Explain Are there any available empirical data, tables, models or regressions that already exist that will be used to critically assess the difference between European countries and the US?

Description Paper suggestions: -Europe and the US are quite broad. It would be better if we could look at more specific countries. For instance, in Europe, not all countries have low unemployment for the same reasons or low unemployment at all due to their contrasting laws and policies. Therefore, choosing a few countries would help […]

Find an article from the Wall Street Journal (WSJ.com) that relates to a topic in economics such as supply/ demand, government policies, prices, consumer goods/ spending, production etc.Discuss

Find an article from the Wall Street Journal (WSJ.com) that relates to a topic in economics such as supply/ demand, government policies, prices, consumer goods/ spending, production etc. Each WSJ post must include: In your own words, a short synopsis of the article. A short economic analysis of the issue being discussed. Connect your analysis […]

Explain how negatively cross borrowing affects the borrowers’ repayment and their personal well-being

Paper detalis: The Personal Statement should detail my proposed Research area (Microfinance) The methodology I intend to use (Please find me the most suitable one within Qualitative and Quantitative methods). The outcomes I aim to observe (To observe how negatively cross borrowing affects the borrowers’ repayment and their personal well-being) This Personal statement should be […]

Do you experience diminishing marginal utility when you consume more of this good? Explain how this manifests itself (or explain why it doesn’t).

Description Option C: Diminishing Marginal Utility Think of a good or service that you like. Answer the following: Do you experience diminishing marginal utility when you consume more of this good? Explain how this manifests itself (or explain why it doesn’t). How does diminishing marginal utility affect your consumption of this good? How does marginal […]

Pick one poor country (per capita GDP under $5,000) and briefly describe what you see as its main reason (there will be many) for its poverty.

Pick one poor country (per capita GDP under $5,000) and briefly describe what you see as its main reason (there will be many) for its poverty. Also suggest a solution or a reform but be specific, some thing like “it needs less corruption” is not useful.

Using the (same) model, explain how the law may change Bruno’s offer and how this affects Angela. As part of your answer, discuss what a modern-day equivalent of such a law might be.

This is a short task (250-300 words in total (for both questions combined), that is asking firstly; in part 1) Use a model ( provided), to explain how a law can be represented by a straight line intercepting the horizontal axis (showing free time) and how this impacts the size of the economically feasible set. […]