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* Make sure and provide a good explanation about the event and why it came about. * Tie it to some economic principles. * Be funny or sarcastic. W * What kind of short run/long run effects did it create?

* What coulda/shoulda been done to fix or stop it (if it was an adversYoue situation)? * Your prediction about future effects.
There’s always going to be people to outmaneuver others (innovation)
Perhaps mp3, mp4, mp5 * Was it sound econ? * Was there market failure?

* Was there government failure? Etc.

* * Just some ideas about questions you might want to ask.
Filming:
The industry is terribly unionized, and reason why some films a going indie.
The economics of the film industry are changing. Profits are down, even though Hollywood is making splashier films for new, fast-growing markets. Meanwhile, television, once the unglamorous sister, is enjoying record earnings and unprecedented critical acclaim.
Cable television vs streaming
A lot like cd and mp3
Artist make more money from concerts than cd has been since the creation of the first recording device and the distribution of music, from those music boxes to records to cassettes to cd roms, we are constantly innovating new forms of music distribution to entice a customer to buy a newer and expensive product, and the repercussion will always be putting the previous product in the garbage bin. Though today I believe it may be at its worse, downloading music has made profit making hard, because it is terribly easy to rip something off the internet.

People make decisions at the margin.
Songs Choices!!!!!voice 007
Trade makes people better off.
Sunday (meme, video, applia….study bio))
Monday (meme and video)
(finsh up essay in eng, econ, bio) Study for econ at home
Tuesday (econ test and do english paper bio test)
Wednesaday( Lab Bio)
Thursday ( Math test)

Competition (like any major business) is fierce, especially after several

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