1.In country A, government increases spending on building infrastructure. However, the economic growth of the country remains slow. Explain why. (Don’t just say that building physical capital is not sufficient for a country to grow.)

2. In country B, political unrests always occur, and these decrease economic growth. Explain why political unrests reduce firms’ investments and human capital of country B?

Chapter 10: Externalities

Scientist's generally agree that [a] average annual global temperatures are rising, [b] fossil-fuel usage associated with human activity has contributed to rising temperatures, and [c] warming holds significant, negative consequences for many people.

How can the "problem" of global warming be explained using the analysis of Externalities? What solutions, if any, are offered by the analysis of Externalities?

Why does the the theory of Robert Malthus regarding population apply to some countries and not others? What are the factors needed for economic growth? How does increased human capital contribute to economic growth?What is the catch up effect with regard to the rate of a nation’s economic growth? What role does technology and productivity play in economic growth? What is the Rule of 70?

As a Biomedical Engineer, you are working on a biomechanical project where you would like to design a mechanical robot to simulate human gait in positions of walking and running. Putting in considerations to record important gait parameters for this purpose, suggest 2 possible tools or systems required for gait measurement and justify how the suggested tools or systems can help you achieve your goal.

#1: Define Natural, Human, Social and Financial/Physical capital.

4 sentences, 1 on each

#2: As engineers should we be prepared to discuss,

debate and understand how our Government makes its

decisions on allocated Government revenue.

Paragraph

#3. When doing a CBA analysis is it important if the

party paying the cost does not enjoy the benefit?

2/3 sentences

4. Numerous historically widespread species have become critically endangered due to reduction in population sizes associated with human induced habitat fragmentation. As a conservation geneticist, plan an experiment to assess the genetic effects of habitat fragmentation and population size reduction of an endangered species. Discuss the methodology (including choice of genetic markers), expected data, methods of analysis and conservation recommendations.?

A student is tasked with cloning a specific gene-coding sequence from a human cancer cell in order to produce the corresponding protein in bacteria at a concentration sufficient to conduct in vitro biochemical studies.

B) Another student mentions that her should have cloned the gene sequence using mRNA instead of genomic DNA. Is this a good suggestion? How does one go about doing this?

“Governments in the countries affected by the pandemic face a policy dilemma of striking a balance between minimising the human cost of the coronavirus outbreak on the one hand, and the economic damage created by the containment measures on the other hand.” Evaluate this statement from the economic point of view by discussing the concepts of scarcity, tradeoffs and opportunity cost.

please let it be at least 300 words and clearly asnwered thank you

Research and analyze the critical needs of the hospital by creating a list of 10 key areas that would be addressed in the RFP.

Examine and evaluate HIPAA, Electronic Health Records, and Quality Improvement initiatives.

Examine and evaluate Information Technology and how IT works within a health care setting.

Explain how IT and Administration can work in a collaborative environment

Evaluate the policies and Human Resource guidelines of the hospital.