...La’Kita Miñcy lmincy@my.keller.edu “Macroeconomics Analysis-Project 3” ECON 545 February 8, 2015 Professor: Dr.Melton “Macroeconomics Analysis-Project 2” Introduction Uncle Dan just as with your idea of wanting to create an organic farming market for your farm; this also is a situation is one that I am very familiar with as I am also a landlord here on my farm property #3. As you know grandma decide to lease out the farm properties on farm land #3.There are several issues that have to address before any cash crop can be planted on farm land organic or otherwise. First; as I mentioned in my e-mail to you about three weeks ago the same rules applies for this type of project since it is still farm property. Here in the State of Georgia as I am sure it is a regulation in the other 49 states to be considered a commercial or corporate farmer you must submit a request to your state’s Department of Agriculture. Next; you must be up-to-date with all of the local, state, and, federal land taxes to apply to all properties owned. Finally; you must count the cost; because as a land owner of any kind of property especially a landlord you are responsible for maintenance and upkeep of the property even though it is rented out to a tenant. Also; you or the tenant will have to` have some kind of Renter‘s Insurance in case of a natural disaster or a personal injury, just-in-case. GDP(Growth Rate) The Gross Domestic Product Growth Rate in my area is astounding; because we live a two...
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...Introduction “To Be on not to Be, that is the question,” a famous quote from Shakespeare poem Hamlet. My niece is interested in attending medical school and has solicited my professional opinion on whether it would be economical feasible for her to attend medical school and if so, the best location to practice medicine. There are many variables in determining the maximum benefit and/or advantages of medical school. Such variables could include but not limited to, gender, ethnicity, tuition, locations, schools, specialties, etc. This paper will touch on the advantages as well as some barriers which may countersuit some of the advantages to form a concise recommendation to my niece on whether becoming a physician is economically and socially a good profession in which she should pursue. Demand Determinants The demand determinants for this case will feature definition of the market and the availability of close substitutes. These two determinants were chosen because the market for medical school can pose many qu4estions, however, narrowing down the most compatible choice is essential in obtaining the value of becoming a physician. The article “Is Being a Doctor Worth it Financial? Not as much as you may Think,” will help us break down the demand determinant of availability of close substitutes. This article goes to analyze the author’s question on whether if it is worth becoming a physician. To determine the author’s answer, she compared the salary...
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...Week 6- You Decide Assignment In order to come out of recession, the policy makers should follow the right mix of policies. These policies include both the fiscal policy and monetary policy and also the supply side policies. An economy should take care of all the issues such as recession, rising budget deficit, rising inflation. According to economic consultant 1, interest rates should be lowered so that investment increases and hence reduction in unemployment takes place. He is quite right in his policy recommendation but decrease in interest rates implies increase in money supply. Increase in money supply in the economy leads to increase in inflation level. So, economy can come out of recession at the cost of increasing inflation. I somehow disagree with advisor 2. Although it is very necessary to reduce fiscal deficit by increasing taxes and reducing government expenditure, contractionary fiscal policy alone can lead to increase in unemployment. Hence the ongoing recession is intensified. The 3rd consultant is also not correct in his approach. According to him, Fed should sell bonds in market and raise the bank reserve requirement. This according to him will increase the money supply, but the reality is that all this will reduce money supply in the economy and hence it will increase unemployment. Now coming to consultant 4 recommendations, both expansionary fiscal and monetary policy will certainly reduce unemployment. I like her suggestions and do agree...
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...ECON545: Project 1—Microeconomic Analysis Intro From a Microeconomic Analysis perspective this paper is designed to outline the current demand and supply associated with physicians in today’s economy and prospective future demand. Based on a microanalysis approach we will look at the current supply and demand for physicians, cost of production determinant, price elasticity of demand and the gains or losses from picking this profession. Demand Determinants Currently there are 691, 400 Physicians employed through the United States; however by 2022 the demand for the profession will increase by over 18% (numbers will vary based on origin of information) (Howard, 2013) (Occupational, n.d.) Current factors for the future demand of physicians include demographics and population needs. Aging and population growth are projected to account for 81% of the change in demand between 2010 and 2020. In the future the population will age and the number of people suffering from chronic diseases will increase. This will cause a demand for primary services (Projecting, 2013). A major part of the future demand of physicians is attributed to the Affordable Care Act, which will expand the number of citizens covered by insurance. The increase will also be attributed to the increase in preventative services and primary care these individuals will be able to receive. Technological and medical advances will also affect demand due to improving survival from illnesses and chronic diseases...
