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https://www.inverse.com/article/58495-solar-energy-prices-hit-tipping-point-as-china-reaches-grid-parity

Create a paper in the form of an APA formatted article that addresses the following questions. Please use apply concepts and theories learned from the textbook ch 5 and 6 to support your ideas, including at least 1 intext citation.
o    What are the changes related to production that might have reduced the cost of solar energy and made it into a more affordable source of energy?  
o    Renewable energy is cleaner for our planet.  Yet, when businesses or individuals make a decision in terms of solar vs. traditional energy, all they care is direct cost and product prices, hence totally ignoring costs on society and environment.  
§    Is there a way for the free markets to solve this “social cost” problem?  
§    Do you think policymakers can help alleviate the problem by setting rules?  Explain.
§    Explain the type of policies that can be implemented.
o    Compare and contrast energy from solar or renewable vs. (ii) fossil fuels in terms of marginal and fixed costs.  How do these costs factor into the prices we observe in the marketplace? Explain.

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Essay describing how the purge would be great for America and how it would affect the foundations of American democracy

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The effect of current economic conditions on factory opening/closing AND monopoly power either neutral or regulated legal or illegal

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Define corruption, how it relates to the world economy (Italy if you can), how it relates to the supply chain. factors that contribute to corruption, an example of a corrupt economy and how corruptions being fought by countries around the world

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What were the consequences of the development of transportation technology in New York?

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You are the curator of a butterfly sanctuary. The sanctuary is running low on funds, so you decide to increase revenue. What options do you have to consider? Should you raise or lower the price of admission? Explain your reasoning in terms of demand and elasticity.

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You pick and write about an issue that you find interesting/concerning in an urban area or neighborhood – unemployment, gentrification, immigration, transportation, some new urban development project, etc.

Before submitting this final paper, you will have to conduct your research in several steps: Once you have submitted your research question with the midterm, you will then (1) review 5-6 scholarly articles about the topic, (2) describe the method to approach your own question, (3) collect data about the topic in the neighborhood you picked and (4) analyze this data with regards to your literature review and understanding of course material. Your final research paper will be an extensive summary of these four steps. The criteria for how to approach and organize each of these steps will be further discussed during the class.

The 8-page research project should adhere to the following guidelines: 1) include a cover page; 2) format with double spacing and one inch margins; 3) footnotes and citations should follow an acceptable style format; 4) include a bibliography with a minimum of 8 entries (books and articles). The 8-page minimum is linked to the actual essay and does not include the cover page or
the bibliography.

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Hilcorp/BP deal..how does this agreement for selling the company? How does this sale effect stok prices? How does this effect job losses in Alaska? Does the new owners pay a corporation taxes? How does this agreement effect revenue for the sale or buyers? Who is Hilcorp?

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In this assignment, you will create a timeline of events and movements. Show how these events relate to your current career (Logistics Management). You will put these ideas together for presentation in a PowerPoint and explore how they influenced each other and your career.

In this assignment, you will choose three ways that the policies of the United States Imperialism (e.g., Monroe Doctrine, American Indian policies, slave codes, territorial annexations) have impacted American society and economics today. Put them in order of when they occurred in American History and create a PowerPoint presentation that pulls them all together.

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Choose three ways that the policies of the United States Imperialism have impacted American society and economics today.

Describe each policy and explain how you believe the policy has impacted American society and economics today.

Each slide must have an image (picture) from American History that represents it. The picture can be a person, a document, a poster, a cartoon, a photograph, etc. from American History. Be sure to include a citation for this image in small text on the slide.
Add at least 200 words of explanation for each policy to the slides. In at least 200 words you want to explain the policy. This text should be added directly to each slide. Imagine what you would say if you were presenting to your co-workers or classmates. You may use more than one slide per policy if you wish.

You must include at least 5 slides (an introduction, 3 policy slides, and a reference slide) for your PowerPoint presentation. You also must use one source and include citations for the images you use on each slide.

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Pick a topic (price elasticity, supply/demand equilibrium, etc) 

Then research 2 instances and compare and contrast.  Explain why that economic theory was not adhered to or why it was.  Explain the outcome.  Give examples.

In medicine the demand always exceeds the supply.  In FL the demand is seasonal.  So, is FL in equillibrium all year long or only in the winter.  Why or why not?  

