Chapter 2 Retake Quiz 2

Question: What are the arguments against allowing the sale of human kidneys? Also, make sure to briefly evaluate each argument. There is no page limit or requirement but you need to address all the relevant points. You need to keep your answer focused on the question, do not ramble, get to the point. Do not use direct quotes. Use your own words to answer the question. Plagiarism detection is used.

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Question 28 Which of the following describes the economic impact of the OPEC countries production cut (Arab oil embargo) best? 0 out of 1 points (Extra Credit) Selected Answer Answers: A The embargo occurred in response to United States' support for Israel during the Yom Kippur War (where Egypt and Syria launched a surprise military campaign against Israel on October 6, 1973). It had very little economic impacts. A The embargo occurred in response to United States' support for Israel during the Yom Kippur War (where Egypt and Syria launched a surprise military campaign against Israel on October 6, 1973). It had very little economic impacts. B During and after the oil embargo, crude oil exporting countries become more competing each other, rather than strategically cooperating with cach other. As a result, the total production by OPEC countries increased. Crude oil exporting countries used to sel oil with little profit. However, after the oil embargo, OPEC acted as the 'monopolist' in…

Multiple Choice (Choose the one alternative that best completes the statement or answers the question 2) Export promotion is a development strategy in which countries a) txx to industrialize by supporting manufactured products in which they have a potential comparative advantage b) use multilateral commodity contracts to stabilize export prices c) seek aid from advanced nations to advertise their traditional export products d) ty to create new markets for primary product exports

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If Bolivia is open to international trade in maize without any restrictions, it will import tons of maize. Suppose the Bolivian government wants to reduce imports to exactly 120 tons of maize to help domestic producers. A tariff of per ton will achieve this. A tariff set at this level would raise in revenue for the Bolivian government. Note:- Do not provide handwritten solution. Maintain accuracy and quality in your answer. Take care of plagiarism. Answer completely. You will get up vote for sure.

Question A team of environmental researchers is undertaking a comprehensive study to explore the relationship between car usage and air quality in cities of various sizes. The study focuses on PM2.5 levels, small particulate matters that significantly impact health and are often associated with vehicle emissions. To account for other factors that may affect air quality, the researchers include additional variables in their analysis. The amount of green space in each city is considered, recognizing its potential role in air purification and pollution reduction. Moreover, the study exam- ines the impact of environmental regulations, which vary across cities and can profoundly influence pollution levels through policy measures. The dataset for the study is comprehensive, encompassing a broad spectrum of cities, from densely populated metropolises to smaller towns. This diversity provides a rich context for analyzing how urban scale and characteristics interplay with vehicular emissions…

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(a) The new PlayBox gaming consoles retail for $900 each. However, a shortage of consoles caused by manufacturing delays and parts supply issues have lead to scalpers purchasing large numbers of consoles and reselling them for a profit. Due to a manufacturing fault, the scalper incurs a 50% loss on six consoles. i) If the scalper normally makes a 40% profit on the consoles, how many consoles must they sell to make up for their loss? ii) The scalper is impatient and decides to increase their price to make up for the loss faster. What price must they resell the consoles at to make back their loss upon the sale of their fourth console at the increased price?

Please select Correct answer  impulse buying takes place when consumers (a) always buy the same brand of product (b)buy products that are on sale (c)buy products without using the decision-making process (d) avoid buying products that are nationally advertised

Hey there! I am struggling with an assignment and what Review Paper to Select. We have to pick an article dealing with an environmental economics issue* from one of the following journals. Your task is to review and evaluate the article in terms of the following criteria: • Comprehensibility (accessibility for readers) • Presentation and structure • Methodology used (i.e. what technique was used) • Main findings/new insights • Potential to influence environmental management or decision making in practice You should commence your assignment by giving the background and context of the article you are reviewing. This is best done by reading a few articles on similar topics. You should discuss the assumptions, strengths and weaknesses of the methodology used in the particular paper under scrutiny. Just a guide to what article would be covering this content?

