11) Suppose Puerto Rico and Hawaii currently have the same production possibilities so that the above figure is the PPF for hotels and consumption goods in the two areas. Hotels are a capital good that,once built, will help produce still more consumption goods. If Puerto Rico produces more hotels than Hawaii, A) Hawaii’s PPF will shift outward further than Puerto Rico’s PPF. […]
21.2 Economic Development: Sources and Strategies 1) All of the following are factors that limit a poor nation’s economic growth EXCEPT A) insufficient capital formation. B) insufficient controls on free trade. C) lack of entrepreneurial ability. D) lack of human capital. 2) The vicious-circle-of-poverty hypothesis states that poor countries A) are unable to save and invest enough to accumulate capital stock that […]
51) Refer to Table 13-4. What is the MRP for the 13th hour worked? A) $78 B) $84 C) $5 D) $30 E) $10 52) Refer to Table 13-4. What is the marginal cost of the variable factor employed by this firm? A) $0 B) $5 C) $10 D) $20 E) $30 53) Refer to Table 13-4. How many worker-hours should this profit-maximizing firm […]
18.1 Public Choice 1) One argument advanced in favor of not increasing the income tax on individuals with high income is that A) increasing income tax increases wealth which contributes to increases in GDP. B) increasing the income tax on these individuals will reduce economic efficiency. C) increasing the income tax affects mostly middle-income and low-income individuals who are already paying heavy income […]
Table 10-2 Quantity of Soup (cups) Total Utility Quantity of Sandwiches Total Utility 1 40 1 45 2 60 2 75 3 72 3 102 4 82 4 120 5 88 5 135 6 90 6 145 Table 10-2 above shows Keira’s utility from soup and sandwiches. The price of soup is $2 per cup and the price of a […]
44) Since lower-income people spend a larger proportion of their incomes on groceries than do higher-income people, if grocery stores were required by law to charge a 10-cent fee for disposable bags, this fee could be considered A) a proportional tax. B) a progressive tax. C) a regressive tax. D) an income tax. 45) In reference to the federal income tax […]
81) In the figure above, if real GDP is $12 trillion, aggregate planned expenditure is ________ $12 trillion and unplanned inventory changes are ________. A) less than; positive B) equal to; equals to zero C) less than; negative D) equal to; negative E) equal to; positive 82) In the figure above, if real GDP is $6 trillion, aggregate planned expenditure is A) […]
51) A Canadian traveling to the United States converts $100 Canadian into 95 U.S. dollars. One month later he does the same thing and receives 105 U.S. dollars. There are no transactions costs. The Canadian-U.S. exchange rate has ________ and the Canadian dollar has ________ relative to the U.S. dollar. A) increased; depreciated B) fallen; depreciated C) increased; appreciated D) fallen; appreciated E) not […]
31) To show the values of an economic variable for different groups in a population at a point in time, it is best to use a A) scatter diagram. B) time-series graph. C) linear graph. D) cross-section graph E) trend-section diagram. 32) A graph that shows how the amount of advertising expenditure differs among various industries can be shown A) by a […]
71) The above figure shows the U.S. market for 1 carat diamonds. Area A is the A) increase in producer surplus due to the import quota. B) importers’ profit from the import quota. C) decrease in consumer surplus due to the import quota. D) deadweight loss from the import quota. E) gain in total surplus due to the import quota. 72) If the United […]
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In your paper, answer the following questions after reviewing the film, making certain to address the following content in an order that effectively develops your ideas:
· Summarize the
Unnatural Causes: Place Matters video (250 to 300 words).
· When people think about the environment, they usually think about air pollution, water quality, or toxic waste. List other aspects of your neighborhood environments that might also affect your health.
· Describe how the film supports or contradicts the neighborhood factors you listed in the Place Matters discussion forum this week. What other factors could you add based on the film? (250 to 300 words)
· Explain why some neighborhoods expose residents to factors that are protective of health, while others expose residents to factors that can threaten their health. (350 to 400 words)
· Critique public policy and private investment decisions that have shaped the two neighborhoods in the film. (300 to 350 words)
· Hypothesize what could be done to improve these neighborhoods in the future so they better promote residents' health and well-being. (250 to 300 words)
· Review your Neighborhood Features Table and hypothesize who would best implement your mitigation methods and how to implement them. (250 to 300 words)
· Close with an explanation, in detail, of how your suggestions would improve the health of these neighborhoods (those featured in
Unnatural Causes and your own). (250 to 300 words)
The Unnatural Causes paper
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