If you lower the price of your product will it always increase demand?  Why or why not? Give examples.

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This week your final Environmental Issues Project is due. Make sure that you have followed the requirements and made any corrections that were needed. Your final paper should address the following key points: The Controversy: Identify the controversy The Major Players: Who is involved? Why are they involved? Important Facts: State relevant facts concerning the issue. Try to separate fact from opinion. Try not to show your own bias. Properly use APA citations Side One: Arguments; state briefly and cite your sources Side Two: Arguments; state briefly and cite your sources Your Opinion and Rationale: I believe that..., We should..., I feel that... Use supporting arguments and rationale. What arguments would you use to present to those who disagree with you? Cite all of your sources. References: Alphabetize your sources. Make sure there are sources representing both sides of the issue. You must use a minimum of 6 sources. The final paper should be a 6-8 page Word document with citations in APA format. The natural resources of the earth support life and all economics. The economic resources that produce goods and services are human, financial, and manufactured resources. Conventional economists view the market to be independent of earth′s life support systems. Ecological economists see all economies as a part of the environment that depends on resources provided by the sun and the earth′s natural resources. An eco-economy mimics processes that sustain the earth′s natural systems. Government subsidies and tax breaks eco-labeling provide economic incentives to prevent pollution and reduce resource waste. Poverty has a number of harmful health and environmental effects. Most economists believe a growing economy is the best way to help the poor. However, since 1960, most of the benefits of global economic growth have flowed up to the rich rather than down to the poor. The problem with making the shift to environmentally sustainable economies throughout the world is not economics, but politics. We have the technology to make the shift. Making the shift would not have to cost governments any additional money, and it would create jobs, improve environmental quality, and reduce poverty. Environmental policy is established by convincing lawmakers that a problem exists, trying to influence how laws are written, appropriately funding environmental actions, and enforcing environmental laws and regulations. Special interest groups attempt to influence government decisions in their favor. Most political decisions result from bargaining among the power brokers. The ability to deal with environmental issues is hindered by an emphasis on short-term solutions, the need for constant funding, and the lack of a politically powerful base for long-term sustainability. Most environmental groups are non-governmental agencies that monitor environmental activities of governments and international agencies, and push them to improve environmental performance. The anti-environmental movement campaigns to weaken environmental laws, change public land use, and destroy the reputation of the environmental movement. In making government policy, decisions we should be guided by the following principles: Humility- we have a limited capacity to understand and manage nature. Reversibility principle- do not do something that can not be reversed later. Precautionary principle- when an activity raises threats of harm, take precautionary measures. Prevention principle- make decisions that help prevent a problem from occuring or becoming worse. Integrative principle- make decisions that involve integrated solutions to problems. Environmental justice principle- fair treatment of all people with respect to development, implementation, and enforcement of all environmental policies, laws, and regulations. Individuals can make a difference and change government policies by voting, contributing time and money to campaigns, joining environmental organizations, running for office, and serving on local boards and commissions. Individuals can lead by serving as examples, working for change, and proposing better solutions to environmental problems. Military and economic security depend on national and global economic security. Some progress has been made to develop worldwide environmental cooperation; however, many treaties and agreements are non-binding and lack monitoring and funding for implementation. With environmental world views, conflicts about how serious environmental problems arise from how people think the world works, their role, and what they believe is right or wrong behavior. Those holding the ″planetary management″ world view believe we are the most important species. There are always more resources, all economic growth is good and limitless, and our success depends on how well we control and manage the earth′s life-support systems. The ″environmental wisdom″ world view believe that nature exists for all species, there is not always more resources, and some economic growth is beneficial an some is harmful. Our goal should be to design economic and political systems that encourage earth sustaining growth, and discourage earth degrading growth. The Earth Charter has created an ethical and moral framework to guide the conduct of people. Its four guiding principles are: Respect Earth and life in all its diversity. Care for life with understanding, love, and passion. Build societies that are free, just, participatory, sustainable, and peaceful. Secure the Earth′s bounty and beauty for present and future generations. Most environmentalists believe learning to live sustainably makes a foundation of environmental education. Four basic questions are at the heart of all environmental education: Where do things I consume come from? What do I know about the place I live? How am I connected to the earth and other living things? What is my purpose and responsibility as a human being? Most analysts urge us to live more simply. Affluent people can choose voluntary simplicity, but most do not. The natural