Is the creation of the National Response Plan, the National Incident Management System, and the Department of Homeland Security the step in the right direction, or is the government responding to political forces to appear that they are making progress in the protection of its citizens?

What policy changes or solution would you recommend to address these issues?

An illegal drug manufacturer and an illegal drug dealer enter into an oral contract in which the manufacturer will sell the drugs to the drug dealer for a set price. The manufacturer changes his mind and sells his product to another dealer. Could the dealer enforce the oral contract? Why or why not

In 300-400 words choose and describe 2 - 3 elements of risk management that you feel will be different in the future. An example would be how information technology will change business in the future. Talk about the changes you see coming, and how risk management will have to adapt.

Indicated whether the following sentence is true or false. Justify your answer. To enhance the creaminess of a low-fat cookie, it would be best to use Simplesse rather than Maltrin (maltodextrin). B. Indicate that changes that adding each (Simplesse and Maltrin) would have on the nutritional panel.

We are currently in the midst of a global pandemic. Are there any goods or services that may switch from “normal” to “inferior” or vice versa during this health crisis? Do you think any such changes will be permanent?

* not services like health insurance or park admissions perferbably some goods

Discuss briefly household’s expected adjustments to (i) temporary shocks or (ii) permanent shocks resulting from changes in household endowment, terms-of-trade and interest rate. Assume that households are in a small open economy with no uncertainty, no depreciation, free capital mobility and have log preferences.

1. Do pulp and paper investment and cross border shopping respond differently to fluctuations in exchange rates? Why or why not?
2. What other industries or behaviours might respond to changes in the exchange rate? How will they respond?
3. Who gains and who loses from appreciations in the Canadian dollar?

What does change in bond energy mean? I get that when a solid turns into a liquid that there is a change in bond energy, but what exactly does that mean? If the bond of a solid breaks and turns into a liquid will it have a change in bond energy? if the bond energy changes will it decrease or increse?

Which of the following descriptions illustrates phenotype variation in an individual caused by the environment?

A) variation in horse coat color

B) average beak depth during drought

C) inheritance of body builder "physique"

D) diet of caterpillars changes their morphology

Explain why the answer is D?