How "democratic" is the U.S. democracy? What is "limited government" and how are the various levels of government in the U.S. limited? How is power "decentralized" in the U.S. political system? What is "credit claim"? How does "image" factor into politics? What do these concepts tell us about the state and health of our democracy?

7) In many European cities, tourists are charged one price to enter parks, exhibits, museums, etc. and locals are charged a lower price. Might this tie into price discrimination in some way? Write a paragraphexplaining your answer.

8) Carolina Shores rents vacation homes in NC’s Outer Banks and rents out vacation homes for homeowners. They have 2 different fees that they charge to homeowners.

If the house is on a paved road in town, the commission to the homeowner is 12%.

If the house is in the “four-wheel-drive section” (further away and only accessible by driving on the beach with a 4 wheel drive vehicle) the commission to the homeowner is 16%.

Is this price discrimination? Write a paragraph explaining fully.

9) Sheetz has two gas stations in a large town in South Carolina. The station next to the highway charges about 5% more per gallon than the station that is about half of a mile into town from the highway. How might this tie into price discrimination? Write a paragraph explaining your logic.

1. What are the present "state of the arts" legal,
governmental , political, sociocultural and ecological
federal laws in placed todate with respect to supply
chains globally? What about diversity (ethinicity) of suppliers in the supply chain from producer/
manufacturer to the ultimate consumer universally? Address customer service at the retail/consumer marketing channel perspective. What about handling disputes among channel members? What impact has telecommunications played in the marketing channels arena?

Multiple Questions that all have to do with each other.

"Tax Implications"

• Your client, Jack, has asked about the differences between the constructive receipt doctrine and the claim of right doctrine.
• Explain what each doctrine is by providing an example to help Jack understand the differences.

Claim of right doctrine - judicial doctrine that states that income has been realized if a taxpayer receives income and there are no restrictions on the taxpayer's use of the income (for example, the taxpayer does not have an obligation to repay the amount).

Constructive receipt doctrine - the judicial doctrine that provides that a taxpayer must recognize income when it is actually or constructively received. Constructive receipt is deemed to have occurred if the income has been credited to the taxpayer's account or if the income is unconditionally available to the taxpayer, the taxpayer is aware of the income's availability, and there are no restrictions on the taxpayer's control.

What are some examples of each of these doctrines?

Draw the demand and supply curves and provide brief explanations about the exchange rate and the value of the domestic currency in each case. Note: you just need to state whether the dollar has appreciated or depreciated and whether the exchange rates (R) goes up or down) (after drawing the graphs). Note: be sure to use the currency of the foreign country implied in each question!

a) Real GDP growth in Britain rose relative to the U.S. (assume that the two countries are important trading partners).

b) Inflation in Great Britain rose relative to the inflation rate in the U.S.

c) The British became bullish (that is, they feel good) about the U.S. economy.

10. Companies often have different mutual funds to serve different investment time horizons. Use the tab titled BESTFUNDS to determine if there is a difference between in the three-year annualized return for small cap growth, mid-cap growth, and large cap growth mutual funds. (a) Identify which type of test you plan to use and why. (b) Analyze and report your findings. (c) Put the findings into meaningful words (i.e., explain what the test allows you to conclude about the types of mutual funds). (d) Does your result from (b) give you statistical permission to probe group differences, yes or no? (4 points)

Is lying wrong? What about in accounting? What about in business?

3. The Idaho State University athletics department conducted a research study to see how many students attended a women’s lacrosse game last season. There are 14,400 students attending Idaho State University, and the study showed that 400 of 1250 students sampled attended a women’s lacrosse game. What inferences can be made about student attendance at women’s lacrosse games?

(a) What is the estimated proportion for the population?

(b) Using the 95% level of confidence, what is the confidence interval?

(c) Using the 99% level of confidence, what is the confidence interval?

PLEASE SHOW ALL WORK

You may utilize the same person you interviewed in week 1 to continue your assignment.
When was the last time you purchased renter’s/homeowner's and/or automobile insurance? What would you do differently next time you purchase such insurance? Explain with specific details. Consult with your interviewee to find if there were any changes since your last purchase or policy review? If you did not purchase or have a policy review please consult with the instructor.

Ask the interviewee to help prepare an education plan for your baby who is going to attend college after 18 years. Use the tools and analysis covered in Chapter 6 such as estimating costs, computing your contributions, making appropriate investments, etc. Have him or her consider your child attending a community college for two years before attending a major university. What would be the advantages and disadvantages of this approach?

• The Corona Virus - how is it affecting the cost of medical attention?

• What have you seen either on a state or federal level affect the cost of this pandemic?

• What are your thoughts on this particular subject?

You want to buy a car. Describe how you would determine the price you can afford to pay, how much should be financed, and how you would select a lender. Provide a specific example and conduct a quantitative analysis. For this particular part of your assignment; you can consult with your interviewee or do it yourself.