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?

Neuroscience: Synaptic Physiology:

Describe the cellular and molecular mechanisms underlying Long Term Potentiation and Long Term Depression.

Focus on trafficking of new AMPA receptors and phosphorylation of existing AMPA receptors.

Also describe the stimulation pattern and the necessary cellular events that lead to the observed changes.

4. Consider a person diagnosed with Middle-Stage Alzheimer’s living at home. List 5 safety measures to use in this person’s home. Explain why each safety measure is appropriate with specific references to behavioural, cognitive and sensory changes experienced by a person with Middle-Stage Alzheimer’s.

What are the four components of GDP?, Which is the largest component?, What does this largest component's spending represent? What is the largest component of the largest component? What effect do changes is this component have on overall GDP? Why? Do you think the economy is in a recession? Why?

Explain the effect of Fiscal Policy Under Floating Exchange Rates. Explain the crowding out and its effect. USE GRAPHS and within the IS-LM Framework. Explain changes in the main economic variables: interested rate (i), Demand (D), Output (Y), and exchange rate (E).