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a. What has happened to union membership rate in the U.S. over the past 100 years?...

a. What has happened to union membership rate in the U.S. over the past 100 years?

b. What are the various channels through which changes in union membership rate in the U.S. can affect income inequality?

c. Are there peculiar aspects of collective bargaining in the US which makes the change in membership more important for affecting wages?

In: Economics

Hello this is Microeconomics How would you define income inequality? How is income inequality measured? What...

Hello this is Microeconomics

How would you define income inequality? How is income inequality measured? What has happened to income inequality in the United States since the end of the Second World War in 1945? What evidence can you provide to support your answer? What are the reasons for the changes in income inequality since 1945.

In: Economics

-Describe the process of gel electrophoresis. How would the distance that each DNA fragment travelled on...

-Describe the process of gel electrophoresis. How would the distance that each DNA fragment travelled on your gel change if you were to make the gel using a higher percentage of agarose (for example 3%)? Explain

-Describe the steps involved in a polymerase chain reaction (PCR), including the changes in temperature that are performed by the thermocycler and the purpose of each temperature change.

In: Biology

We have noted that the classical dichotomy assumption holds in the long run but not in...

We have noted that the classical dichotomy assumption holds in the long run but not in the short
run.
a. Briefly describe 3 reasons why the classical dichotomy would not hold in the short-run
b. If we assume that the classical dichotomy holds in the short run as well, what effect
would changes in the nominal interest rate have on the real economy?

In: Economics

I need 450 words. Explain why the NPV of a relatively long-term project, defined as one...

I need 450 words.

Explain why the NPV of a relatively long-term project, defined as one for which a high percentage of its cash flows are expected in the distant future, is more sensitive to changes in the required rate of return than is the NPV of a short-term project. In addition, please provide an example to better demonstrate your explanation.

In: Accounting

You have just negotiated a 3-year mortgage on 500,000 amortized over 25 years at rate fo...

You have just negotiated a 3-year mortgage on 500,000 amortized over 25 years at rate fo 6%. Assuming after three years the mortgage rate changes to 5%, what will your new monthly payments? (Hint: Canadian banks quote mortgage rates as a rate per year compounded semi-annually.)

In: Finance

Suppose that there’s a 7% 5-year coupon (paid annually) bond with F = $1000 and yield...

Suppose that there’s a 7% 5-year coupon (paid annually) bond with F = $1000 and yield to maturity 7.5%.
a. What is the bond’s modified duration?
b. What is the percent change in value of this bond using duration only if rates change +/- 2
percentage points?
c. How do these calculations compare to the actual percent price changes?

In: Finance

9.         Discuss the mechanism(s) by which heart rate and strength of contraction are impacted by sympathetic...

9.         Discuss the mechanism(s) by which heart rate and strength of contraction are impacted by sympathetic activation (6 pts)?

10. Discuss the reflex that regulates changes in blood pressure through the activation of baroreceptors (8 pts).

12.       Compare and contrast action potentials in myocardial cells and P cells with respect to mechanism and function (12 points).

In: Anatomy and Physiology

Successful new product creation is a collective achievement that requires the energy and commitment of multiple...

Successful new product creation is a collective achievement that requires the energy and commitment of multiple functions in the organization. Describe the Kano Model and explain how the Kano Model works to create new B2B products and services. Explain how, overtime, the model requires changes to new features/products. Include at least two examples of B2B products and/or services.

In: Operations Management

Your audit client, a manufacturer of surgical gloves, wants to increase the value of its inventory...

Your audit client, a manufacturer of surgical gloves, wants to increase the value of its inventory even though it has not experienced any changes in manufacturing costs. Your client explains that it wants the value of its inventory to reflect the fact that it can now charge a higher price for these high demand items. Is this permissible under U.S. GAAP?

In: Accounting