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...Business Economics ECON 545 Professor Ermias Weldemicael Week 6 Macroeconomic Analysis Situation B William Samarin August 15, 2014 Situation B Introduction In situation B, Cindy wants to start her own business where she installs solar panels. She has based her choice on what she perceives as the economic benefit of the cost savings of solar, both for businesses and homeowners plus the positive environmental impact of using solar. She has also heard that both the state and Federal government is offering incentives and rebates for the installation of solar panels to aid in the purchase of a solar system. The macroeconomic impact of her business decision needs to look at the effect of the solar industry on the gross domestic product of the United States, unemployment in the field, the fiscal policy impact, business cycles in the industry, and monetary policy and interest rates as well the international trade impacts of solar installations. Without an understanding of these areas, starting a new solar installation business could be a risk. Gross Domestic Product and Solar Gross domestic product is the market value of the final commodities and services that are produced by any country during a specific time period. In most cases this is measured over a single year (Hubbard, 2012). The gross domestic product (GDP) impact of the solar energy industry is seen in the creation of jobs in the specialized production of solar panels, the installation of solar systems...
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...ECON 545 ENTIRE CLASS To purchase this visit following link: http://www.activitymode.com/product/econ-545-entire-class/ Contact us at: SUPPORT@ACTIVITYMODE.COM ECON 545 ENTIRE CLASS DEVRY ECON 545 Week 1 DQs 1 Supply and Demanв DEVRY ECON 545 Week 1 DQs 2 Elasticity and the Minimum Wage DEVRY ECON 545 Week 2 DQs 1 Marginal Analysis DEVRY ECON 545 Week 2 DQs 2 Controlling Costs DEVRY ECON 545 Week 2 Project Part 1 DEVRY ECON 545 Week 3 DQs 1 Mergers Acquisitions DEVRY ECON 545 Week 3 DQs 2 Anti-Trust Policy and Microsoft DEVRY ECON 545 Week 3 Quiz Imperfect Competition DEVRY ECON 545 Week 4 DQs 1 Macroeconomic News DEVRY ECON 545 Week 4 DQs 2 Healthcare DEVRY ECON 545 Week 5 DQs 1 Trade Deficits ECON 545 ENTIRE CLASS To purchase this visit following link: http://www.activitymode.com/product/econ-545-entire-class/ Contact us at: SUPPORT@ACTIVITYMODE.COM ECON 545 ENTIRE CLASS DEVRY ECON 545 Week 1 DQs 1 Supply and Demanв DEVRY ECON 545 Week 1 DQs 2 Elasticity and the Minimum Wage DEVRY ECON 545 Week 2 DQs 1 Marginal Analysis DEVRY ECON 545 Week 2 DQs 2 Controlling Costs DEVRY ECON 545 Week 2 Project Part 1 DEVRY ECON 545 Week 3 DQs 1 Mergers Acquisitions DEVRY ECON 545 Week 3 DQs 2 Anti-Trust Policy and Microsoft DEVRY ECON 545 Week 3 Quiz Imperfect Competition DEVRY ECON 545 Week 4 DQs 1 Macroeconomic News DEVRY ECON 545 Week 4 DQs 2 Healthcare DEVRY ECON 545 Week 5 DQs 1 Trade Deficits ECON 545 ENTIRE CLASS To purchase this visit following...
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...ECON 545: Course Project- Part #1 Instructor: Vernon Hobbs Date: Student: Exercise #1: Everyone’s Gasoline Problem. We are familiar with fluctuating prices of gasoline at the pump. Why does this happen? Research the recent history of gasoline pricing in your area, and attempt to relate any fluctuations you observe to documented supply and demand factors outline in our book. Be sure to cite any references used. Answer: Below is the supply and demand curve that we review when observing gasoline prices going up in the field. Basically under normal conditions we see the equilibrium price being where supply intersects demand at EQ and EP. However, as we experience issues where manufacturers end up not supplying as much fuel as before we see supply shift to the left and this is seen in the supply graph S2. We also see equilibrium price move up because of this from EP to EP1. An example of such an incident occurred during the Katrina Hurricane back in August 2005. The hurricane damaged the 30 oil platforms and the closure of nine refineries. This reduction of oil production reduced the amount of supply of gasoline for the nation. Thus rising the price of gas nationwide. Exercise 2: Chapter 3 Question 14. Assume initially that the demand and supply for premium coffees (one-pound bags) are in equilibrium. Now assume Starbucks introduces the world to premium blends, and so demand rises substantially. Describe what will happen in this market as it moves to a new equilibrium...