This is not a writing assignment, this is a multiple-choice question All of the below statements caution us about the dangers of continued over-reliance upon fossil fuels for future production, EXCEPT for this one. Please identify the statement that does NOT alert us that continued dependence solely upon fossil fuels for future productive activity may not be in the best interests of our global community. Group of answer choices   Fossils Fuels have been associated with environmental damage, and some claim, possibly even global warming and climate change.   Economies that possess oil, coal and other fossil fuels can control the price and availability of these and deny the use of these for political reasons.   Better technology is enabling exploration and extraction of previously unknown or unavailable sources of oil, and even coal.

Both questions 15 & 16. (16 has MORE than one answer).

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Q3: Which ethical issues may arise by speculating with the price of rice at the commodities market? Explain them under support of at least 2 ethical theories. • Each question must be answered in form of a short essay.

The ratio of earned value (EV) to actual cost (AC) is the cost performance index (CPI).   Question 22 options:   True   False

Question 1 Most of attempts to engage with sustainability relate to environmental sustainability because it is more tractable and more pressing. A True False Question 2 Social and environmental disciosure provided by local government is a practice developed recently and reports produced by these organisations on social and environmental issues do not tend to be innovative, True B) False

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Question 20 ♫ "Lemon Laws" in many areas allow purchasers of used cars to return the cars within six months if they discover problems with the cars. Why might these laws help markets for used cars be more efficient than if the laws did not exist? Selected answer will be automatically saved. For keyboard navigation, press up/down arrow keys to select an answer. 3 They take away the difference in the information that buyers and sellers have about used cars by giving buyers enough time to find out the true condition of the car. b They create a public good by providing information about used cars to everyone. They create a common resource by letting everyone know about the condition of used cars. d They force the seller to tell the buyer everything about the used car.

Task Assignment : Digest the Case Ms. Francine spoke in front of a specific group. She was talking about how important it was for me members to pitch in and help clean up the area as soon as possible. Ms. Francine’s team was ecstatic after the talk because they believed they had accomplished their goal of having everyone clean. Only one member of the community cleaned the area after a few weeks. Can you determine which communication model is exemplified in the given scenario? Elucide.

Hello Experts,  I have attached two pictures. The first picture is the graph that should be used to answer the question. The second picture has parts a and b. Some intermediate questions are answered through dropdowns, so I have edited the second image and provided the options that you would have seen in the dropdowns.   Some of the answers provided to me in the past by experts have been wrong, kindly consider the question's aspects in an accurate manner.    *note that the platform allows you to toggle certain values which change the graph - you will have to mentally do this in order to solve the question*   Thank you, Experts.

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In a survey of 250 members of a local sports club, 125 members indicated that they plan to attend the next Summer Olympic Games, 75 indicated that they plan to attend the next Winter Olympic Games, and 50 indicated that they plan to attend both games. How many members of the club plan to attend (a) At least one of the two games? members (b) Exactly one of the games? members (c) The Summer Olympic Games only? members (d) None of the games? members

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COVID-19 pandemic effects on our society and relate it to the UN Sustainable Development Goals (no poverty)

economics   Assigned company Name: BAXTER INTERNATIONAL   analyze strategy threats using Michael Porter’s Five Forces analysis. Provide a brief introduction to your assigned company (e.g. what is its business, in what market is it, how long has it been in business, etc.) Apply each of Porter’s five forces to your assigned company, indicating the threat level (e.g., high, moderate or low), why you have made this assessment. Do NOT make recommendations for addressing these threats; only provide your assessment of the threats. Include a graphic of the Five Forces model that provides a bulleted synopsis of your assessment for each of the five forces. PLEASE HELP WITH ALL THE BULLET POINTS PLEASE

An industry "cluster" arises because of the increase of productivity of the firms participating in them. A semiconductor start-up, for example, might decide to launch in a geographic area where there are other semiconductor firms, rather than another area. It is easier for the employees of these firms to network with one another and for the firms to gain access to: Group of answer choices (a) Specialized suppliers, scientific knowledge, and technological expertise native to the area. (b) Scientific suppliers, specialized knowledge, and technological expertise native to the area. (c) Technological suppliers, technological knowledge, and scientific expertise native to the area. (d) Domestic suppliers, start-up knowledge, and investor expertise native to the area.

Question 12 (1 point) The shelf life of a Twitter post is typically longer than that of a Facebook post. True False Question 13 (1 point) Engagement on social media includes activities such as liking and commenting. True False Question 14 (1 point) Viral content on social media is always intentionally created. True False