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If a nanometer is one billionth of a meter (0.000 000 001 m), how many nanometers are there in one meter?

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1. How do vaccines work to protect against infectious diseases, and what are some of the challenges involved in developing effective vaccines?

Describe in detail an experiment to test whether RNA is required for protein synthesis. Underline the following terms in your answer: cell lysate, ribonuclease, in vitro, and protein purification. Draw one figure supporting your answer

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1. Suppose that in Bellefonte, 35% of new investment spending is re-spent within the region. What the maximum economic impact of a $16141 investment in the local museum? Round your answer to the nearest $100.

2. Suppose that 30.6% of every dollar invested in a new baseball stadium is re-spent in the community. What percent of the maximum economic impact is attained during the first 3 years after an investment is made? Your final answer should be reported as a percent, to one decimal place. For example if you compute the answer to be 0.0568, you would enter 5.7 (meaning 5.7%).

3. Suppose that you wish to have $1738954 in an investment account after 17 years, by making deposits from your biweekly paycheck (26 times per year). If the annual interest rate on your investment account is 2.6% and your total salary for the year is $154208, what should your deposits be, as a percentage of your gross paycheck amount? Use the totaI salary per paycheck. It is not necessary to consider FICA or tax withholding amounts for this question. Your final answer should be reported as a percent, to one decimal place. For example if you compute the answer to be 0.0568, you would enter 5.7 (meaning 5.7%).

4. Suppose you deposit $228 every week in an account with an annual interest rate of 5.65%. What will be the value of the account after 20 years? Round your final answer to the nearest $1000

5.The Williamsport Little League Commission has taken out a 6-year loan for $210285 to finance upgrades to its stadium. The loan carries an interest rate of 5.2%, compounded annually. The loan will be paid off in full at maturity. The Commission is setting aside funds each quarter in an account that earns an annual interest rate of 5.6%. Calculate the amount the Commission should deposit quarterly (4 times per year) in order to have enough to pay off the loan in full at the maturity date. Round your answer to the nearest $100

6. Tom has saved up $1234250 in his retirement account, and intends to live off of this money for the next 21 years. If his account continues to earn 4.3% interest, how much can he afford to withdraw each week? Round your answer to the nearest $100

7.Maggie took out a mortgage for $257662 with a 5.73% annual interest rate that lasts 30 years and requires monthly payments. How much interest will Maggie pay on her mortgage? Round your answer to the nearest $1000

8.When Carl bought his car, he took out a 9-year loan auto loan for $26479. The loan has a 6.5% annual interest rate and has monthly payments. If Carl now has 1 year(s) of payments remaining, how much does he still owe on this loan? Round your answer to the nearest $100.

9.Marilynne retires with so much money in her bank account, she can afford to withdraw $2901 every week for 22 years (after which the account would be empty). If her account offers a compound interest rate of 3.3%, how much will she earn in interest between the second and third withdrawal? Assume that payments are made at the end of each week. Round your answer to the nearest dollar.

10. A married couple wants to buy a $272047 house. They can afford to put $55158 down toward the house. For the remaining amount, they will take out a 30 year loan (with monthly payments). Based on their credit rating, the bank offers them an annual rate of 13.9%. When there are 5 years left in the loan, they realize they can pay their remaining balance all at once. How much in interest would they avoid paying by doing this? Round your answer to the nearest $100

11. Jefferson Springs has a local sales tax rate of 2.3%. The state sales tax is an additional 5.3%. Local resident and tax expert, Candice B. Wright, spent a total of $11062 in Jefferson Springs last year (including tax). Calculate the amount of sales tax that Candice paid last year. Round your answer to the nearest $10

12. In 2016, Rose has a gross annual income of $87503 and is paid biweekly. Rose is single and claims two exemptions. Calculate Rose's net paycheck after withholdings for Federal income tax and FICA taxes are accounted for. Refer to the Exam 2 Formula sheet for the biweekly tax withholding tables, exemption amounts, and FICA tax rates. Round your answer to the nearest $100.

13. Matt and Pat are married with 5 children. They are jointly filing a tax return and have a gross annual income of $82888 in 2016; this year they paid $4303 in state and local taxes, $3997 in mortgage interest, and gave $3457 to charity. What is Matt and Pat's taxable income? Refer to the Exam 2 Formula Sheet for information on Exemptions and Standard Deductions. Round your answer to the nearest $100

14. Jim, Tim, and Kim start a company. Their total profits for last year were $54881. They distribute their profits unequally with a total of 40 parts. If Jim earned 30% of the profits and Tim earned 20% of the profits, how much money did Kim earn in profits? Round your answer to the nearest $100.

