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Econ 5.05

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Outsourcing
Offshoring
International economics
Management
Telecommuting
On-demand outsourcing
Business process outsourcing

Outsourcing is extremely destructive to the American job base. Not only does it result in an increase in unemployment rates, it also causes possible loss of control over a company?s business process and creates problems related to quality and turn-around time. Outsourcing across many industries has served to perpetuate sluggish response times coupled with slow issue resolution processes. It also creates issues pertaining to lingual accent variation. Companies who outsource IT, manufacturing and customer service tasks maintain an irate customer base paired with enraged employee unions. A capitalist market in the United States makes it nearly impossible for any successful company to avoid the lure of cutting American jobs and shipping the work abroad.

Econ 5.04

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International economics
International trade
Comparative advantage
Absolute advantage
Citrus
Productivity
maize

Corn Citrus Number of additional worker hours to produce one unit of citrus instead of one unit of corn United States 2 4 2 Developing Country B 8 10 2 Developed Country C 2 6 4 Apparel Computer Software Number of additional worker hours to produce one unit of computer software instead of apparel United States 2 4 2 Developing Country A 4 12 8 Developed Country D 2 4 2 Identify an example of absolute advantage relative to the United States from your data tables. Be sure to identify which country has absolute advantage (U.S. or other), the product, and data to support your claim. Tip: When considering absolute and comparative advantage, worker hours to produce one unit is a reflection of productivity.

Economics 3.05

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Microeconomics
Marginal concepts
Pricing
marketing
economics
Marginal cost
Economic graph
Nike, Inc.
Shoe
Price
Marginal revenue
Attachment theory

What product market did you choose for this data to represent? Explain why. I chose Nike Free Runs because they can reach pretty high prices are a popular type of shoes. At which price and quantity does marginal cost nearly equal marginal revenue without exceeding it? Highlight this point on your graph. Between a quantity of 5 & 6 pairs of shoes at $160. If you were in business for this product, at which price and quantity level would you sell? Explain why. I would sell the shoes for $160 and a quantity of 5 pairs because it?s when I can maximize my profit.
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Economics 3.03

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I interviewed my grandpa, Mr. Bruce Varnadoe, owner of Commercial Fire Extinguishers What inspired you to start a business? The independence and freedom we would have. I?m my own boss and can do what I please to a certain extent. What goods and or services does your company offer? We offer sales and service of fire equipment. How do you organize your business? (Identify sole proprietorship, partnership, Limited Liability Company (LLC), corporation) Corporation What are the advantages to the way you organize your business? It kind of goes alone with questions one; I organize my business the way I want to and have full control of everything. What are the disadvantages? We are sort of tied down to the company. If we lose it, we lose everything.

How to caculate interest

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Human development
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Philosophy of love

Sheet1 year Beginning Ammount Interest End 1 10000 135.00000000000003 10135 2 10135 136.82250000000002 10271.8225 3 10271.8225 138.66960375000002 10410.492103750001 4 10410.492103750001 140.54164340062502 10551.033747150626 5 10551.033747150626 142.43895558653347 10693.472702737159 6 10693.472702737159 144.36188148695166 10837.834584224111 7 10837.834584224111 146.31076688702552 10984.145351111136 8 10984.145351111136 148.28596224000034 11132.431313351137 9 11132.431313351137 150.28782273024038 11282.719136081378 10 11282.719136081378 152.31670833709862 11435.035844418477 11 11435.035844418477 154.37298389964945 11589.408828318126 12 11589.408828318126 156.45701918229472 11745.865847500421 13 11745.865847500421 158.5691889412557 11904.435036441677

Economics discussion post 2

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Government
Public finance
Tax increment financing
Taxation
Boeing
Charleston, South Carolina

?For the 2014-2015 Charleston County School District (CCSD) Fiscal Year, the district miscalculated revenue and payroll adding to$18 Million dollar expenditure above the budget.?The Chief Financial Officer of CCSD?vows increased oversight of the district?s expenditure and recognizes that there were errors made in the budget, though it was neither intentional nor illegal. This was noticed three weeks ago (September 2015) when producing the district's?end-of-the-year unaudited financial report.

report writing

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scientific method
Regression analysis
Evaluation methods
research methods
Psychometrics
Dependent and independent variables
Descriptive statistics
Statistics
Data analysis
Research
Level of measurement
Research design

Executive summary Arazindi Fashion House (AFH), an Australian clothing store, initiated a promotional technique in which customers were issued with a card that entitled them to a 20% discount on any purchase they made during the month of June. The nationwide sales manager of AFH conducted a research that was mainly intended to establish the effectiveness of this promotional technique. Particularly, the research intended to establish whether or not the amount of sales was influenced by the use of promotional cards. A sample of 200 customers was used in the research. From this sample, techniques of data analysis such as correlation, use of descriptive statistics, and graphical methods were used to answer the questions posed by the research. Statistical analysis Methods

elasticity assignment

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Consumer theory
Elasticity
demand
Cross elasticity of demand
Price elasticity of demand
Income elasticity of demand
Price elasticity of supply
supply

Surname 6 Name Instructor Course Date Elasticity and Inelasticity Question 1 Initial price of business loans (P1) =3% New price of business loans (P2) =5% Initial demand for loans (Q1) =1000 applicants New demand for loans (Q2) =500 applicants Calculating business loans price elasticity of demand (P.ED). in general, ===-0.6667 ===0.5 Therefore, ==-1.3333 Question 2 Initial iPhone 6 price (P1)=$899.99 New iPhone 6 price (P2)= $649.99 Initial quantity demanded (Q1)= 2000000 New quantity demanded (Q2)= 3000000 To calculate iPhone 6?s price of elasticity of demand (P.E.D), the fomula applied in question 1 is used. Therefore, ===0.4 Similarly, ===--0.3226 Therefore, ==-1.2394 Question 3 Initial quantity (Q1)=6 New quantity (Q2)=7 Initial price of gas (P1)= $4.15

economics questions

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Consumer theory
Budget constraint
Gasoline and diesel usage and pricing
Gallon

Type of service: Writing from scratch Work type: Case study Deadline: 26 Sep, 05:35 AM?(34h)?Extend deadline Academic level: College (3-4 years: Junior, Senior) Subject or discipline: Economics Title: Writer's choice Number of sources: 0 Provide digital sources used: No Paper format: APA # of pages: 2 Spacing: Double spaced # of words: 550 # of slides: ppt icon 0 Paper details: 1. Some questions need draw graph, so plz to take a clearly picture when you upload. Answer following four questions. Question

economic principles

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demand
Petroleum politics
Consumer theory
macroeconomics
Supply and demand
Price of oil
Supply shock
Demand curve
OPEC
Economic equilibrium
Petroleum
inflation

Economic Principles ? PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT ?1? ECONOMIC PRINCIPLES Student?s name Course Name Instructor Institution State/City Date Economic Principles Question two Products made from crude oil There are several products that use crude oil as the main input, some of them include, Petrochemicals, Liquefied petroleum gas, Gasoline, Naphtha, fuel oil, bitumen, and niche products. Ideally, there are many oil producing countries in the world. The top ten largest oil producing countries are as follows: United States, Saudi Arabia, Russia, China, Canada, United Arab Emirates, Iran, Iraq, Mexico, and Kuwait.

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