2. The demand curve for bonds would be shifted to the left by A) an increase in expected returns on other assets. B)a decrease in the information costs of bonds relative to other assets. C) a decrease in expected inflation. D) an increase in the liquidity of bonds relative to other assets.
2. Final Project: Business PlanResources: Appendix ADue Date: Sunday Day 7 [Individual] forumWrite a 700- to 1,050-word paper, using APA guidelines, based on the scenario below.You want to start your own business. You found an investment group that is willing to give you the capital needed for the first year of your business, but only if you can convince them you have a solid plan for the success of this business. Your investor is very concerned with how the accounting functions of this business will be handled. You must persuade your investor to put up the capital by addressing the following questions in your business plan:· What is the name of your business?· What type of business structure is it (sole proprietorship, partnership, or corporation)?· Why did you choose that structure?· What type of services or products does your business provide?· What role will accounting play in the start up of your business?· What type of work characteristics will you look for when hiring your accounting staff?· What education should a person have in budgeting, internal controls, and cash management before going into business?· What kinds of internal controls will you put in place for the business?· How will your managers use financial information to predict outcomes for your business?I really do not know where to start and was wondering if anyone can give me a way to go?
2. Suppose you are asked to build a database applica- tion for a sports league. Assume that your applica- tion is to keep track of teams and equipment that is checked out to teams. Explain the steps that need to be taken to develop this application. Specify entities and their relationships. Build an E-R diagram. Ensure your diagram shows both minimum and maximum cardinalities. Transform your E-R dia- gram into a relational design.
2. Expected Utility Theory An individual goes to the store to buy a new iClicker for $40. The clerk at the store tells the individual that the same iClicker is on sale for $20 across campus. The individual goes to the other store. The same individual goes to the store to buy a new computer for $600. The clerk at the store tells the individual the same computer is on sale at the same store across campus for $580. The student does not go. Is this consistent with expected utility theory? Why or why not
2.Supposing that Canada and China were the only two countries in the world, why would it be impossible for Canada to import a greater value of goods from China than the value we export to China, even if China produced most goods more cheaply than Canada? Use this example to explain why increasing our imports from China can never create unemployment in Canada
2. Suppose that US market demand and supply for cloth are given, respectively, by the following algebraic equations: P = 8 – ½Q and P = 2 + ¼Q (P is given in dollars and Q in tons).
a) Plot the demand and supply schedule for clothe and determine the equilibrium price and quantity for cloth in the US in the absence of [international] trade.
b) If the US now allows free trade and P=$2.00 on the world market and we assume no transportation costs, how much cloth will the US consume, produce and import with free trade?
c) Now assume the US imposes a tariff of 50% on the world price, how much cloth will the US consume, produce and import with tariff?
d) How much tax revenues will the US government collect with trade restrictions?
e) How much is the consumer loss as a result of the tariff?
f) How much are the producer’s gains and the society loss (deadweight loss) as a result of the tariff?
g) The benefits of trade liberalization are assumed to be great. Yet, Nations restrict International Trade. Why do they do that? Discuss.
2. Suppose that the following table gives recent figures for yield per acre ininois and Kansas: 37 51 42 31 If we assume that farmers in inois and Kansas use the same amount of labor, capital, and fertilizer, which state has an absolute advantage in wheat production and has an absolute advantage in wheat production and (2) has an absolute advantage in soybean production. If we transfer land out of wheat into soybeans, how many bushels of wheat do we give up in Ilinois and in Kansas per additional bushel of soybean production? In linois, an additional bushel of soybean production results in esults in fewer bushels of wheat, and in Kansas, an additional bushel of soybean production fewer bushels of wheat. (Enter your responses rounded to three decimal places) Which state has a comparative advantage in soybean production and in soybean production? has a comparative advantage in soybean production and (4) has a comparative advantage in wheat production The following table gives the distribution of land planted for each state in millions of acres in the same year TILL WHEAT SOYBEANS (83%) 11.8 70% (397%) 1.9 Kansas 20.7 2% Are these data consistent with your answers above? (5) (1) O Kansas (2) Kansas (3) O Kansas 4) O Kansas (5) O No O Illinois linois O Yes
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2. Suppose that stack is an object of type stackType. What is thedifference between stack.top and stack.top – 1?
2. Suppose that marble is a normal good for a certain sculptor and that she has just received a
MacArthur “genius” fellowship ($625,000 paid in quarterly installments over five years). What
will happen to her demand for marble? Illustrate your answer by drawing her demand curve
for marble before and after she received the fellowship (either attach the drawing or explain how the demand curve is positioned and how it changes).
2. Suppose that Economica is a large country. The export supply curve is as follows Price Quantity 60 60 80 120 100 180 120 240 Assume that Economica imposes a $20 tariff on imported oil. Assume that the world price of oil is initially $80. i. the terms of trade effect j. total deadweight loss k. effect on foreign welfare l. effect on world welfare
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