15. Suppose that 24 years ago, Annex, Inc's stock price was $17.32 per share. Since that time, the stock has split on two different occasions. In the first case, the stock split 3:1 and in the second case, the stock split 3:1. Annex, Inc stock is currently priced at $28.79 per share. Calculate the average annual (compound) rate of return for the capital gain on Annex, Inc stock over this time period. Enter your answer as a percent, to one decimal place. For example, if your answer is 0.0568, you would answer 5.7 (meaning 5.7 percent)

16. Suppose that this quarter Pentasonic, Inc has announced a dividend of $2.96 billion to be paid out to its shareholders. Pentasonic, Inc has 11.34 billion shares of stock outstanding. If you own 1997 shares of Pentasonic stock, what will be the amount of your quarterly dividend? Round your answer to the nearest $10 The federal government is auctioning off 26-year bonds; these bonds have a par value of $10000, a coupon rate of 6.45%, and interest is paid semiannually. If you buy one of these bonds for $10583, what is the current yield of the bond? Your answer should be a percent rounded to 2 decimal places, i.e. an answer of 7.54 means 7.54%.

17. Aberdasher Inc. is issuing a $2000 par value bond with a coupon rate of 5.4% and a term of 11 years. If you buy the bond for $2100 and interest is paid monthly, how much total interest will you receive from this bond? Round your answer to the nearest $1.

18. Three years ago, you made a $5818 investment in a mutual fund. Today it is worth $6278. If your rate of return during the third year was 6.0% and your rate of return during the first year was 6.9%, calculate your rate of return during the second year. Your final answer should be reported as a percent, to one decimal place. For example if you compute the answer to be 0.0568, you would enter 5.7 (meaning 5.7%).

19. The total asset value of the Morningstar Mutual Fund is $3847321 and there are a total of 659371 shares. If the fund charges a 5% load and if I invest $6201, how many shares will I own? Round your answer to the nearest share.

7. Refer to Exhibit 11-4. If a person’s taxable income is $50,000, how much does he pay in taxes?

Who once said in a celebration of English royalty, "give three cheers for our queer old dean?"

The alcove dwellings at Mesa Verde were located beneath a great mesa for

The atrium in the typical Pompeian home

japanese feudalism

during the 19th century, charles dickens ______ one of the most famous british novelists.

which of the following best describes china’s status during the 1980s?

Which of the following is not a method of heat transfer?

A. Conduction

B. Convection

C. Radiation

D. Convergence

I need to collect information and to write a full description for the following components related to “Calcium Sulfate” topic to bone tissue engineering as the following:

Abstract –

Chemical structure and properties –

Common uses –

Mechanical properties –

Swelling and degradation properties –

Porosity –

Scaffold fabrication methods –

Advantages and disadvantages –

Conclusion –

An oligopoly firm is similar to a monopolistically competitive firm in that:

a) both firms face the prisoner's dilemma

b) both firms operate in a market in which there are entry barriers

c) both firms have market power

d) both firms are in industries characterized by an interdependent firm

An agreement between Nextflix and Flixbuster to each supply 250 subscriptions is an example of:

a. price discrimination.

b. Bertrand competition.

c. price leadership.

d. collusion.

e. increasing marginal costs

Firm A and Firm B are duopolists. They are choosing the price for which they will sell their products and the quantity they will sell. Both firms make their decisions simultaneously. The _________ in this situation occurs when Firm B chooses a pricing strategy given the strategy that Firm A chooses, and Firm A chooses a pricing strategy given the strategy that Firm B chooses.

a. antitrust equilibrium

b. Nash equilibrium

c. Von Neumman equilibrium

d. Morgenstern equilibrium

e. cartel equilibrium

6. In 2011, three firms were selling cellular phone service for a price of $40 per month in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. In 2012, five firms were selling cellular phone service for a price of $30 per month. Which effect best describes the likely decrease in profits experienced by each of the three original firms due only to the lower market price?

a. competitive effect

b. price effect

c. output effect

d. market effect

e. oligopoly effect

1. Why are cartels difficult to maintain?

2. What is needed for predatory pricing to succeed in increasing long run profits?

3. Consider two firms, Speedy and Hustle, which provide land transportation from the downtown area to the airport. The two firms decide their prices independently and simultaneously. If both firms decide to charge $20 per passenger, then each firm will serve 100 passengers per day at an average cost of $15 per passenger so their profit will be $5*100 = $500. If both firms decide to charge $28 per passenger, then each firm will serve 75 passengers per day at an average cost of $18 per passenger so their profit will be $10*75=$750. If one firm charges $20 while the other firm charges $28, the low-price firm will earn a profit of $900, and the high-price firm will earn a profit of $400 per day. What is the Nash equilibrium? Hint: construct a 2x2 payoff matrix first.

