1. What other factors will promote oxygen release from hemoglobin? What factors promote binding of oxygen to hemoglobin?
2. High levels of CO2 will promote oxygen release/binding (Pick one). Explain in terms of metabolic pathways why high levels of CO2 would promote release/binding of oxygen
3. How does the protein sequence of hemoglobin differ from normal hemoglobin? How does this change affect the structure of the protein? Explain what happens on the protein level to cause the sickling of the Red blood cells.

1. Explain why a packed fractionating column (steel wool inside the glass tube) is more efficient than an unpacked one for distillation? Explain in detail.

2. If 3 spots on a TLC, plates have the following Rfs, A= 0.43, B=0.89, and C=0.53 what would be the order that the spots came off a column? What would happen if you increased the polarity of the solvent?

The Circular Flow and Income-Spending Streams tell us that in the economy, total output must equal total spending. This idea is the basis for all macroeconomic analysis. John Maynard Keynes and his followers (the Keynesians) use this idea, and Milton Friedman and his followers (the Monetarists) do too. However, they come up with very different conclusions regarding the role of government in the economy.

Your assignment is to explain the basic arguments of each school of thought, Keynesian and Monetarist, what each recommends for the proper role of government in the economy, and the basis for those beliefs. What are each side's beliefs or assumptions about the macroeconomy, about equilibrium, and about full employment that lead them to their different conclusions? Also, what are the risks of both approaches to improving the economy? In other words, if we were to use either Monetary or Fiscal policy to stimulate the economy, what are the risks or problems we need to look out for?

HINT: When the Keynesians say “total output = total spending” they write it GDP = C + I + G + X_n. (See chapter 7 - They are focusing on the sources of spending in the economy.) When the Monetarists say “total output = total spending” they write it MV = PY. (See Chapter 13 - They are focusing on the Equation of Exchange.) These are important differences, but you must also explain the thinking behind them.

"Calculating Current and Deferred Income"

• Your client, Dave, is wrapping up his first year of business and needs your help in preparing his taxes. You explain to Dave that a company uses a six-step process to calculate its income tax provision. Identify one of the six steps and describe the step in detail, including an explanation of the issues that should be considered in that step and how it is computed.

SOCIOLOGY 101

Which do you consider the greatest threat to society: government censorship or Internet surveillance? In two-three paragraphs, explain in detail WHY you feel your selection is the greatest threat to society. Include concrete examples to support and defend your position.

You MUST include 2-3 paragraphs and each paragraph “MUST” include 6 well-developed sentences).

One of the Principles of economics “Markets Are Usually A Good Way to Organize Economic Activity”. Based on your understanding of this principle, first, explain in detail the idea behind this principle. Second, how the resources and economic activity organized under socialism and capitalist systems. Third, in your opinion, which system that you believe is better in the allocation of resources as well as Organize Economic Activity

500 MINIMUM

Choose and research a current ethics issue that is being debated in the field of taxation. Then, write a short paper that provides a brief overview of the issue, explains and supports your position on the ethics of the practice, and provides a solution to the ethical issue consistent with your viewpoint.

If you take the position that a practice is ethical, detail how you would go about addressing and responding to concerns of those opposed to the practice. If you believe a practice is unethical, present an approach that would reduce or eliminate the practice.

the department of energy website contains information about monthly wholesale and retail prices for natural gas in each state. go to www.eia.doe.gov/naturalgas/data.cfm and then click on the link monthly wholesale and retail prices. Under area, choose a state of interest to you, make sure the period Is monthly, and then under residential price click on view history. A window will open with a time plot covering approximately a 25-year period, along with a table of the monthly residential prices for each year.

(a) If you have access to statistical software, you should use the downland data (xls file) link to save the data as an excel (.xsl) file on your computer. Then enter the data into your software package and reproduce the time-series plot using the graphic capabilities of your software package. Be sure you use an appropriate title and axis labels. If you do not have access to the appropriate software, provide a rough sketch of the time plot that is given on the website.

(b) Is there a regular pattern of seasonal variation that repeats each year? Describe it. Are the prices increasing over time?

A number of real world complications that make monetary and fiscal policy more challenging than simple theory would suggest. Given the state of the economy and the causes of that state think back to earlier discussions about the current economy- what should be the appropriate mix of fiscal and monetary policy. Form a Keynesian perspective? From a neoclassical perspective? Which makes the most sense to you? Provide evidence ( include and least one link/citation)to provide support to your conclusion.