Category Archives: Economics

What it the author arguing or proving-critical analysis of the author’s methodology

Article Analysis on US welfare reform The analysis should consist of (1) A summary of the content of the reading – what it the author arguing or proving? (2) A critical analysis of the author’s methodology (3) Your take on the relevance and importance of the material covered in the reading.

Explain the significance that the average total cost (ATC) curve has on profit and loss based on each type of market structure.

Market Structures Identify the differences between all four market structures in the short-run and long-run. This will be helpful as many of you may hold management positions and/or become entrepreneurs in the near future. When deciding what type of firm to own or operate, you may find that one market structure may be more advantageous […]

Identify the equilibrium point for each market structure assigned-Describe your assigned market structures.

Market Price and Quantity . Determine the equilibrium point for each of your two firm’s market structures. Identify oligopolistic market structures and monopolistic market structures. Locate a recent article or event (published within the last year) that highlights your relevant microeconomics topic. Use the Hunt Library, newspapers, new stations, or other credible sources to discuss […]

What is the Fed’s balance sheet-What’s your take-Should the balance sheet be smaller?

Econ Dis Since the 2007 financial crisis the Fed’s portfolio of Treasury and mortgage-backed securities has grown tremendously, from $900 billion to more than $8 trillion today. In recent years there has been much discussion about how and how quickly the Fed may begin reducing the size of its balance sheet. What is the Fed’s […]

Distinguish between a balance sheet, a profit and loss (or income) statement and a statement of cash flows.

Health economics • Distinguish between a balance sheet, a profit and loss (or income) statement and a statement of cash flows. • Identify the five major accounting categories – assets, liabilities, owner’s equity, revenues and expenses – and give examples of these. • Apply a working knowledge of the doctrines and conventions of accounting – […]

What is the challenge facing the monetary policy of the United States-Why is it a problem-Is there a resolution?

Article Review and Analysis 3 Find an article (no older than 1 year) on the Internet, which adheres to the following requirements. First, the article must discuss U.S. monetary policy. Second, the article must involve a current event, which is normally not a problem if the article was published within the last year and is […]

Identify the assumptions made in the arguments made on both sides of the issue – for example, why might someone argue that the demand for entry-level fast-food workers is inelastic-Do you identify any biases in your evidence?

Minimum Wage You are to conduct the research necessary and present the salient facts surrounding the controversy of raising the minimum wage in the United States (currently $7.25) to a level of $15. Although many states have minimum wages higher than this, make the simplifying assumption that all states have the same $7.25 minimum wage. […]

Do your best to explain each recommendation as straightforward & understandably as possible.

How To Protect Your Money From Inflation Inflation has greatly been on the rise over the past few months, and even more so recently with the current Russian Oil Ban and increasing prices of gasoline. Give 4 of the best options people can take in order to start protecting themselves and their money against rising […]

Explain a solution for one current or future microeconomic problem of your interest. Or choose a microeconomic issue or subject that you care deeply about or offer a solution to a problem you care about.

Explain a solution for one current or future microeconomic problem of your interest. Or choose a microeconomic issue or subject that you care deeply about or offer a solution to a problem you care about. To get ideas, check out the library, news, economic journals, or other sources. . You may NOT choose the topics […]