Define Monetary Policy and discuss in details the tools used to being the economy back to life and elaborate on the long-term effects of such policies on the economy.

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The Coronavirus impacted the U. S. economy and the World economy in a profound way not seen before. The purpose of this paper is to discuss the economic impact within the economic parameters covered in this class. You are to answer the following 5 questions in an APA style format paper as it pertains to the U.S economy. Each question must be discussed in detail in not less than one doubled-spaced page for each question, plus the cover page and the work cited page. That makes it a minimum of 7 pages, Times-Roman font size 12. If you are not familiar with APA style, I posted a link under Pages to show you how. You can’t plagiarize from the internet. I have Turnitin (a software to detect plagiarism) turned on and it will detect all copying/ pasting from the internet. You will receive a zero credit if you are caught plagiarizing. The paper is worth 50 points

PAGE1-Which particular components of the GDP were affected? By How much? What were these numbers before the pandemic, and what are they today?
PAGE2- How did the pandemic affect unemployment? Do you have faith these numbers are true? What sectors of the economy were mostly hit hard in terms of unemployment? Why?
PAGE3- The pandemic has positive effects on some industries (Information technology/ Zoom, for example). Discuss in detail why, give examples, and what particular components of the GDP were positively impacted, and what do you think the long-term projections for these industries?
PAGE4- Define Fiscal Policy and discuss in details the tools used to stimulate the economy.
PAGE5- Define Monetary Policy and discuss in details the tools used to being the economy back to life and elaborate on the long-term effects of such policies on the economy.

Based on the data in this study, what is the estimate of proportion of items that will ring up at higher prices and thus be counted as a violation?

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Assignment Setting

The items for sale in many retail stores sometimes ring up at a different price at the cash register compared to the price marked on the shelf. This goes unnoticed by many consumers. But whether the mistakes are intentional or not, the retailers get checked by government inspectors (for overcharges only) and can potentially be fined for the mistakes if their error rate is high enough.

The retailers also run the risk of receiving bad publicity through the press. As an example, in one such inspection: “during Walmart’s second inspection, the price of a ceiling fan was off by $30. The shelf price listed the fan at $19.99, but it rang up as $49.97 at the register.” For more, read: Inspector: One in 10 NC stores ring up wrong prices.

To avoid the fine and the public embarrassment that follows for being caught, each retailer will self-inspect their records. They typically use the same process as the government inspectors by selecting a random sample of items for cross-checking the register and the shelf prices.

In a recent self-check, the store manager had her employees compare prices on 250 different items which were picked at random for cross-check. The employees recorded the shelf price and the price that appeared on the cash register. You can find these results in file titled “Price-Check”. The government inspector will not fine companies that have an error rate of less than 2%.

Questions

Question 1

Based on the data in this study, what is the estimate of proportion of items that will ring up at higher prices and thus be counted as a violation? (Hint: Is your estimate a single number or a range of numbers?)

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Question 2

Based on your answer for Question 1, if an inspector showed up today, would the store manager be 95% confident that the store will pass? Why, or why not?

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Question 3

If the manager wants to have a margin error of 0.5% (.005), then how many items need to be cross-checked?

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Outline and critically evaluate the argument that the agricultural sector has acted, or should act, as the engine of development.

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Outline and critically evaluate the argument that the agricultural sector has acted, or should act, as the engine of development.

Write a position paper either “for” or “against” this statement: Consumers in the US should avoid buying quinoa due to concerns about the price rising for poor & vulnerable consumers in Latin America.

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Write a position paper either “for” or “against” this statement: Consumers in the US should avoid buying quinoa due to concerns about the price rising for poor & vulnerable consumers in Latin America.

Describe the advantages and disadvantages associated with the three forms of foreign direct investment (joint ventures, acquisitions, greenfield investment) and discuss how the chosen form of FDI may be related to different sectors and countries

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1. Discuss the measures countries can take to boost their national competitiveness (450 words)

2. Describe the advantages and disadvantages associated with the three forms of foreign direct investment (joint ventures, acquisitions, greenfield investment) and discuss how the chosen form of FDI may be related to different sectors and countries (450 words)

3. Describe the role of the world trade organisation in promoting international trade and discuss how this role has changed over time with global economics and business developments (450 words)

Explain the Causality Relationships between the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s (KSA) Military Expenditure and Economic Growth in the Period from 1987 to 2019

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Explain the Causality Relationships between the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s (KSA) Military Expenditure and Economic Growth in the Period from 1987 to 2019

Identify whether the following cases mentioned in part 1 to 5 represent an “Aggregate Demand shock” OR “Aggregate Supply shock”, graphically sketch the impact of each shock within AD-AS framework, and discuss the role a stabilization policy can play in each case to counter the shock:

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Identify whether the following cases mentioned in part 1 to 5 represent an “Aggregate
Demand shock” OR “Aggregate Supply shock”, graphically sketch the impact of each
shock within AD-AS framework, and discuss the role a stabilization policy can play in
each case to counter the shock:
1. People living in the economy have become inclined to hold more money due to lack
of trust on financial markets which provide alternative means of keeping their money.
2. ‘Drought’ has struck the economy badly and has caused major destruction to the yields
of many crops.
3. Central bank decides to increase money supply.
4. Firm owners decide to provide fewer capital units to the labor they have employed.
5. If the specific economy is subject to energy crisis.

Discuss the likely benefits of the price discrimination to rail passengers.

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Discuss the likely benefits of the price discrimination to rail passengers. Use a diagram to support the answer.

 

Determine the relationship between government incentives and the electric vehicle acquisition between 2012 and 2017

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Determine the relationship between government incentives and the electric vehicle acquisition between 2012 and 2017

Explain the influence of COVID-19 pandemic on Film Industry Business Models

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Explain the influence of COVID-19 pandemic on Film Industry Business Models