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Economic cost? Professor Martin is considering leaving the university and opening a consultant business. Her services as a consultant she would be paid $75,000 a year. To open the business Professor Martin must convert a house from which she collects rent of $10,000/year for office space and hire a secretary at a salary of $15,000 a year. She must also withdraw $10,000 from her savings account for misc. expenses and must forgo earning 10% interest per year. The university pays Professor Martin $50,000 as professor a year. Based only on economic decision making predict if this professor will leave or stay? ... (Asked by Mr. s)
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The startup expenses will cost her $36,000. She will make a profit of around $39,000 the first year, and around $50,000 the next year if the misc. expenses are paid back into savings and are a one time thing. As a professor she has no costs. She will make $60,000 a year plus whatever intrest her savings account makes....(Answered by big_bookworm)

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Economic Questions!!!? Can someone help me answer this economic questions...thanks..: 1. Some companies advertise that they deal in high volume and pass the savings on to their customers. WalMart in particular advertises "Low Prices Every Day". Do you agree that this is a good business practice? Is it good for the consumer? The workers? The suppliers? The economy? Why or why not? ... (Asked by CM)
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I worked in a factory years ago and to get the amount of money for non-saving companies I had to work twice as hard. (piece rate). What I got for 1 bundle of shirts that consisted of 12 they get for 1 shirt and that had to be perfect just like other shirts I did.So as a supplier for the company no it's not good business practice in my book. But again maybe that's why their sending all the work to 3rd world companies OH WELL....(Answered by butterfly)

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Four important economic structures? Discuss the four most important ways that the economic structures and processes changed between the fifth and seventeenth centuries in japan. For each way you discuss be as specific as you can be about what aspects of the economic order changed and also give the main reason or reasons why it changed. consider, for each item you discuss, who were the maun actors involved in changing the economy and what the were soing differently Please help me answer this question. I sample something for me to know what it is talking about. Thanks to anyone who answers ... (Asked by love)
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Well love, to help further w/ www.google.com I entered "Four important economic structures" and got 32,100,000 web sites with info, if you add centuries and country it will reduce sites to one where you will find answer you seek... EX: Dictionary Library > Places > Dictionary - Places (Click to enlarge) Japan (Mapping Specialists, Ltd.) Ja·pan (jə-păn') A country of Asia on an archipelago off the northeast coast of the mainland. Traditionally settled c. 660 B.C., Japan's written history began in the 5th century A.D. During the feudal period (12th–19th century) real power was held by the ...(Answered by *BEEN THERE, DONE THAT!!!*)

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analyse the economic impact of government intervention on the allocation of resources and distribution of inco analyse the economic impact of government intervention on the allocation of resources and distribution of income? ... (Asked by losamoce)
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This sentence defines communism. Government intervention results on allocation of resources may result in a one dimensional growth. It inhibits creativity and freedom of the individual and does not facilitate growth and exploration of fresher pastures. Distribution of income involves the pilfering of one's hard earned money and giving it away to some one who is undeserving and less hard working. It does away with the importance of hard work and intelligence. This is just an outline, try a textbook on economics....(Answered by Phantasm)

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Why is economic causes of New Imperialism the main reason for taking colonies? ALl of these are the economic causes: -need for natural resources -desire to ecpand markets -desire to invest markets -outlet needed for growing populations -economics was strengthened by the Indutrial Revolution Would it have been possible without the indutrial revolutionary? The US has been accused of being imperialist today. do you agree? ... (Asked by SweetJanuary12)
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In as much as Imperialism was well developed before the Industrial Revolution and not in trouble I can not see the Ind. Rev. as a causal factor. Industrialization of Europe influenced the development of Imperialism and aided in the maintenance of imperial control but that is as far as I would go. America today has an influence in proportion to its unmatched economic and military power. That does not make it an Imperial power as it does not exercise sovereignty over the areas where it has a preponderant influence except in the case of a small number of island possessions....(Answered by CanProf)

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What are the economic activites in each region of latin america? Where is agriculture most prevalent? What conditions make it difficult to farm (geographic and economic conditions.) What other industries are popular? Explain how climate and vegetation affect where people live and which economic activities are predominant in certains areas: ... (Asked by Sally)
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The Central Intelligence Agency in the USA produces a 'fact book' for each country. Examine the book for each country in South America and make the appropriate comparisons....(Answered by tom_terrific73)

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What economic factors after World War I do you think might impact the beginning of World War II? What economic factors after World War I do you think might impact the beginning of World War II? Why? ... (Asked by MiSsBHaVeN05270)
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I like the first answer! However, I'll give in and give a bit more information. Look at Germany after WWI. They were devastated, morally and economically. They were supposed to pay gigantic reparations which realistically they could never pay. Thus, they fell into a huge depression and were quite vulnerable to anyone who promised to "save" them. A little wimpy untalented artist named hitler used incredible propaganda to bolster himself and his disgusting ideas....(Answered by worldtraveler)

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"The economic best is achieved when total benefits of an activity are equal to total" Discuss the econ. assert In terms of economics (micro). "The economic best is achieved when total benefits of an activity are equal to total" Discuss the economic assertion of this statement. Could you please include an example to further conclude this question (maybe a source as well). ... (Asked by angelyza1523)
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Surely not cost. Economic best is achieved when marginal benefit is equal to marginal cost. This maximizes the difference between benefits and costs. Total benefit has nothing to do with it....(Answered by intel_knight)

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Relate the economic & social changes on the family farm of early 1800s to migration Americans to the frontier? Had to cut out a couple words to make it fit, so if that doesn't make sense to you: "Relate the economic and social changes on the family farm of the early 1800s to the migration of Americans to the frontier". All answers are appreciated, thanks! ... (Asked by huntingforeggs)
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There was a lot going on during this time period. One has to ask which region? That goes for origin as well as destination. In general, there were not that many changes. Families budgeted season by season. You had to plan your supplies for when you could go to town, when you had money, and how long they would last. You didn't purchase more than you could use before it ruined. That would just be throwing money away. Everything was budgeted. Your food, animal's food, clothing, fuel, time, everything. Everyone ...(Answered by Jack)

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Ethical economic system? what are the guidlines for determining an ethical economic system? ... (Asked by angela m)
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Some people would say it is a system that allocates rewards based on contribution to the society. Doctors make more than ditch diggers. Others would say it is a system that allocates rewards based on the need of the individuals. A family of 8 people get more than a family of 4. Now, read your textbook and do your own homework. That's the ultimate ethical economic system....(Answered by SPLATT)

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Four important economic structures? Discuss the four most important ways that the economic structures and processes changed between the fifth and seventeenth centuries in japan. For each way you discuss be as specific as you can be about what aspects of the economic order changed and also give the main reason or reasons why it changed. consider, for each item you discuss, who were the maun actors involved in changing the economy and what the were soing differently Please help me answer this question. I sample something for me to know what it is talking about. Thanks to anyone who answers ... (Asked by love)
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Well love, to help further w/ www.google.com I entered "Four important economic structures" and got 32,100,000 web sites with info, if you add centuries and country it will reduce sites to one where you will find answer you seek... EX: Dictionary Library > Places > Dictionary - Places (Click to enlarge) Japan (Mapping Specialists, Ltd.) Ja·pan (jə-păn') A country of Asia on an archipelago off the northeast coast of the mainland. Traditionally settled c. 660 B.C., Japan's written history began in the 5th century A.D. During the feudal period (12th–19th century) real power was held by the ...(Answered by *BEEN THERE, DONE THAT!!!*)

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