I will Provide 6 Discussion Post Instructions, EACH Discussion (6 total) having to be ~200 words. Respond to the Question Utilizing the guidlines attatched in the file. The instructions for each discussion will be provided in the text below.
DISCUSSION 1: TOO MUCH OF A GOOD THING?
In chapter 2 section 1 (2.1) the idea of diminishing marginal utility is explained. In this week’s discussion, first, clarify what diminishing marginal utility means. Next, identify a situation where you have experienced diminishing marginal utility. What impact does the price of goods or services have on your consumption decision? Remember to use the appropriate economic concepts and terminology that are applicable to your answer.
DISCUSSION 2:: Effectiveness of Taxes in Reducing Tobacco Consumption
This module’s discussion focuses on you educating yourself on how public policy can impact personal consumption. First, do some searching on the internet for information/data to determine if taxing tobacco reduces cigarette consumption. You will most likely see some very interesting findings. Is demand for cigarettes elastic or inelastic? Why? Is the price elasticity of demand coefficient the same for all age levels? Any difference between citizens of different countries? Are people in the USA more responsive to taxes and thereby reduce consumption more than other countries? Are people with lower incomes more responsive to the tax and resulting price increase compared to wealthier consumers? Report your findings.
DISCUSSION 3: The Importance of Scale to the Firm:
This module’s discussion focuses on the concept of “economies of scale.” What does it mean when a manager of a microbrewery says “we are hoping to see profits increase as we scale our production.” The concept of “scale” is a common word you may hear being utilized by entrepreneurs and corporate executives, from really small firms to the largest corporations.
Discussion Question: What are economies of scale? What factors contribute to achieving economies of scale? Give two examples of companies that have achieved economies of scale. Also, can a firm become too large and experience diseconomies of scale? What factors could contribute to diseconomies of scale?
Remember to use the appropriate economic concepts and terminology that are applicable to your answer.
DISCUSSION 4: How Monopolies Form: Barriers to Entry
This module’s discussion focuses on ways in which monopolies form. The first section of chapter 9 describes how monopolies can either be natural monopolies or legal monopolies. After reading section 1, address the following discussion question.
Discussion Question: Identify a company that is a natural monopoly or a legal monopoly. Describe what entry barrier allowed this firm to gain monopoly status. What does the firm produce? Do you expect the firm to indefinitely have monopoly status or will things change to where the firm may lose monopoly status?
Remember to use the appropriate economic concepts and terminology that are applicable to your answer.
DISCUSSION 5: How Does Digital Marketing Impact Monopolistic Competition?
This module’s discussion focuses on the impact digital marketing/advertising has on the demand for a firm’s products.
Years ago, the platforms used to advertise products in the media was through print, TV and radio. As the internet took root in the early 1990s, more firms took to the Web to promote products and services. Today, with the exponential growth of online shopping and the use of social media platforms, businesses of all shapes and sizes utilize various media and platforms to attempt to attract customers.
Discussion Question: Define digital marketing and discuss what role it is playing in helping businesses increase the demand for its product, or in making the demand curve more inelastic. Give examples of how successful firms have used digital marketing to enhance brand awareness and brand loyalty. What tools are utilized in the digital space to measure brand awareness and brand loyalty? Be sure to do some digging around on the internet to find some reliable sources of information.
DISCUSSION 6: Do Market Oriented Enviornmental Tools Have an Impact on Firm Decisions?
This module’s discussion focuses on types of market-oriented environment tools. This is the focus of 12.3 in your textbook.
Discussion Question: Do Market-Oriented Environmental Tools Have an Impact on Firm Decisions?
Do some research to see what type of market-oriented environmental tools are currently being utilized for either federal, state, or local governments. Then, explain the tool being utilized and if it has had an impact on a firm’s behavior.
