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1. How do we create a simple program that can add two numbers and display the output 

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#6. The net cash flows are shown below for three alternatives for water resources development projects. The MARR is 12% per year and the study period is 10 years. Which alternative is economically preferred based on the external rate of return method? (External rate of return = MARR = 12% per year.) End of Year Project A ($) Project B ($) Project C ($) 0 171,200 126,400 143,600 1 14,800 24,200 20,000 ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? 10 14,800 24,200 20,00

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The Case of J&J and Changes to Drug Pricing of Treatment for TB
The world's largest pharmaceutical market is the US. But there is social contention about the monopoly pricing strategies of big drug firms, e.g. see

Consider the firm Johnson & Johnson (J&J) and the production of the drug bedaquiline to treat tuberculosis (TB), and its recent decision to cut the price of bedaquiline from $46 to $8 per month, as discussed in the following freely available articles:
For this task, you will be required to illustrate and explain to a typical first-year undergrad student who has no economics background what has happened to profit (producer surplus), markup, consumer surplus and the output as a result of the price reduction.

▪ You will hand draw one (1) diagram with an isoprofit curve, which is an adaptation of Figure 7.9d from the CORE ESPP text. An adaptation means that you modify the main diagram from the text to suit the case study at hand, for the drug to fight TB. Assume unit costs of production of this drug are a constant $5 per month.

▪ Youareonlyrequiredtodrawoneisoprofitcurvewiththeprofit-maximisingpriceof$46.Beaccuratewhen you draw your isoprofit curve, but there is no need to calculate with precision all the points on the isoprofit curve. Calculate and show workings of what the iso-profit would be for any price greater than $10 but less
than $40 (pick any one price but stick to an integer).

▪ Fortheincrementalquantitiesofdrugproductiononthex-axis,usehypotheticalvalues(roughguessesfrom
your imagination). Also use your intuition for making up other prices/costs of the drug on the y-axis and
make up a demand (straight-line) 'curve'.

▪Calculateandshowworkingsforthechangeinproducersurplusandmarkup,butyouonlyneedtoshadein
the change in consumer surplus.

Regulation laws of a library:

Research Local Laws-

Use the internet to find out which laws apply to public library. Find two or three measurements to test. For example, how wide must a doorway to a library be to accommodate a wheelchair? How large must a restroom stall be? Where must fire alarms or light switches be placed? What about drinking fountains or sinks?

Measure the doorway, sink height, or other factors that you have chosen. Record your results and compare them to legal requirements.

The speech will be discussing about what’s in the bolded words above 👆🏼. You are comparing the laws to what they have in a library and if it meets the requirements. If it doesn’t tell the building owner why.

Pretend to write to the building owner of your community library. And explain what did or didn’t meet the standard requirements. 👇🏼

Create a short speech to send to the building owner of a library. Describe what you found. Explain why the regulation you chose is necessary. For instance, it doesn’t matter if a bathroom stall can accommodate a wheelchair if the only doorway to the bathroom is too narrow for the person to reach the stall. Using the informal presentation techniques you learned about in this unit, do your best to present your ideas in a professional way.

Regulation laws of a library:

Research Local Laws-

Use the internet to find out which laws apply to public library. Find two or three measurements to test. For example, how wide must a doorway to a library be to accommodate a wheelchair? How large must a restroom stall be? Where must fire alarms or light switches be placed? What about drinking fountains or sinks?

Measure the doorway, sink height, or other factors that you have chosen. Record your results and compare them to legal requirements.

The speech will be discussing about what’s in the bolded words above 👆🏼. You are comparing the laws to what they have in a library and if it meets the requirements. If it doesn’t tell the building owner why.

Pretend to write to the building owner of your community library. And explain what did or didn’t meet the standard requirements of a library. 👇🏼

Create a short speech to send to the building owner of a public library. Describe what you found. Explain why the regulation you chose is necessary. For instance, it doesn’t matter if a bathroom stall can accommodate a wheelchair if the only doorway to the bathroom is too narrow for the person to reach the stall. Using the informal presentation techniques you learned about in this unit, do your best to present your ideas in a professional way.