CSUG Economics Poverty Property & Underpinnings European Economic Integration Paper

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Critically evaluate and respond to each of the following three questions :

The labor market in European system faces challenges as many parts of the world. Discuss the extent and the ways that will shift the dramatic movement away from planning toward markets and alter the systemic arrangements used in developing nations. Determine if these changes will influence the levels of living in EU countries.

Unlike the market economic system, for which the competitive ideal serves as a theoretical underpinning, the socialist economic system has no theoretical underpinning. Evaluate your position against the European economic integration providing rationale for your argument.

George Mason University Debt Crisis of The 1980s Discussion

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Draw on Lectures 9&10 and associated readings. Discuss the debt crisis of the 1980s and the stabilization efforts that played out subsequently. Do some research on the debt crisis in your country and try to structure your paper around your country experience. Was it a typical example of these years in Latin America, or not so much? How did events unfold? Did commodity prices fall and foreign exchange dry up? Was there capital flight? (What is capital flight?) What was the inflation experience in the 1980s and 1990s? What was done to stabilize the macroeconomy? How was debt restructured? 

Case Reflections Discussion

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You will separately submit a 2 page reflection considering the new insights gained from the other groups in the class.

It is important that you continue to remain critical of your recommendations and reflect on your initial thought and decisions, to help you to make better decisions going forward.

Questions to consider for your reflections:

Did your team come up with more-or-less the same recommendation?

If not, how are your recommendations different from what other teams have recommended?

What are the strengths and weaknesses of your recommendations?

After reflecting on what other teams have recommended, would you change your initial recommendations? In what ways?

ECON201 SEU Cash Reserve Ratio Discussion

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Topic: The reserve ratio is the portion of reservable liabilities that commercial banks must hold onto, rather than lend out or invest. This rate is determined by the Country’s Central Bank. The Cash Reserve Ratio of select Middle Eastern Countries are given below:

Bahrain (%) — 5.0

Oman (%) — 5.0

Saudi Arabia (%) — 7.0

United Arab Emirates (%) — 1.0

As can be seen, the cash reserve ratio of Saudi Arabia is highest among the listed nations. “Discuss on the implications of the 7% reserve rate on Saudi economy, highlighting the advantages and disadvantages”.

Western Kentucky University Great Resignation Discussion

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I’m working on a economics writing question and need a sample draft to help me learn.

Please see the PBS link below. For your one page, double spaced essay/memo, please write on how you think the Great Resignation is affecting the US economy. What do labor shortages do to the macroeconomy in terms of worker’s wages, inflation, and what can be done to solve the problems generated by the Great Resignation. If you use certain sources from newspapers or the link below, please be sure to cite them properly.

FIN201 Finance Worksheet

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Q1. The following table sets out the book values and current market values of ABC company debt and equity.

Other Information:

The required rate of return for preference and ordinary shareholders are currently 11% and 15%, respectively. 

The yield to maturity of the bond is 9%

The company’s tax rate is 30%. 

What is the after tax Weighted Average Cost of Capital? 

Q2. Describes the three forms of Acquisition?

Q3. What is your return on exercising a put option which was purchased for $7 with an exercise price of $41? The stock price at expiration is $32. 

FIN 450 Superior University Finance Worksheet

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using Excel Draw the efficient frontier using real data

step 1 collects historical data for some risky assets (stocks) from the US market for at least 4 assets for at least 2 years

step 2 calculates daily returns without dividends

step 3 calculates the expected return (average) and risk (S.D) for each asset compute Corr

step 4 create portfolios combining the 4 stocks by changing the weights at least create 20 portfolios

step 5 plot all the portfolios on the efficient frontier and apply the principle of dominance

University of Houston Downtown Demand Function for Coffee vs Tea Discussion

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The project will consist of an estimation and in-depth analysis of a demand function for coffee vs tea.

1. Collect relevant information and raw data on consumption, prices and income for coffee vs. Tea.

2. Use regression analysis, quantitative techniques, and economic tools to estimate a demand function for the selected product or industry.

3. Use the regression results to assess the industry, reach conclusions and make recommendations to improve the economic performance and future direction of the industry.

Please complete the executive summary and introduction with goals and objectives.

College American Costs Decision Making Discussion

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I’m working on a economics multi-part question and need an explanation and answer to help me learn.

Please tell us about a time when you took the cost of your time into consideration when you were making a decision. This could include a decision on whether or not to do something, how much to charge for something, how much you were willing to pay for something, etc. Please take the time to come up with a good example. Please write 13 different examples paragraphs

Miami Dade College Economics Essay

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Write a research essay on the following topic:

Due to the recent Russia-Ukraine war, the international oil price is rising. What are the implications of the rising oil price on developing countries’ Balance of Payments, Development Finance, Inflation, External trade, and inflation? Give rational arguments based on the topics learned in the second half of the course. Do you think the measures currently taken by these governments are sufficient? If not, what other policies would you like to suggest based on theory and global evidence?