Prepare a 2–3 page final report in which you examine one of the macroeconomic va
Prepare a 2–3 page final report in which you examine one of the macroeconomic variables below:
Real Gross Domestic Product (GDP).
The unemployment rate.
The inflation rate.
Please use
Automotive Industry and please use the template attached
4. A recent paper hypothesized that risk-averse MLB players were settling arbitr
4. A recent paper hypothesized that risk-averse MLB players were settling arbitration cases for less than their perceived value. Explain why an unpredictable arbitrator would cause players who have more risk aversion than teams to settle for less money.
5. In a competitive market, workers are paid the value of their marginal product of labor. Give two examples of events in sports that could affect VMPL and explain how they would affect salaries.
6. In a labor dispute between the NFLPA and the NFL owners both sides are monopolies and therefore there is not really an equilibrium. Use the bilateral monopoly graph to show the range of possible outcomes.
7. At the end of the 2023 season Shohei Ohtani will become a free agent. Explain why Ohtani’s unique skill set (pitching and hitting) combined with the constraints faced by teams assembling rosters could lead to him getting the highest value contract in MLB. The Angels did not opt to trade Ohtani prior to the trade deadline. What are the pros and cons of trading a player like Ohtani right before their free agency? (This was written on August 7. A contract or trade could be done by the time you do this assignment. )
8. From an economic point of view, should professional tennis tournaments pay the men’s and women’s bracket an equal amount of prize money? Why or why not? How might one determine the economically “fair” amount to pay each bracket? Why might the “fair” value be difficult to determine? Support your argument with some stats (ie TV ratings, etc.).
Paper Title:
“The Role and Effectiveness of Social Insurance Programs in Mitigat
Paper Title:
“The Role and Effectiveness of Social Insurance Programs in Mitigating Economic Inequality in the United States (2015-2020)”
Abstract:
This paper aims to critically evaluate the role and effectiveness of social insurance programs in the United States, particularly in their capacity to mitigate economic inequality, over the period from 2015 to 2020. The study will focus on major programs such as Social Security, Medicare, and Unemployment Insurance, analyzing how these programs influence income distribution, poverty reduction, and overall economic stability. By employing microeconomic theories and concepts of public finance, the paper will explore the rationale behind these social insurance programs, their funding mechanisms, and their impact on different demographic groups. The research will include a mix of econometric analysis and policy evaluation to provide a comprehensive understanding of the effectiveness of these programs in reducing economic disparities.
Outline:
Introduction
Overview of social insurance in the United States
Relevance to economic inequality and social welfare
Literature Review
Theoretical basis for social insurance programs
Previous research on the impact of social insurance on economic inequality
Methodology
Data sources (governmental reports, economic data, surveys)
Analytical methods (econometric models, comparative analysis)
Analysis
Detailed evaluation of key social insurance programs (Social Security, Medicare, Unemployment Insurance)
Analysis of the impact of these programs on income distribution and poverty rates
Examination of program effectiveness during economic downturns and demographic shifts
Discussion
Interpretation of findings in the context of public finance theories
The role of social insurance in fostering economic resilience and social justice
Conclusion and Recommendations
Summary of key insights into the role of social insurance in mitigating inequality
Policy implications and recommendations for future reforms
References
This project is a 2000-word paper that uses the concepts of the
class to write a
This project is a 2000-word paper that uses the concepts of the
class to write a critical assessment of the book “House of Debt: How They (and You) Caused the Great Recession, and How We Can Prevent It from Happening Again”
Respond to the following prompts in a post with a minimum of 200 words.
Economis
Respond to the following prompts in a post with a minimum of 200 words.
Economists argue that despite increases in the cost, the value of higher education has increased over time. How can college be made more affordable? Revenues earned by colleges and universities come from three main sources:Tuition and fees paid by students, which have increased faster than the cost of living.
Support from governments at the federal, state and local levels. This support is paid for through tax revenues. Even private colleges and universities obtain funding from the government, but government support has declined at all levels in recent years.
