Question: You could write on any one of the following topics or more than one topics. Please be reminded that while research could help for this essay, however, the most important thing is original idea. 1. Money is said ...
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Question: What feature(s) of Medicare would cause an economist to say that "Medicare stinks as insurance"? Medicare supplement insurance is available from the commercial market and most commonly covers ‘up-front' deducti ...
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Question: Describe the current problem that the annual budget deficit presents to the US. Indicate what the impact of not solving the issue will cause and why you think it has not been solved. On a scale of 1 (Low) to 5 ...
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Question: Suppose that the quantity of money in circulation is fixed but the income velocity of money dou- bles. If real GDP remains at its long-run poten- tial level, what happens to the equilibrium price level? The res ...
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Question: (A) Which scenario is better for long-term economic growth: (a) the stock market grows at 6% per year indefinitely, or (b) it quickly doubles, then falls back to its previous level, and finally returns to its l ...
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Question - Based on the Harvard business review article titled - A Payment Model That Prevents Unnecessary Medical Treatment answer the following questions: You are 64 years old and have been diagnosed with advanced arth ...
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Question: A group of 10 people have the following annual incomes: $55,000, $30,000, $15,000, $20,000, $35,000, $80,000, $40,000, $45,000, $30,000, $50,000. Calculate the share of total income received by each quintile of ...
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Question: Apple is about to release its latest technology. The company needs to develop a plan to communicate with key stakeholders about the release. You have been tasked with identifying those main stakeholders and sel ...
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Question: Suppose that i_NY = 2%, i_London = 6%, xa = -1%, and RP = 2%, where i_NY (i_London) denotes the interest rate in New York (London), xa denotes the expected appreciation of the foreign currency (i.e., the pound) ...
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Question: In mid-1968, the government imposed a 10% income tax surcharge on personal and corporate income to pay for the costs of the Vietnam War. It was widely believed that the surcharge was temporary, and in fact it w ...
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