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Topic: Advanced Economic Analysis Paper1. Macroeconomics

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Topic: Advanced Economic Analysis Paper1.
Macroeconomics, 2 questions

What are the main tenets of Dynamic Stochastic General Equilibrium models of business cycles? How useful is this approach for our understanding of business cycles?
2.How does the New Endogenous Growth Theory analyse the role of technical progress, innovation and entrepreneurial effort in decentralised market economies? Explain and discuss with reference to at least one of the R&D models of endogenous growth.
Microeconomics, 2 questions
1. Compare and contrast the transaction cost theory with the team production theory of the firm.
2. Evaluate the contention that endogenous technological change is incompatible with perfect competition.

 

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economic discussion

economic discussion
Paper instructions:
In 2008, the Board of Directors and shareholders of Anheuser Busch agreed to be acquired by a Belgian Brewer (InBev). Prior to the merger, InBev made many pledges to AB regarding how the company would operate after the merger, how its employees would be treated, and so on. With some stipulations, the U.S. Government agreed to allow the merger.
Since the merger, InBev has laid off a significant number of Anheuser Busch employees, most of whom worked at the St. Louis headquarters. Where the merger created duplication of job duties, those being terminated have to-date been from AB, not InBev. There is a great deal of speculation and trepidation around the St. Louis area about the long-term fate of the remaining employees, as well as worry about how the new company will view the many and varied civic contributions the company has made to St. Louis and the many other U.S. areas in which it has operations.
View 1 – AB acted as a well-managed business that takes the actions necessary to remain competitive in a very competitive market. If AB had not approved the merger, its profits and stock price would have fallen, and investment capital would have fled the company. As difficult as the decision was, AB operates in a very competitive environment and owes its stockholders the best return it can provide.
View 2 – The decision to sell the company was both short-sighted and, ultimately, a bad business decision. Any short term benefits AB stockholders reaped from the merger will be more than offset by U.S. job losses, lower tax revenues for States and the U.S. Government, and damage to the U.S. communities in which the company operates. Employees whose employers are loyal to them during difficult times repay that loyalty to the company through hard work. Employees who view themselves as economic pawns to be added or discarded as needed will feel only a marginal commitment to the new AB and their work performance will reflect the negative opinion they hold of their employer.
Let’s hear your thoughts. Don’t just tell us what you think personally, but bring Managerial Economic theory to bear on this issue.
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Microeconomics short paper

Microeconomics short paper.
Paper instructions:
Students should be aware that all required writing assignments may be submitted through a software program called SafeAssign provided by Blackboard. The software is designed to help faculty and students organize and improve the writing process by encouraging original writing submissions and proper citation practices.
Each student is expected to submit a short paper on any Micro Economics topic the he/she likes of 4-8 pages length, double spaced and 11” font with standard margins and approximately 1,000 words. The paper is due on/before Marrch 18th and should be sent via email only to the instructor. All papers will be checked for plagiarism.You can use MLA/APA style
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mothers anf father of very low birth weight infants

mothers anf father of very low birth weight infants
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Type Coursework –
Subject Medicine and Health
Level Bachelor
Style MLA
Number of pages/words 1 page / 275 words
Number of sources/references Up to the writer
Deadline by 23d Sept 7 pm your time
CPP $3.8
Status closed
Paper instructions:
use the article mother and fathers of very low birth weight infants. by Feeley
et al.
1. Identify the data collection methods used in the study. Discuss the
rationale for choosing this method. Discuss the validity and reliability of the
instruments used.
2., Identify the statistical test used to analyze the data in the study.
Provide rationale for the selection of these methods of analysis.

 

 

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Entrepreneurs to tap into talent and market

Investment networks also enable entrepreneurs to tap into talent and market
information. Small businesses and start-ups can also obtain access to R&D that
they would never be able to access alone by engaging in joint R&D ventures.
Proactive management of network capability
A firm’s innovative capacity is linked to its networking competence and capability.
The degree to which firms learn about new opportunities depends on the extent of
their existing participation in networks.

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economic viability

As the name suggests, open innovation may involve many different
organisations and individuals. The benefits associated with it include:
¦ More ideas are generated and a broader base of expertise accessed
leading to improvements in the cost, quality and speed of innovation
¦ Licensing new innovations to third parties may provide a needed stimulus
within the organisation to make more use of internally generated ideas
¦ Exported ideas may receive more intense scrutiny and so a more rigorous
test of the economic viability of the idea

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economic viability

As the name suggests, open innovation may involve many different
organisations and individuals. The benefits associated with it include:
¦ More ideas are generated and a broader base of expertise accessed
leading to improvements in the cost, quality and speed of innovation
¦ Licensing new innovations to third parties may provide a needed stimulus
within the organisation to make more use of internally generated ideas
¦ Exported ideas may receive more intense scrutiny and so a more rigorous
test of the economic viability of the idea

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Economic Growth

Economic Growth in Canada Between 1990-2000.
Study Books Used in Class:
“Macroeconomics” 7th Edition. Written by Andrew B. Abel, Ben S. Bernanke, and Dean Croushore. Pearson publishers. ISBN 13: 978-0-13-611452-9.
Description: Write a research paper regarding the “Economic Growth in Canada between 1990-2000”. For this research paper, first, collect some macroeconomic data (in this case Canada’s GDP), then use the data to evaluate an economic theory (or theories) discussed in the textbook. Is the data consistent with the theory? If not, why not? For data collection, you can use quarterly or annual data from central banks, IMF, OECD, CIA Factbook, etc.
STRUCTURE OF THE PAPER:
1) Introduction (What are you looking at in the paper?)
2) Overview of the country (A few basic facts and overall economic conditions of Canada)
3) Present the data either charts or figures, not just tables of numbers.
4) Discuss sources of data and how any data such as GDP were calculated.
5) Discuss the economic theory (or theories) you are looking at in the paper. Explain what should have happened to the variables according to the theory (or theories) and discuss what actually happened.
6) Conclusion.
NOTE: This research paper must be plagiarism free, correctly spelled and punctuated, free of any grammatical errors, double spaced, 11 pages long, MLA citation style with “Works cited” included, and minimum of 5 sources use.