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Define, discuss, and provide real world examples of how the 3 main categories of unemployment affect individual households, individual firms, and the entire economy.
In: Economics
An individual that is heterozygous for two independent traits has the potential to produce gametes with more combinations of genotypes for those two traits than an individual that is only heterozygous for one of the two traits.
True
False
In: Biology
Name and describe three forms of resistance to change at the individual level of organization
Three primary individual-level changes that
can help:
recruitment, selection, replacement, and
displacement
training and development
coaching and counseling
In: Operations Management
A local director of public health will encounter moral and
political issues, along with logistical considerations, when faced
with the possibility of quarantining or isolating an individual or
a group.
1.) Describe a situation when you would employ quarantining of an
individual. Describe another situation when you would isolate an
individual. For both situations, include any special considerations
to provide for the individual's well-being. Further, include
considerations for legal requirements for both situations.
In: Nursing
The distinction between microeconomics and macroeconomics is
A.that microeconomics examines the beach, while macroeconomics looks at the sand, individual rocks, and shells, so to speak.
B.so clear-cut that every topic can be readily labeled as either macro or micro.
C.that microeconomics studies the behavior of individual consumers, workers, and firms, while macroeconomics studies the economy as a whole.
D.that microeconomics seeks to obtain an overview, while macroeconomics observes the details of individual components.
In: Economics
Jamal, Jong and Jacob are the directors of Kosain Bhd (“Kosain”). The business of the company is to offer management and consultancy services. Each of the directors holds 10% of the company’s issued share capital. The remaining of the shares is held by Jesvin who is also the accountant of the company. Recently, the company decided to issue new shares to all its shareholders. In the light of the current financial crisis, the company set up an employee share scheme, offering a loan to all its employees to take up the shares:
a. The Board of Directors, Jesvin and the employees were offered the loan to take up the shares of the company. However, Jesvin claims that the offer is in breach of the law. The Board of Directors seeks your advice.
b. Recently “Kosain” contracted to buy a piece of land from Erica. The market value of the land is RM 350,000. However, “Kosain” bought the property at RM 500,000, which is above the market value. Two weeks later, Erica bought a huge number of shares in Kosain. Jesvin is unhappy over the matter. Jesvin claims that the company is in breach of the law. The Board of Directors seeks your advice.
In: Accounting
Message Strategies: Responding to Rumors and Public Criticism
Spreading FUD—fear, uncertainty, and doubt—about other companies is one of the less-honorable ways of dealing with competition in the business world. For example, someone can start a “whisper campaign” in the marketplace, raising fears that a particular company is struggling financially. Customers who don’t want to risk future instability in their supply chains might then shift their purchasing away from the company, based on nothing more than the false rumor.
Your task: Find the website of any company that seems interesting. Imagine you are the CEO and the company is the subject of an online rumor about impending bankruptcy. Explore the website to get a basic feel for what the company does. Making up any information you need, write a post for the company’s blog, explaining that the bankruptcy rumors are false and that the company is on solid financial ground and plans to keep serving the industry for many years to come. PLEASE! Do not copy and paste the other answer to this question! It doesn't make much sense and isn't a great answer.
Thank you in advance!
In: Operations Management
If trade war continues with China, what is the impact on US good that competes with Chinese imports, US employment in firms that are in competition against those of Chinese imports, and US corporations' profitability that ships intermediate goods made in China and convert them into finished goods?
In: Economics
MicroEcon 7&8
22. | The demand curve for an individual perfectly competitive firm: | |
A) | is a downward sloping demand curve. | |
B) | is perfectly elastic. | |
C) | is perfectly inelastic. | |
D) | is equal to the firms average variable cost curve. | |
23. | In a perfectly competitive market, individual firms set: | |
A) | prices and quantities. | |
B) | neither prices nor quantities. | |
C) | quantities but not prices. | |
D) | prices but not quantities. | |
24. | Which industry best illustrates a perfectly competitive market? | ||||||||
A) | automobile industry | ||||||||
B) | soft drink industry | ||||||||
C) | public utility | ||||||||
25. | Profit maximizing firms will always operate where: | ||||||||
A) | MC = MR. | ||||||||
B) | MC > MR. | ||||||||
C) | MC < MR. | ||||||||
D) | It will vary from firm to firm. | ||||||||
26. | When a firm experiences economies of scale: | ||||||||
A) | average costs fall as output rises. | ||||||||
B) | average costs remain constant as output rises. | ||||||||
C) | average costs rise as output falls. | ||||||||
D) | average costs increase as output increases. | ||||||||
In: Economics
In: Accounting