Alumni contributions.
What has caused the cost of college to increase so much? (Not every college has a fancy gym or an Olympic sized pool with a lazy river.)
What do you propose should be done to make higher education more affordable? What reasons can you provide to support your argument?
Is education a public good?
Does education have external benefits? If so, what are some of those public benefits?
In your opinion are the external benefits large or small? Why?
What should government do to promote the efficient provision of products that have external benefits?
A total of three pages. Case Study A – one and a half pages Case Study B – one a
A total of three pages. Case Study A – one and a half pages Case Study B – one and a half pages
Font – 12-point Times New Roman
Use 1-inch margins on every side of the page.
Double-space all parts the paper. Do not add extra space before or after paragraphs.
The student title page includes the paper title, author names, course number and name for which the paper is being submitted, instructor name, assignment due date, and page number.
Insert page numbers in the top right corner. The page number should show on all pages.
Indent the first line of each paragraph of text 0.5 in. from the left margin. Use the tab key or the automatic paragraph-formatting function of your word-processing program to achieve the indentation (the default setting is likely already 0.5 in.). Do not use the space bar to create indentation.
Can include one chart or table per case study.
Include at least one reference per case study. Use the author–date citation system to cite references. (an example will be provided)
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This is a final report for the cooperative training course at the universi
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This is a final report for the cooperative training course at the university, a file containing questions to be answered
I want you to answer it clearly and comprehensively. There are files of previous reports for you to answer from and add more information so that the report is delivered completely and clearly. To obtain the full score, it will be in a Word and PDF file.
I want to summarize a PowerPoint presentation of the final report in order to present it to the teacherEverything is explained, the name of the agency where you trained and all the information
If you want something let me know and I will provide it for you
To paraphrase TS Eliot (maybe), good writers borrow, great writers steal. Let’s
To paraphrase TS Eliot (maybe), good writers borrow, great writers steal. Let’s do the economic history version of that.
Pick a paper on the syllabus. This could be a primary paper you were assigned to read or one of the additional papers, but some of the more recent papers with identification strategies (IV or DD) and attempts to find causality will work best for this assignment. You might want to limit yourself to papers from lectures we have already had (that is, maybe don’t pick a paper in the Crime lecture from late November for the assignment due in September?) but that is your choice.
What is a new outcome (Y) that you could look at with the same identification strategy (X)? Don’t just pick an X and a Y randomly—think about why this would be an interesting question to answer. Hopefully, the new question is really exciting and goes well beyond the original paper.
Please write one page and answer all of the following:
1. Describe the identification strategy in the original paper. Is it instrumental variables or difference in differences or something else? What do the authors assume or use to get causality in their estimates? What is the original result or finding?
2. What new question or outcome can you look at with this old identification strategy? Be specific as to why this is a question worth asking and trying to answer. That is, why should we care about your new question? Pose your question as clearly and succinctly as possible.
3. What kind of data would you need to carry out the research? Presumably the X variables might all come from the original paper but how would you measure the new outcomes you are interested in? If measurement of the Y variables is obvious, state them as clearly as possible. If measurement of the Y variables is tricky or novel or complicated, do you best to describe how you would measure things. Be sure to clarify the level of your analysis (individuals, cities, states, countries, areas, etc), though this will likely match that of the original paper.
Write an introduction and conclusion after combine all the ESSAY together, corr
Write an introduction and conclusion after combine all the ESSAY together, correct all the comments in the essay.
Philadelphia’s “Soda Tax” Case Extra Credit
Up to 15 points, added to your over
Philadelphia’s “Soda Tax” Case Extra Credit
Up to 15 points, added to your overall course grade
Note: This is an
alternative to the BMC Extra Credit for students who can not participate
due to conflicting schedules with the Bloomberg Lab Hours. Students can
participate in one or the other. Not both extra credit opportunities.
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the question are in the file. it does not have to be super long but very accurate and proper English university level.