CAS IR 350 Study Guide - Final Guide: Leader-1, Bundeswehr, Ahmad Shah Massoud

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29 Apr 2016

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Boston University

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International Relations

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CAS IR 350

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William Keylor

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Potsdam 1952 stalin tried to reunify germany (did not work) Reunification at the fall of the ussr/berlin wall 1990. 11 western zones" owned by us, britain and france. Joined nato in 1955, for military and economic support from the west. Coal and steel community, european defense community 1952 (never went into force) Rearmament of west germany by the us in 1955, west german army. Warsaw pact 1955 1991 (dissolved at the fall of the soviet union/eastern. Start of the cold war, split between east (soviet) and west (us) National people"s army formed in 1958 when east germany joined the warsaw. Cold war, arms race between soviet and the us due to political ideologies. Close ties with the soviet union and khrushchev. Us fear of domino theory, cuba v. close to the florida keys and the coast (50 miles) Inspired by successes in guatemala and iran, president eisenhower ordered the. Cia to develop a plan to overthrow fidel castro.

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With the data given please help me with a scatter plot. Please showformula so I can better understand.

Year Civilian workers unemployment rate Gross domestic product (inbillions) Unemployment rate changes GDP Growth Rate
1 1965 4.5 3,607.0
2 1966 3.8 3,842.1 -0.7 6.517881896
3 1967 3.8 3,939.2 0.0 2.527263736
4 1968 3.6 4,129.9 -0.2 4.841084484
5 1969 3.5 4,258.2 -0.1 3.106612751
6 1970 4.9 4,266.3 1.4 0.19022122
7 1971 5.9 4,409.5 1.0 3.356538453
8 1972 5.6 4,643.8 -0.3 5.313527611
9 1973 4.9 4,912.8 -0.7 5.792669796
10 1974 5.6 4,885.7 0.7 -0.551620257
11 1975 8.5 4,875.4 2.9 -0.21081933
12 1976 7.7 5,136.9 -0.8 5.363662469
13 1977 7.1 5,373.1 -0.6 4.598103915
14 1978 6.1 5,672.8 -1.0 5.577785636
15 1979 5.8 5,850.1 -0.3 3.125440699
16 1980 7.1 5,834.0 1.3 -0.275208971
17 1981 7.6 5,982.1 0.5 2.538567021
18 1982 9.7 5,865.9 2.1 -1.942461677
19 1983 9.6 6,130.9 -0.1 4.517635827
20 1984 7.5 6,571.5 -2.1 7.186546837
21 1985 7.2 6,843.4 -0.3 4.137563722
22 1986 7.0 7,080.5 -0.2 3.464652074
23 1987 6.2 7,307.0 -0.8 3.198926629
24 1988 5.5 7,607.4 -0.7 4.111126317
25 1989 5.3 7,879.2 -0.2 3.572836975
26 1990 5.6 8,027.1 0.3 1.877094121
27 1991 6.8 8,008.3 1.2 -0.234206625
28 1992 7.5 8,280.0 0.7 3.392730043
29 1993 6.9 8,516.2 -0.6 2.852657005
30 1994 6.1 8,863.1 -0.8 4.073413025
31 1995 5.6 9,086.0 -0.5 2.514921416
32 1996 5.4 9,425.8 -0.2 3.739819503
33 1997 4.9 9,845.9 -0.5 4.456916124
34 1998 4.5 10,274.7 -0.4 4.35511228
35 1999 4.2 10,770.7 -0.3 4.827391554
36 2000 4.0 11,216.4 -0.2 4.138078305
37 2001 4.7 11,337.5 0.7 1.079669056
38 2002 5.8 11,543.1 1.1 1.813450937
39 2003 6.0 11,836.4 0.2 2.540911887
40 2004 5.5 12,246.9 -0.5 3.468115305
41 2005 5.1 12,623.0 -0.4 3.070981228
42 2006 4.6 12,958.5 -0.5 2.657846788
43 2007 4.6 13,206.4 0.0 1.913030057
44 2008 5.8 13,161.9 1.2 -0.336957839
45 2009 9.3 12,703.1 3.5 -3.485818917
46 2010 9.6 13,088.0 0.3 3.029969063
47 2011 8.9 13,313.4 -0.7 1.722188264

calculate the misery index values using the data below, to exactly identify the year in which the index value was the highest. Explain what that value means.

Frequency: Annual
observation_date	UNRATE	CPIAUCSL_PC1
1970-01-01	5.0	5.9
1971-01-01	6.0	4.2
1972-01-01	5.6	3.3
1973-01-01	4.9	6.3
1974-01-01	5.6	11.0
1975-01-01	8.5	9.1
1976-01-01	7.7	5.8
1977-01-01	7.1	6.5
1978-01-01	6.1	7.6
1979-01-01	5.9	11.3
1980-01-01	7.2	13.5
1981-01-01	7.6	10.4
1982-01-01	9.7	6.2
1983-01-01	9.6	3.2
1984-01-01	7.5	4.4
1985-01-01	7.2	3.5
1986-01-01	7.0	1.9
1987-01-01	6.2	3.6
1988-01-01	5.5	4.1
1989-01-01	5.3	4.8
1990-01-01	5.6	5.4
1991-01-01	6.9	4.2
1992-01-01	7.5	3.0
1993-01-01	6.9	3.0
1994-01-01	6.1	2.6
1995-01-01	5.6	2.8
1996-01-01	5.4	2.9
1997-01-01	4.9	2.3
1998-01-01	4.5	1.5
1999-01-01	4.2	2.2
2000-01-01	4.0	3.4
2001-01-01	4.7	2.8
2002-01-01	5.8	1.6
2003-01-01	6.0	2.3
2004-01-01	5.5	2.7
2005-01-01	5.1	3.4
2006-01-01	4.6	3.2
2007-01-01	4.6	2.9
2008-01-01	5.8	3.8
2009-01-01	9.3	-0.3
2010-01-01	9.6	1.6
2011-01-01	8.9	3.1
2012-01-01	8.1	2.1
2013-01-01	7.4	1.5
2014-01-01	#N/A	#N/A

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