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...1. (TCO A) Suppose you are hired to manage a small manufacturing facility that produces Widgets. (a.) (15 points) You know from data collected on the Widget Market that market demand has recently increased and market supply has recently decreased. As manager of the facility, what decisions should you make regarding production levels and pricing for your Widget facility? Remember that supply and demand are about the market supply and market demand, which is bigger than your own company. You are being given data on supply and demand for the whole market and are being asked what effect that has on you as a small part of that market. (b.) (15 points) Now, suppose that following the supply and demand changes in (a), a substitute good goes up in price, and your costs of production decrease. What new decisions will you make regarding production levels and pricing for your Widget facility? (Points : 30) (a.) ANS. With an increase in demand and an increase in supply, P* will be indeterminate. Q* will definitely increase. The decisions to be made follow the changes in Q* and P*. Production levels should be increased. The price of the Widgets should remain the same. (b.) ANS. Here the determinant of demand is an increase in the price of a substitute good. This will cause an increase in demand. The determinant of supply is an increase in costs. This will cause a decrease in supply. Now the change in Q* is indeterminate, and P* will definitely go up. ...
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...Project 1 | ECON 545 – Microeconomic Analysis | Submitted by: Adriana Sabou Email: ady_mierea@yahoo.comCourse: ECON 545Professor: Alex Gialanella | 9/20/2014 9/20/2014 Contents: Page Introduction ……………………………………………………………………………………………. | 2 | Overview ……………………………………………………………………………………………….. | 2 | Relevant Information ……………………………………………………………………………….. | 3 | Determinants of Demand, Supply …………………………………………………………………….. | 4 | Relevant Data ………………………………………………………………………………………….. | 7 | Recommendations……………………………………………………………………………………. | 9 | Economic Justification ……………………………………………………………………………….. | 9 | References …………………………………………………………………………………………….. | 11 | Introduction Overview Cousin Edgar needs to understand/decide if he should invest in buying two gas stations. He must consider the high costs of pursuing this idea on business and to try to recover his costs quickly. If the cost of gasoline is taken as a measuring rod then he needs to understand if he can earn enough to recover the costs of investing. Starting a gas station business can be one of the best decisions Cousin Edgar can make as an entrepreneur. He can either set up new gas stations or buy gas stations for sale. If he decides to buy one then he must have some knowledge about how to buy a gas station and if he is planning to set up new gas stations on his own then he is going to need to do some serious research as to how he can go from start to launch. He needs to consider doing lots of...
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...Deandra Romanoff ECON 545 May 25th, 2014 It is indeed very lucrative for potential owners to purchase gas stations in our current economic condition where gas prices are at sky high, especially in places where public transportation is scarce. On average, the whole United States have faced an increased in gas prices nearly 5 cents from March 21st, 2014 to April 4th, 2014 (Reuters, 2014). According to Reuters, Lundberg survey has shown that this increase in gas prices was caused by an increase in demand. In fact, the United States has been experiencing gas prices increasing since early February this year after gas prices saw a price fall in late 2013 (Reuters, 2014). Despite of the fact that gas prices and demand for gas is high, it makes sense for cousin Edgar to spend his money on purchasing gas stations because the facts suggest that he could gain a lot of profits by operating gas stations. However, there are other various factors that cousin Edgar must take into consideration before spending his money, such as the gas demand and supply, the price elasticity of both, the cost of gas production, as well as the future challenges that awaits him in the future. One thing that Edgar must know about what can affects demand is the availability of substitute product, which in this case the substitute product for gas would be the use of public transportation. In places where there is a good public transportation system like in San Francisco, the demand for gas could be more elastic...
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...BUSINESS ECONOMICS 545-PROJECT 1-MICROECONOMIC ANALYSIS KELLER GRADUATE SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT Comments from Professor: Need more content next time. no Elasticity calculation, No profit maximization, minimal on determinants Abstract Cindy wants to invest in a new business that involves the installation of solar panels. In order to make an informed decision on this business venture, she will need to review potential profit/loss in the solar panel industry by considering future prospects for this type of business. Cindy also needs to decide whether she will invest her own funds or borrow the money to start the business. The imminent growth of the solar photovoltaic (PV) industry is almost certain. When observing the rising costs of coal and natural gas prices, the decrease of PV system costs, and the government support of solar technology, the PV market looks to have a significant increase in volume over the next few years. According to SolarBuzz, a website dedicated to Solar Power and Energy, The solar PV industry has reached a critical tipping point, with end-market demand hitting record levels almost every quarter. This growth is being driven by leading module suppliers and project developers that returned to profitability during 2013, and which have now established highly-effective global sales and marketing networks.” (NPD Group, Inc., 2013) The article also states that “demand in Q1’14 will also achieve record-breaking status, as the strongest first-quarter...