resources of the earth support life and all economics. The economic resources that produce goods and services are human, financial, and manufactured resources. Conventional economists view the market to be independent of earth′s life support systems. Ecological economists see all economies as a part of the environment that depends on resources provided by the sun and the earth′s natural resources. An eco-economy mimics processes that sustain the earth′s natural systems. Government subsidies and tax breaks eco-labeling provide economic incentives to prevent pollution and reduce resource waste. Poverty has a number of harmful health and environmental effects. Most economists believe a growing economy is the best way to help the poor. However, since 1960, most of the benefits of global economic growth have flowed up to the rich rather than down to the poor. The problem with making the shift to environmentally sustainable economies throughout the world is not economics, but politics. We have the technology to make the shift. Making the shift would not have to cost governments any additional money, and it would create jobs, improve environmental quality, and reduce poverty. Environmental policy is established by convincing lawmakers that a problem exists, trying to influence how laws are written, appropriately funding environmental actions, and enforcing environmental laws and regulations. Special interest groups attempt to influence government decisions in their favor. Most political decisions result from bargaining among the power brokers. The ability to deal with environmental issues is hindered by an emphasis on short-term solutions, the need for constant funding, and the lack of a politically powerful base for long-term sustainability. Most environmental groups are non-governmental agencies that monitor environmental activities of governments and international agencies, and push them to improve environmental performance. The anti-environmental movement campaigns to weaken environmental laws, change public land use, and destroy the reputation of the environmental movement. In making government policy, decisions we should be guided by the following principles: Humility- we have a limited capacity to understand and manage nature. Reversibility principle- do not do something that can not be reversed later. Precautionary principle- when an activity raises threats of harm, take precautionary measures. Prevention principle- make decisions that help prevent a problem from occuring or becoming worse. Integrative principle- make decisions that involve integrated solutions to problems. Environmental justice principle- fair treatment of all people with respect to development, implementation, and enforcement of all environmental policies, laws, and regulations. Individuals can make a difference and change government policies by voting, contributing time and money to campaigns, joining environmental organizations, running for office, and serving on local boards and commissions. Individuals can lead by serving as examples, working for change, and proposing better solutions to environmental problems. Military and economic security depend on national and global economic security. Some progress has been made to develop worldwide environmental cooperation; however, many treaties and agreements are non-binding and lack monitoring and funding for implementation. With environmental world views, conflicts about how serious environmental problems arise from how people think the world works, their role, and what they believe is right or wrong behavior. Those holding the ″planetary management″ world view believe we are the most important species. There are always more resources, all economic growth is good and limitless, and our success depends on how well we control and manage the earth′s life-support systems. The ″environmental wisdom″ world view believe that nature exists for all species, there is not always more resources, and some economic growth is beneficial an some is harmful. Our goal should be to design economic and political systems that encourage earth sustaining growth, and discourage earth degrading growth. The Earth Charter has created an ethical and moral framework to guide the conduct of people. Its four guiding principles are: Respect Earth and life in all its diversity. Care for life with understanding, love, and passion. Build societies that are free, just, participatory, sustainable, and peaceful. Secure the Earth′s bounty and beauty for present and future generations. Most environmentalists believe learning to live sustainably makes a foundation of environmental education. Four basic questions are at the heart of all environmental education: Where do things I consume come from? What do I know about the place I live? How am I connected to the earth and other living things? What is my purpose and responsibility as a human being? Most analysts urge us to live more simply. Affluent people can choose voluntary simplicity, but most do not.

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Select a country of your choice. Then, formulate research questions related to international monetary systems and utilize existing literature to determine if these questions can be answered. Prepare a final scholarly paper that includes an abstract, an introduction, literature review, analysis, and a conclusion. The sections of the paper are as follows: Introduction: Explain why the selected country is worth exploring and provide brief background information with the proposed research questions to be reviewed. Literature review: Summarize and synthesize how existing literature has responded to the research questions you have proposed. Include a minimum of 10 scholarly articles. Analysis: Examine current and future trends, performance, and economic relations of the selected country. Present the collected data to address the research questions you have listed. Conclusion: Summarize and synthesize how the literature and data responded to the proposed research questions. Then, address the weaknesses of present methodologies and recommend improvements based on your findings. Length: 10-12 pages, not including title and reference pages