Category: Economics
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“The Impact of Economic Concepts on Consumption and Market Structures: A Discussion of Diminishing Marginal Utility, Taxes, Economies of Scale, Monopolies, and Digital Marketing” “Exploring the Impact of Market-Oriented Environmental Tools on Firm Decisions”
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“Exploring Colombia’s Macroeconomic Variables: Strengths, Weaknesses, and Future Prospects”
Data Collection and Analysis on a countries macroeconomics variables with a special focus on sectors for COLOMBIA
Financial and economic history, what the country is producing, good at manufacturing, main sector tourism
Find data on country—> finding good data and commenting on data to understand something about the country (using website such as: ST. Luis FRED- macroeconomic indicators; IMF and WorldBank (for developing countries)—> education, human capital and any other variables)
Focus on the most imporatnt macroeconomic variables —> graphs, tables, comment+ story (have a logic)
Economic strenghts and weaknesses of the country—> period of time we choose is important+ add very recent data —> past vs future—> consider the recent—> maybe how it evolved?
Chose a data frequency—> for long (annual), short (quarterly/ monthly)
Variables (GDP growth, Inflation (now high inflation, why…?), Unemployment Rate, Current account deficit/ surplus)
Is country mainly importer vs exporter? Curent account benefits/ gdp-> positive- country is seller, if negative- country is buyer
Data has to be commented (2,3,4 very interesting graphs and make comments on them)
Not too many comments on Covid 19crisis
Introduction, smth in middle (either vision of country as a whole or specififc aspect)—> not too many detail (most especially if they are irrelevant), conclusion -
Macroeconomic Data Analysis in Excel
I also emailed the instructions because there are links that need to be used.
Instructions
In this exercise, you will demonstrate your ability to
find macroeconomic data from public sources and display it in an Excel
spreadsheet.
Start
by choosing one of these three macroeconomic variables: Real GDP, the
unemployment rate, or the inflation rate.
Follow
these instructions to find numbers for your macroeconomic variable for
three consecutive years:
Real GDPLinks to an external site.. Click on
“SECTION 1 – DOMESTIC PRODUCT AND INCOME.” Then click on “Table 1.1.6
Real Gross Domestic Product, Chained Dollars (A) (Q)” Next, click on the
curved arrow for “Modify.” Choose 2015 as the first year, select the
radio button for Series as “Annual” and then click on “Refresh Table.”
Line 1 for “Gross domestic product” has the data.
Labor
Force Statistics From the Current Population SurveyLinks to an external
site.. These unemployment numbers are monthly, not annual. Use the
January number for each year.
CPI for All Urban Consumers (CPI-U)Links to an external
site.. These inflation numbers are monthly, not annual. Use the
January number for each year.
Prepare
an Excel spreadsheet that has two columns and four rows. In cells A3, A4,
and A5 descending below this heading, type the three years that you have
chosen.
In
the heading for cell B2, type the name of the variable you chose (Real
GDP, Unemployment Rate, or Inflation Rate). In the cells below this
heading, type the values for each of the three years.
Underneath
your table, type “Source:” and then paste the URL of the source
where you found your data.
Resources
to Complete This Assignment
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Week 7 Macroeconomic Case Study with Excel Example [DOCX] Download Week 7 Macroeconomic Case Study with Excel Example [DOCX].
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Excel Essential Training – What Is
Excel Used For?Links to an external site.
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Excel Essential Training – Using the
Quick Access Toolbar and Ribbon MenuLinks to an external site..
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Excel Essential Training –
Understanding Workbooks and WorksheetsLinks to an external site..
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Excel Essential Training – Using Excel
HelpLinks to an external site..
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Excel Essential Training – Using Save
or Save AsLinks to an external site..
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Excel Essential Training – Using
Simple FormulasLinks to an external site..
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Excel Essential Training – Exploring
Font Styles and EffectsLinks to an external site..
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Excel Essential Training – Applying
Borders and Color BackgroundsLinks to an external site..
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Excel Quick Tips – Work with the New
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“The Rise and Fall of Company X: A Case Study on Antitrust Regulations and Monopolistic Tendencies”
1. A Case-Study on Company/Firm X and Antitrust regulations:
– Choose a company that has faced antitrust actions against it.
– Research and argue why: were there any monopolistic tendencies or conditions
created by the firm? What did the firm look like when it was created versus
during the time of the regulations?