4. Consider the following game in which two players simultaneously decide whether to adopt technology A or adopt technology B. If the players both adopt technology A then each will receive a payoff of 300. If they both adopt technology B then each will receive a payoff of 400. If they adopt different technologies then their payoffs will be zero. What is the Nash equilibria of this game? Hint: draw a 2x2 payoff matrix first.

1. For a single-price monopoly, marginal revenue is

a. equal to the price for the first unit of output.

b. less than the price for all units of output after the first unit.

c. greater than price. horizontal.

d. a and b

2. The demand curve facing a monopolist is:

a) horizontal, the same as that facing a perfectly competitive firm.

b) upward sloping, the same as that facing a perfectly competitive firm.

c) downward sloping, unlike the horizontal demand curve facing a perfectly competitive firm.

d) downward sloping, the same as that facing a perfectly competitive firm.

Use the historical argument below to answer the question.

It has been said that World War II was one of the major catalysts for the modern Civil Rights movement.

Briefly explain why this assertion might be considered true.

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Most M-O-M bonds are angular but some are linear, namely, that in[(NH3)5Cr-OCr( NH3)5]4+. Why?

Think it has to do with the bridging of the Oxygen atom, but notsure.

Mindy buys 12 cupcakes. Nine of the cupcakes have chocolate frosting and the rest have vanilla frosting. What fraction of the cupcakes have vanilla frosting 

Rowan bought some vanilla and chocolate cupcakes in the ratio of 5:4. After Rowan’s classmates ate an equal number of the two types of cupcakes, there were 40% fewer chocolate than vanilla cupcakes. In the end, there were 152 cupcakes left. How many cupcake of each type were eaten?

Under which market structure(s) must the product be differentiated?

a. only oligopoly

b. only monopolistic competition

c. oligopoly and monopoly

d. oligopoly and monopolistic competition

e. all market structures

1. What impact will an unanticipated increase in the money supply have on the real interest rate, real output, and employment in the short run? How will expansionary monetary policy affect these factors in the long run? Explain. 2. How rapidly has the money supply (M1) grown during the past twelve months? State the rate of growth and the most recent release, use the seasonally adjusted figures. Calculate the rate of growth across the year. Given the state of the economy, should monetary authorities increase or decrease the growth rate of money? Explain why.

What impact will an unanticipated increase in the money supply have on the real interest rate, real output, and employment in the short run? How will expansionary monetary policy affect these factors in the long run? Explain. How rapidly has the money supply (M1) grown during the past twelve months? State the rate of growth (use http://www.federalreserve.gov/releases/h6/) and the most recent release, use the seasonally adjusted figures. Calculate the rate of growth across the year by taking the (new amount of M1- old amount of M1)/old amount of M1). Given the state of the economy, should monetary authorities increase or decrease the growth rate of money? Explain why.

Which financial crisis was caused by a speculative bubble in high-technology stocks?

Examples of off-balance-sheet activities include

The mark-to-market accounting rule:

If a production process exhibits diminishing returns, then as output rises:

a) average total cost will eventually decrease

b) marginal cost will eventually increase

c) total fixed cost will eventually increase

d) totaly revenue will eventually decrease

In the short run when some inputs are​ fixed, marginal cost must eventually rise as a​ firm's output increases because

A. the prices the firm pays for​ labor, material and other variable inputs will increase. B. there will eventually be diminishing marginal products for the​ firm's variable inputs. C. there will eventually be decreasing returns to scale. D. All of the above.

Which statement below is TRUE? (Please explain why. Thanks!)

A. Decreasing returns to scale and diminishing returns to production are two ways of stating the

same production relationship.

B. The law of diminishing returns implies that variable inputs must eventually have negative

marginal products.

C. Constant returns to scale implies that in the short run, the marginal product of labor and the

average product of labor must eventually converge.

D. All the above are true.

E. None of the above is true.

As a firm increases its output level in the short run, the costs of producing additional units of out-put eventually increase because of: A. Diseconomies of scale. B. Diminishing marginal returns. C. Increases in average fixed costs. D. Specialization and division of labor.

Politics is a competitive arena that exists to:

A. authorize some people to use force.

B. legitimize a monopoly on the application of force.

C. avoid violent resolution of controversial market outcomes.

D. all of the above

E. none of the above

A key reason why bad economics (Benefits < Costs) can be good politics is that:

A. benefits may be much more concentrated than the costs.

B. costs may be much more concentrated than benefits.

C. deferred and concealed benefits.

D. costs are much more visible than benefits.

E. none of the above

Which of the following statements about the costs of economic growth is true?

A) There are no costs associated with economic growth.

B) The costs of economic growth are clearly less than its benefits.

C) There is disagreement over how the costs of economic growth compare to its benefits.

D) The costs of economic growth are clearly greater than its benefits.

E) Cost and benefits are not a major concern of economics.