As an economist for the United States, how would you set the guidelines for immigration. How do you determine the right number or percentage of people permitted into our country? I am interested in hearing how you would make such a decision. What factors would you consider? What are the potential implications with too little or too much regulation?  Are other countries handling immigration policy better than the United States?

In the United States of America, there is wide spread inequality among the people. Rich becomes richer and poor becomes poorer. The reason for this inequality is the economic system that they follows. What economic system do you think United States is following? Identify and explain. Also, evaluate four advantages and disadvantages of this economic system in detail.                             [Answer in 300 – 400 words]

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If a war broke out abroad, it would affect the U.S. in many ways. Use the IS-LM model of the open economy to examine each of the following effects of such a war. What happens in the United States to saving, investment, the trade balance, the interest rate, and the exchange rate? (To keep things simple, consider each of the following separately. Furthermore, suppose no covid-19) (a) Foreign investors seek a safe haven for their portfolios in the United States.

The last 50 years have seen much cleaner air and ____________________ in the United States, due in part to federal legislation.

_______________________ are a vital part of the public health's assessment function, used to identify special risk groups, to detect new health threats, to plan public health programs and evaluate their successes, and to prepare government budgets.

The time when the leading cause of death in the United States switched from infectious to chronic disease was the ______________.

1. How does the ANA's code of Ethics address a nurse's responsibility to health care quality?

2. Describe why the nursing shortage is a major national issue in the United States.

How could a nursing stortage in other countries around the world affect the nursing storage in United States?

3. Did California take the right approach in passing the law that mandated minimum nurse staffing ratios? Explain your answer.

U.S. banking regulations prevent banks from owning major corporations. In other countries, the banking industry is much more integrated with the corporate sector, with banks owning corporations or being owned by them, allowing easier finance for corporations. Is the United States at a competitive disadvantage because of its regulations? What would be the benefits and costs if the United States were to liberalize its regulations and allow greater integration of banking and commerce?

Identify any crises that happened financially and economically from Ireland and how it links within the global trade and finance communities. What is Ireland's economic impact relative to the United States? Conclude with a short debriefing of Ireland's economic impact relative to the United States. Would it have been better to not have these 'linkages'? Did the linkages convey benefits or trade/economies of scale for local manufacturers? Are the crises still affecting Ireland?

The United States Government has identified 16 critical infrastructure sectors whose assets, systems, and networks, whether physical or virtual, are considered so vital to the United States that their incapacitation or destruction would have a debilitating effect on security, national economic security, national public health or safety, or any combination thereof. In a substantive post (at least 250 words or greater) identify those 16 critical infrastructures in an order of priority.