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Question: Suppose you work for a large retail chain in the US that is considering expanding abroad. You are asked to determine whether the initial investment should be made in Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, or Chile. Explain ...
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Question: Choose and focus on one negative consequence of globalization. Explain what the issue is, and why it is problematic for the world. Describe what you think should be done to improve this situation. If you think ...
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Question: There are three consumers A, B and C. Consumer A is willing to pay 40-.25F dollars for a unit of flowers for the public square, B is willing to pay 75-.25F dollars for a unit of flowers, and C is willing to pay ...
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Question: Use an isoquant/isocost diagram and words to show how firms will respond to a decrease in the wage rate. (Assume substitution between labor and capital is possible.) Be sure to identify the short run scale effe ...
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Question: The demand for boobles can be written as: Q = 11,000 - 8P. Calculate the price, quantity, total revenue and marginal revenue when the elasticity of demand = -2.2. Calculate the price, quantity, total revenue an ...
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Question - A foundation was endowed with $15,000,000 in July 2010. In July 2014, $5,000,000 was expended for facilities, and it was decided to provide $250,000 at the end of each year forever to cover operating expenses. ...
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Question: Southwest Airlines hedged half of its fuel supplies last year. Why not choose to fully insure by hedging 100 percent of them? Jet Blue hedged almost none of them. Was Jet Blue's management necessarily incompete ...
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Question: a. The endowment effect creates a problem for doing incentivized experiments in economics, especially if the experimenter wants to study risks that involve losses. Describe the problem and suggest a solution. b ...
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Question: Business law question The stocks in First Rate Hotel, Inc., a corporation, was divided equally between the Miller and the Anderson families. For a number of years, as result of a family fued, the Millers and th ...
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