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...Course Project – Part 1 By: Erik Gomez Econ545 11/7/13 Professor: LILIANA N. FARGO PH.D. Ejgomez4@gmail.com Everyone’s Gas Problem Gas prices fluctuate in the U.S. every year and the current national average is around $3.67 yet in Chicago the average gas price is $4.10 (press). What causes gasoline’s prices to fluctuate? And why are Chicago’s gas prices one of the highest in the nation? One of the culprits is supply and demand. OPEC (Oil Producing and Exporting Counties) governs 81 % of the world’s oil reserves and can easily influence the price of crude oil by either increasing or decreasing the production(OPEC). Since gasoline is relatively inelastic, consumer will still need to purchase it even at a higher price. Taxes also influence the ultimate price of gasoline as it tends to distort the price. Chicago’s taxes fluctuate between 70 to 90 cents per gallon in comparison to the rest of the state, which averages around 40 cents a gallon. The cause of higher taxes involves the city spending habits. For example, Millennium Park cost the taxpayers $270 million. World events, to my surprise, have a significant impact in the fluctuation of oil prices. War, national disasters, hurricanes and floods all play a factor in the ultimate price of gas. When BP had their rig explode in 2010 it created a ripple effect around the world causing and increase in demand from other sources driving up the price of crude oil effectively increasing gas prices. These events create a downward...
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...CHAPTER 1 | Economics: Foundations and Models Chapter Summary and Learning Objectives 1.1 Three Key Economic Ideas (pages 4–8) Explain these three key economic ideas: People are rational; people respond to economic incentives; and optimal decisions are made at the margin. Economics is the study of the choices consumers, business managers, and government officials make to attain their goals, given their scarce resources. We must make choices because of scarcity, which means that although our wants are unlimited, the resources available to fulfill those wants are limited. Economists assume that people are rational in the sense that consumers and firms use all available information as they take actions intended to achieve their goals. Rational individuals weigh the benefits and costs of each action and choose an action only if the benefits outweigh the costs. Although people act from a variety of motives, ample evidence indicates that they respond to economic incentives. Economists use the word marginal to mean extra or additional. The optimal decision is to continue any activity up to the point where the marginal benefit equals the marginal cost. 1.2 The Economic Problem That Every Society Must Solve (pages 8–11) Discuss how an economy answers these questions: What goods and services will be produced? How will the goods and services be produced? Who will receive the goods and services produced? Society faces trade-offs: Producing more of one good...
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...Devry Econ 545 Final Exam-2015 IF You Want To Purchase A+ Work then Click The Link Below For Instant Down Load http://www.hwspeed.com/Devry-Econ-545-Final-Exam-2015-04040444320.htm?categoryId=-1 IF You Face Any Problem Then E Mail Us At JOHNMATE1122@GMAIL.COM Question Question 1.1.(TCOs A and D) Suppose you are hired to manage a small manufacturing facility that produces Widgets. (30 points) (Part A) You know that you are operating in a monopolistically competitive market, that is, you are a small part of a large market with many competitors in this market. From data collected on the Widget Market, you know that market demand has recently decreased and market supply has recently increased. Name two shift factors and determinants that could have caused the market demand to decrease and two shift factors and determinants that could have caused the market supply to increase. Also as manager of the facility, what decisions should you make regarding production levels and pricing for your Widget facility? (15 points) Remember that supply and demand are about the market supply and market demand, which is much bigger than your own company. You are being given data on supply and demand for the whole market and are being asked what effect that has on you as a small part of that market. You want to identify the possible change in market equilibrium price, and possible change in market equilibrium quantity based on the shifts in demand and supply and adjust your own price and...
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...Devry Econ 545 Final Exam-2015 IF You Want To Purchase A+ Work then Click The Link Below For Instant Down Load http://www.hwspeed.com/Devry-Econ-545-Final-Exam-2015-04040444320.htm?categoryId=-1 IF You Face Any Problem Then E Mail Us At JOHNMATE1122@GMAIL.COM Question Question 1.1.(TCOs A and D) Suppose you are hired to manage a small manufacturing facility that produces Widgets. (30 points) (Part A) You know that you are operating in a monopolistically competitive market, that is, you are a small part of a large market with many competitors in this market. From data collected on the Widget Market, you know that market demand has recently decreased and market supply has recently increased. Name two shift factors and determinants that could have caused the market demand to decrease and two shift factors and determinants that could have caused the market supply to increase. Also as manager of the facility, what decisions should you make regarding production levels and pricing for your Widget facility? (15 points) Remember that supply and demand are about the market supply and market demand, which is much bigger than your own company. You are being given data on supply and demand for the whole market and are being asked what effect that has on you as a small part of that market. You want to identify the possible change in market equilibrium price, and possible change in market equilibrium quantity based on the shifts in demand and supply and adjust your own price and...
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