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Choose one country and describe how they face the economic challenges (esp. business environment) posed by the Covid- 19 pandemic.

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.   Fossil fuels are finite resources. As world populations and economic growth aspirations, both, incease, economies will use more energy to produce more,

The advent of the COVID- 19 virus has brought about what is considered a “new normal” in the world and indeed in the Caribbean. In adapting to this “new normal,” many changes must take place if communities and nations are to successfully deal with the health, social, mental, educational, financial and economic etc. issues brought about by the virus. You belong to a Reflective/Reflexive learning team given the responsibility to lead the recovery process to deal with the “new normal” and bring positive educational changes to a selected Caribbean country. Use at least three Reflective/Reflexive models or theories and show how the knowledge, skills and competencies acquired could be used effectively to develop an Education Policy document to deal with the “new normal” and bring positive changes to the education system in the selected Caribbean country post COVID- 19. focusing on  Financial and Economic relevance. Training – Teachers, Students and others

What are the two main approaches to tackle the problem of global warming and climate change? Next, compare the two approaches along the following dimension:   Based on the current state of scientific and economic knowledge, which of the two types of policy is most likely to be cost-effective? Does it mean it will be used? Explain.

What is the average external and internal correlation of paying attention to the 4th industrial revolution news index?

Direction: Complete and provide the information needed in the table below. Global North Definition Characteristics Problems Global North Countries The Contemporary World-GEC3

Develop 2 strategies in response to the covid pandemic. Your strategies should be no more than 200 words in length and must include the following terms used in an appropriate context: - Economic Growth - Aggregate Demand - Aggregate Supply - Recession - Taxation - Government Spending.

Q.Which sectors are the most negatively affected by the Pandemic of the COVID-19?

Instruction: Adress the current condition of the Philippines by applying Appadurai's concept of "scapes" to answer the guide question.  What is the connection between the proliferation of homelessness in urban cities and urban cities itself despite being the nexus of global exchange in the country?

Now that you have fully researched the BRICS nation, briefly summarize your findings and recommendations for SOLA.

describe the long-run effects of the pandemic using the Heckscher-Ohlin model with a labour-intensive shoe-producing sector and a capital-intensive computer-producing sector. In this model both labour and capital can reallocate across sectors.   (c) What happens to the output of shoes and to the output of computers? Does the structure of economic output become more capital-intensive or labour-intensive?   please answer correct asap plz

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According to UNCTAD, trade in goods during the first quarter of 2021 was higher than the pre-pandemic level, but trade in services remained substantially below averages. Outline two (2) strategies that you think Jamaica can undertake to record a faster recovery from the decline in trade caused by the pandemic.

What are the research themes to inveatigate on the effects of the decline in economic activities in the natural environment due to the implementation of lockdown?

Please no written by hand solution Question Five: Globalisation a) What are the main phases of globalisation and how do they differ one from the other?

In recent years there has been considerable backlash against globalisation. Critically discuss the causes of this reversal. Highlight a particular challenge and opportunity that globalisation may face in the future, focusing on the implications of the current developments addressing global issue of climate change. Hint: Students must critically discuss political, economic, environmental and technological arguments in context of current global economic developments of ‘Net Zero

The growth of superweeds is a good reason to stop the production of GMOS. Explain why this argument is correct or wrong (you need to mention both sides of the argument if there are 2 sides). Make sure your answer has a good reading flow

_________ is the process by which an increasingly large proportion of the world’s population lives in urban areas.

How Arts Funding Is Done Elsewhere When Rick van der Ploege became Holland’s secretary of culture in 1998, he launched an arts-funding revolution that alarmed his quiet, multicultural country—but also became a potential model for smaller population countries such as Canada. Bursaries for about $100,000 a year were offered to foreign graduate students. Foreign filmmakers could also receive funding—as long as it met Dutch content requirements. More contentiously, artists would have to prove that there was a market for their creations if they wanted a subsidy. “My argument has always been to get the best people in the world. ... Whether they be Canadian, Japanese, and maybe the Dutch, bring them together, and the locals would then have to compete on a global scale.” Draw a graph to illustrate and explain how bursaries for foreign graduate students might improve efficiency.  

With regard to the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, respond to the following: What kinds of market failure have led to this problem? (Be as specific as possible and provide examples when and as appropriate.) How would a systems thinking approach be helpful in terms of analyzing the roots of this problem and beginning to consider possible solutions? What kinds of policies and institutions might be needed to deal with this problem and to prevent similar problems? 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.

Explain two different reasons why most economists believe that a lack of petroleum never will cause the global oil industry to come to an end.

Topic: What is the world going to be like if we continue to have bilateral economic war in the next 25 years? Considering this question, and answer in a paragraph.   Question: How does the National Military effect our economy? Pros and cons?    *Because of nuclear weapons, countries have (but not especially non-state players) recognized that a war that escalates to nuclear conflict will produce only losers. So countries are using all other tools available in the place of war.*

There are several variables that contribute to today's food security problem. In today's instance, what are the impact of COVID-19 pandemic on food security?

Please provide your own rational views (can take help from internet but your own words) when economy is controlled by a single Communist party of china with vision of become global power. subsidizing industrial output to capture other markets with its below cost pricing to gain market share and become dominant and leading supplier of all goods and services. Recent sanctions on Huawei and other chinese companies reflected how state sponsored companies able to dominate capitalist economies with destroying local businesses within a short period of time. With western and other asian economies realising this and now securing the supply chains back to secure lines along with moving part of production domestically. Explain the effects of deglobalisation on china future? (chna who was looking for made in china vision in 2025)

Outline the key elements of the challenge of climate change policy from an economic perspective, highlighting (i) the stock/flow nature of the problem, (ii) the dynamic nature of the problem, (iii) the international coordination challenge, and

What are the mission, vision and objectives of the WCFCG? What was the 2005 London Declaration? Explain the acronym PREEMPTIVE

Rosa’s family grows specific varieties of maize because they prefer them for the tortillas they make, a recipe that has been passed through the family over generations. This would be an example of:       Familial food legacy     Food ethnography     Agricultural tradition     Biocultural heritage A farmer has recently signed a contract with a supermarket to sell large amounts of a hybrid variety - Beefsteak tomatoes - with high commercial value. From where did the farmer most likely source the seeds for this crop?       The seeds were accessed through a gene bank     The seeds were self-saved     The seeds came from a fellow farmer who saves seeds     The seeds were purchased from a company through the formal seed system In a rural village in northern India, drought and melting glaciers are putting strain on the rice production residents rely upon for their diets. Diya observes these changes and has been maintaining dozens…

Explain “Creative destruction-Darwinian theory” in terms of businesses struggling to survive the Covid-19 crises.

Label the following phrases Normative or positive:  The Austrian government should protect Austrian taxi manufacturers by install a tax.  A tax on taxi imports would be inefficient.  The tax revenue earned by the Austrian government is more important than the inefficiency caused by the tax.  The tax revenues should be used to subsidize Austrian taxi rides, making them more economical.  _______________________________________________________________________________________ In Montana, the median earnings per trip for an Uber driver is $29.34, the average earnings/ trip for a Lyft driver is $28.62, and the average earnings/ trip for a taxi driver is $17.22. Optimal behavior assumed, what is the opportunity cost of the driver’s employment decision per ride? Assume the driver can only work for one company at a time.