Discuss,The economic concept of scarcity infers that if a company uses resources to fund local arts organizations little league teams, etc., those funds cannot be used as dividends to stockholders (or vice versa). What level of “community investment” do you think is proper and why?

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Assignment Topics:

1. The economic concept of scarcity infers that if a company uses resources to fund local arts organizations little league teams, etc., those funds cannot be used as dividends to stockholders (or vice versa). What level of “community investment” do you think is proper and why?

2. Not-for-profit organizations sometimes pay huge salaries to CEOs. Would you be in favor of limiting CEO salaries as part of the requirements for being granted not-for-profit status? Explain the reasoning behind your opinion.

3.  Provide a list of the current members of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve, and identify who is the Chair.

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