1. The Bureau of Labor Statistics announced that in April 2010‚ of all adult Americans‚ 139‚455‚000 were employed‚ 15‚260‚000 were unemployed‚ and 82‚614‚000 were not in the labor force. Use this information to calculate: a. the adult population = employed+unemployed+not in the labor force=237329000 b. the labor force = employed+unemployed=154715000 c. the labor-force participation rate = (labor force/adult population) x 100= 65.2% d. the unemployment rate = (unemployed/labor force) x 100=
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Principles of Microeconomics: ECON 202-01 “The Purpose of the Different Economies in our Society” Raquel Moss Mr. George L. Edwards July 20‚ 2012 The Purpose of the different economies is so that society is able to answer the three questions: what‚ how and who to produce to. Because we live in a society full of scarcity‚ we face the economic problems of limited economic resources with that being the main issue. The society design and organized our economy into three different categories:
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Research Proposal To: Jeffery Wehr‚ Florida International University online professor From: Talya Van Embden Date: May 24‚2014 Subject: Request for website usability and recommendation research Statement of Problem: In today’s world‚ the need and use of technology is growing rampant in the education field. Due to this‚ many government learning entities such as Universities offer online courses that allow of distance learning‚ and because of this website usability is a large aspect to these
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Essay 1 Set And Subset of Assemblages Devanshi Purohit Each assemblage is an emergent entity which can combine with others to produce ever larger assemblages; both assemblages and their component parts are thus characterized by reciprocal relations of exteriority (Parr‚ 2005). This statement poses a question that whether it can be considered that each assemblage is made up of smaller assemblages as well as there is a larger universal assemblage that each assemblage is a part of. Robert
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increasing wages. This cause GDP to increase without an increase in price (2) upward slop is a strain on resources that are now not as commonly available. Firms can still increase production but not without increasing price. Both GDP and price increase. (3) vertical part represents full employment. There are no more resources available to increase production. So GDP remains constant. Inflation occurs because firms increase prices without increasing GDP. Q4: 4) The following example on how consumers
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Write the quantity equation and explain it. Money x Velocity = Price x Transactions Money x Velocity = Price x Output This theory seeks to explain how money affects the economy‚ and is based on the fact that money is demanded as a medium of exchange. We can say that price level is a function of the quantity of money in circulation. The transaction version of the quantity theory states that the changes in money supply other things remaining the same‚ brings a directly proportionate change in the
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(b) Discuss whether the Singapore government should change its policies for managing the balance of payments. The policies for managing the balance of payments could be directed to the current account via expenditure switching (exchange rates and protectionism)‚ expenditure dampening or raising through Fiscal Policy and Monetary Policy‚ or through long-term measures like supply side policies (increasing general education‚ subsidies‚ etc.). The policies directed at the capital account could include
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1.1 Economic background of Bosnia and Herzegovina (B&H) Bosnia and Herzegovina was among the poorer areas of the old Yugoslav Federation and remains one of the poorer countries in Europe. Agriculture remains in private hands‚ but farms have been small and inefficient‚ and net food imports increased dramatically in the aftermath of the 1992-1995 war. Many industries are still overstaffed‚ reflecting the legacy of the centrally-planned economy‚ though limited privatization has improved efficiency
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Econ 334- International Business! ! Module Leader: Mr. Prawesh Singh! ! ! ! ! ! ! Foreign Exchange Risk and Hedging! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Tanuj Wadhi BABE-2014 110164 33006334 Introduction Foreign Exchange Risk 4 5 Transaction Exposure! 5! Translation Exposure! 6! Economic Exposure! 7! Hedging Conflict Between Exposures Conclusion References 8 9 10 11 ! Introduction! ! Currency has been used as a medium of exchange‚ for trading goods and services for
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calculate this‚ you may need to use a trick to get the exact result. Note that 220 = 1‚000‚00010 + d‚ where d is the difference between 220 and 1‚000‚00010‚ and that 1T = (1‚000‚00010 + d)2 8 bits/byte => 8 · 1 trillion or 812 => 8‚000‚000‚000‚000 3. Convert the binary number 1010110.1001 to decimal. 64 32 16 8 4 2 1 .5 .25 .125 .0625 1 + 0 + 1 + 0 + 1 + 1 + 0. 1 + 0 + 0 + 1 64 + 16 + 4 + 2 + .5 + .0625 = 86.5625 4. Convert the decimal number 1938.257 to hexadecimal
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