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To Serve and Protect. There are many rules out there that are meant to keep you from harm. Think of a rule important to you. Then draw it.

Rule: _______________________________________________ ____________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________

C. What About the Minority? In a democracy, the will of the majority is considered first. Even so, governments still respect the rights of the minority. Think of three ways to solve the following problem:

Your school's student government has money left over from last year. The students hold a vote to decide what to do with the money. Results show 58% of the student body wants to add an ice cream cart to the cafeteria. But the Lactose Intolerant and Proud of It Student Association opposes the decision. They say it would be unfair to spend the money on something not all the students could enjoy.

The student body is looking for a compromise that follows the will of the majority but respects the needs of the minority.

Idea #1:

Idea #2:

Idea #3:

Where is your smallest muscle?

a Eyes

b Ears

c Fingers

d Heart

a) A compnay signs a contract with a supplier to buy $2M worth of services now to be followed by 10 more. What is the present worth of the contract, assuming a MARR of 7%? Answer in millions of dallars

b) A 6% coupon rate bond has a face value of $1,000, pays interest semi-annually and matures in 10 years. If the current market rate is 8%, compounded semi-annually, what is the bond's value today?

c)A company wants to set up a perpetual care fund to cover future expenses for 75 years expenses for 75 years. The initial cost is $5,000 and routine maintenance will cost $200 per year. Every 5^thyear, a major cleaning must be done, at an extra cost of $300. The bath is to be demolished after 75 years, with the last $500 covering the demolition costs. If the MARR is 8%, what is the capitalized cost of this project?

d) A B C D

Cost 75K 50K 15K 90K

Annual Benefit 18.8K 13.9K 4.5K 23.8K

Each alternative has a five-year useful life, no salvage value and the MARR is 10%. What is the best option, using Payback? Answer in years to 1 decimal place

P.S Please show me the full solution too Thank you.

Examine the effects of a fiscal expansion in a small open economy. What are the effects of a fiscal expansion on income and the trade balance under (a) a fixed exchange rate regime; (b) a flexible exchange rate regime?

Consider a standard, small, open economy of the sort specified in the Mundell-Fleming model of chapter 13. Suppose the monetary authority increases the money supply in order to increase income. In which exchange-rate regime is this expansionary monetary policy effective: a floating-exchange-rate regime or a fixed-exchange-rate regime? Please defend your reasoning.

Typed answers only,  please

What does it mean to be weird? Is everyone weird? How does society define normal?

Guidelines

Your assignment submission should be 100-250 words in length. It should contain proper grammar, be free of spelling errors, and reflect critical thinking. 

The US economy did recover from the numerous crises of the 1970s to some extent, but the period (1981–now) was very different from the 'golden age' of the 1950s and 1960s. Name and describe a few of the most significant contrasts between these two economic eras (NOT the crisis years of the 1970s) for this task, as well as some of the possible explanations.

In other words, how do these two eras differ from one another, and how can we account for those differences?

In 500 words or more .

1  What are the best ways that managers can direct others and motivate them to achieve company goals? 

2  How best can a manager monitor operations and assesses performance? 

3  What is benchmarking? Why is it important for managing organizations? 

4  What  skills do you think are needed to be a successful manager or leader? 

For the questions concerning Mundell-Fleming model, form your answers assuming the price levels to be fixed unless mentioned otherwise. Draw graphs (unless mentioned otherwise) wherever applicable and answer all questions in detail.

1. Derive IS curve in the Mundell-Fleming model.

2. How is the shape of the LM curve in the Mundell-Fleming model (considering a small open economy) different from the standard ISLM model? Discuss.

3. How does a fixed exchange rate regime govern money supply in a small open economy? Discuss using the Mundell-Fleming model. Draw graphs

4. How is a monetary expansion in the Mundell-Fleming model with floating exchange rates different from a fixed exchange rate regime?

5. Derive the Aggregate Demand Curve using the Mundell Fleming model. (Price levels are not fixed)

6. Use the sticky wage model to explain the upward sloping short run aggregate supply curve.

7. Discuss the response of a closed economy to a tax increase when the Fed decides to hold the level of income constant. (Consider a standard ISLM model)

8. If government spending increases and taxes are raised to keep the budget balanced, what happens to the aggregate demand curve? Discuss. (No need to draw graphs).

9. In a closed economy, consider � = � + � � − � , � = �, � = �, � = � + �� i. Find the equilibrium income and the tax multiplier (Δ�/Δ�). ii. Given that, b=0.75 and t=0.2, what should be the change in equilibrium income if G increases by $400. (Show your work)

10. In a closed economy without the Government, consider � = 500 + 0.8�, � =300-10r i. Find the equation of the IS curve. Plot and label the IS curve. ii. The money demand function is given by ! ! ! = � − 40�. Money supply is 400 and the price level P is 1. Find the equation of the LM curve. Plot and label the LM curve. iii. Find the equilibrium value of r and Y for that economy. (Show your work)

Consider a small open economy that currently operates under a floating exchange rate system. Suppose the central bank of the economy decides to decrease the money supply. Using the Mundell-Fleming model, show the short run effect this has on the economy.

Use a table to compare the results of a decrease in money supply on domestic interest rate, equilibrium level of income and exchange rate in the Mundell-Fleming model with a floating exchange rate with the IS-LM model.

Critically analyse the research and implementation gap in relation to the lean tools interaction with supply chain management in the service and manufacturing SMEs

How many bones are in our body?

1:  206

2:  390

3:  208

1. Analyse how a rapid expansion in world economic activity will affect an economy under a free-floating exchange rates regime

Essay: The skeletal system is an amazing creation of God. Discuss the bones (that were covered in this course) located in the axial and appendicular skeleton. Also discuss which bones form the following joints in the body: the shoulder, elbow, wrist, hip, knee, and ankle joint.