Reference no: EM13800425
Using a three-circle Venn Diagram, check the following categorical arguments for validity.
1. Some advertisers try to create a new ideal state for consumers. Some advertisers try to create dissatisfaction with the consumer’s current state. So, some who try to create a new ideal state also try to create dissatisfaction with the current state?
2. No sophisticated diners leave their napkins on the table after they sit. Everyone who plans to stand to shake hands with late-comers leaves her napkin on the table after she sits. It follows that no one who plans to stand and shake hands with late-comers is a sophisticated diner.
3. Some businesses with fewer than twenty-five employees will not receive a federal tax credit. This is true because, some business with fewer than twenty-five employees will not offer health insurance to their employees, and all companies who offer health insurance to their employees will receive a federal tax credit.
4. Some economies are agrarian. No developed economies are agrarian economies. So, some economies are not developed.
5. All wars are fought for economic reasons. Some wars are fought for religious reasons. Therefore, some wars are both religious and economic.
|
System of equations for a product
: Suppose the following system of equations for a product: Solve for the socially efficient equilibrium. When P=30, what will be happening to the market? Explain.
|
|
What is the current macroeconomic situation
: What is the "current macroeconomic situation" in the U.S. (e.g. is the U.S. economy currently concerned about unemployment, inflation, recession, etc.)? What fiscal policies and monetary policies would be appropriate at this time?
|
|
Instruments of fiscal policy except
: All of the following are instruments of fiscal policy except
|
|
Is price-discrimination always wrong
: Explain gambling from a risk-return perspective and from a Christian worldview. What is wrong (from a Biblical viewpoint) with gambling if consumers want it? Is price-discrimination always wrong? Under what conditions might it be ethically allowable?
|
|
Using a three-circle venn diagram-categorical arguments
: Using a three-circle Venn Diagram, check the following categorical arguments for validity. Some advertisers try to create a new ideal state for consumers. Some advertisers try to create dissatisfaction with the consumer’s current state. So, some who ..
|
|
Minimax regret rule and equal probability rule
: Under what conditions should a manager use each of the following rules/options for pricing decisions: (a) Maximax Rule; (b) Maximin Rule; (c) Minimax Regret Rule; and (d) Equal Probability Rule? Also address the potential pitfalls of using each rule.
|
|
Explain gambling from a risk-return perspective
: Explain gambling from a risk-return perspective and from a Christian worldview. What is wrong (from a Biblical viewpoint) with gambling if consumers want it? Is price-discrimination always wrong? Under what conditions might it be ethically allowable?
|
|
Explain the public policy lifecycle utilizing public policy
: Explain the Public Policy Lifecycle utilizing a public policy Discuss how the importance of developing a viable Policy Adoption and what policy makers need to consider when adopting new or amending existing policies.
|
|
Only activities are producing and consuming fish
: The Nation of Wiknam has 5 million residents whose only activities are producing and consuming fish. They produce fish in two ways. Each person who works on a fish farm raises 2 fish per day. Why do you suppose that X, the productivity of each fisher..
|