– Discuss the lawsuit(s) and provide a historical account/timeline of the
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Marketing Strategies for [College Sports Team Name]
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Instructions
For this project, students will choose their favorite college sports team (ex: Texas Women’s Basketball). Remember, only select one college sports team for this project. Students will complete a PowerPoint Presentation of at least 20 slides in length (not including the title and reference page). A minimum of five (5) references must be utilized for this assignment. The references should be cited in APA format at the end of the PPT, and on-slides wherever you use them. The following information must be provided in the presentation. Students will be evaluated on accuracy of information, clarity of information provided, organization of content and information provided, visual design of the presentation, and the ability to demonstrate understanding of key concepts in sport marketing.
Name and sport of college team selected (i.e. Kansas Jayhawks Men’s Basketball)
Location of your university (city/state)
10 points of interest about the location of your university
Student enrollment
Tuition costs
Mascot
Stadium information (number of seats/description of facilities/photos)
Recent Team Schedule
Identify 10 segments for the athletic department to market for the team you selected. Think beyond demographics and look at motives and the benefits sought.
Prepare a ticket pricing strategy for the college sports team you selected along with a promotional plan to market single game tickets and season tickets for home games. Include specific game day promotional strategies for selected home games.
Prepare a marketing and promotion strategy for current students, alumni, and fans in the community to attend home games.
Prepare a social media strategy to engage students, alumni, and fans for the college sports team you selected.
Prepare a marketing and promotion strategy for high school seniors to encourage them to attend this university. You must emphasize things that are important to parents like the academic status of the university, enrollment, majors offered, location of the university, cost of the education, and campus activities (including emphasizing the popularity of athletics).
Due on May 26, 2024 11:59 P -
“Analyzing Financial Data and Making Strategic Decisions: A Case Study Analysis”
I seek your support solving attached questions within the case study and add tables and graphs from excel as required for certain questions.
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“Capital Investment Analysis Case Study: Solving Questions and Utilizing Excel Tables and Graphs”
I seek your support solving attached questions within the case study and add tables and graphs from excel as required for certain questions.
Textbook: Canada, JR, Sullivan WG, Kulonda, D J and White, JA, Capital Investment Analysis for
Engineering And Management, 3rd edition, Prentice Hall (2005), plus Handouts.
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Title: “The Impact of Free Trade Agreements on the Competitiveness of Developing Countries: A Case Study of the African Continental Free Trade Area”
So I have to write a paper about a topic in international economics.
The topic needs to be formed in a question.
The question needs to talk about the impact on something.
A question for example:
-What are the consequences of the Russian trade sanctions for Belgian companies?
-What is the effect of the Belgian wage indexation on the export position of Belgian companies? (these questions/topics can’t be used).
The topics can be about;
-Free trade agreements, exports and competitiveness, anti-dumping, exchange rates.
I have to use a certain word draft that I’m going to put in files. There in, needs the essay to be written in.
Under every titel, is the instruction about what needs to be done and written:
-This can be deleted
Is it possible to link all the sources that you are going to use? You do not need to make the reference list (I will do it) but just maybe the sources? In the text that you are going to write and on a page (all of them linked)? -
“The Widening Gap: Economic Effects of Income and Wealth Inequality in the US”
-“Main topic”: The gap between rich and poor in the US is widening. Discuss the economic effects of unequal distribution of income and wealth in the US.
– Do not use “AI” for this paper; it will be run through a test by my professor that will detect any “AI” usage. please
– please cite evidence from reliable sources and properly quote them in the essay, and put quotation marks on the quotes used.
– Each paragraph, excluding the introduction and summary paragraph, should at least have 2-4 quotes from your chosen references ( soucres ).
– must have a work cited page counted as a sixth page.
– use MLA format
– the link that is provided below is only to show exactly how my professor wants it done, i already chose a topic that is provided in the subject section. -
“Retake Exam Analysis: Improving Performance on Exam 1 and 2”
I have attached my answer I wrote from exam 1 and exam 2
But, For exam-1, I got 29/53 Points. For exam 2, I got 31/57 points.
This is a retake exam. You can either choose to retake 1st or 2nd exam.
The exam is open book/note, but do not plagiarize.
Book is filed attched as “History of the American Economy”