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be considered a substitute for Starbucks, its products are complements for each other. Dunkin Donuts has to be wary that their price increase in one products will not hurts sales for another. xiii). Total surplus, or economic surplus, is the sum consumer and producer surplus. Consumer surplus is the amount a buyer is willing to pay for good minus the amount the buyer actually pays for it and is subjective because everyone’s perception of what something is worth is

final answers. a. Does the United States have a comparative advantage in wingdings? Explain. b. Discuss the effect of the tariff on the number of imports. c. How did the imposition of the tariff change consumer surplus? d. How did the imposition of the tariff change producer surplus? e. What is the overall result of the tariff in terms of welfare? A. The US does not have a comparative advantage in wingdings because the world price is below their equilibrium domestic price of $10. It is cheaper

Name: Ekansha Khanduja Roll No. : 08 Course: M.A. in DPPP – 1 Review of, The Cultural Logic of Work: Explaining Labour Deployment and Piece-Rate Contracts in Matar Taluka , Gujarat- Parts 1 and 2 -V. Gidwani

production of land and labour. He discusses that production can be raised by using the methods of, division of labour and capital accumulation. Smith also provides evidence throughout The Wealth of Nations, proving that his method of labour division is the best way to develop the economy. The key behind Smith’s writing is to prove how division of labour will improve economic progress. Initially, Smith proposes the idea of division of labour in the workplace. Division of labour is the separation of

job. The supply and demand of human resource must be carefully planned in such scenario. In Stonewall case, senior management may need to consider what new technology could be adopted for its production. In the last 3 decades, the enforcement of labour related legislations and regulations is also an external factor impacts on HR planning. Those legislations govern how a company recruits, selects, promotes, trains and compensates its employees. As an example, employment equity needs to be considered

Cons of the minimum wage: As discussed earlier, the minimum wage would ultimately increase unemployment levels due to the labour getting costlier. This would not only threaten the current workers, but would also affect the unemployed people looking for jobs. Securing a job would be more challenging as employers would want to hire the best possible candidates who they deem worthy of the minimum wage. 10 Another disadvantage of having a minimum wage is the ‘Deadweight loss from Minimum Wage’. Plenty

Britain would catch up with “the white heat” of technological change. Wilson had successfully linked the Labour Party to modernisation in contrast to what were described as the “wasted years” of the Conservative government. The Labour government seemed to be more in touch with the social and cultural trends of the 1960s. Modernisation of the British economy was one of the key priorities for the Labour government. By 1964, it was widely accepted that Britain was lagging behind other countries such as

Steps in the Human Resource Planning Process Designing the Management System • A crosscutting issue in human resource planning is to ensure that a proper system is in place to handle the process. The overall aim of this system is to manage human resources in line with organizational goals. The system is in charge of human resource plans, policies, procedures and best practices. For example, the system should track emerging human resource management trends, such as outsourcing certain non-core

mismatch regarding labour and economic policy Economic growth is shaped by policy context and promoted most effectively when it is consistent with either liberal market or co-ordinated market ideal type varieties of Capitalism. Policy inconsistency dampers economic growth post-apartheid South Africa attempted to adopt a social-democratic and co-ordinated variety of Capitalism. This failed due to the adoption of macro-economic neo-liberal policies. Organised labour protected labour market policies

resulting in the uprise of the National Party. One of the most prominent e¬xamples of social democracy was the New Zealand Milk in Schools Schemes, which was inaugurated by the Labour Government in 1936. The purpose was to provide school children with free milk to improve the health of young New Zealanders and make use of the surplus milk (Ministry for Culture and Heritage, 2017). Up until 1967, thousands of children gulped down their daily ration of milk. Ministry for Culture and Heritage (2017) added