: The change in the interest earned by foreigners on these investments would decrease the current account deficit.

True

False

True or False: This decrease of foreign investments in the U.S. would decrease demand for dollars and cause the dollar to depreciate.

True

False

California's restaurant industry employs dishwashers and chefs. Immigrant workers from Central America generally lack training to work as chefs but can wash dishes.

Standard neoclassical labor supply and demand, what will be the effect on the wages of California dishwashers if civil strife drives uneducated workers to leave Central America for the United States?

What would the effect of this strife be on wages for restaurant chefs? Why the difference?

Countries often implement various trade restrictions in international markets to protect their domestic economies. Suppose a trading partner of the United States imposes a tariff on our goods. What would we expect to happen in the market to measures like prices, quantities of goods exchanged, exchange rates, employment and/or welfare? Can you suggest an alternative policy that might improve the foreign country’s economy without resorting to a tariff?