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Explain and illustrate why the demand for labour curve is downwards sloping?

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question, excluding graphs, tables and reference list)
It is a progressive assignment based on topics studied in weeks 5-8 covering chapters 6 to 10.
Please attempt each question on a weekly basis which will prevent you from asking for extensions.
Objectives
This assessment item relates to course learning outcomes 4 – 8 as listed in the course profile.
Question 1:
Refer to Chapter 6
(a) Explain with reasons as to why additional advertising (non-price competition) will lead to a smaller and smaller increase in sales of that product. (2 marks)
(b) In the table below an oligopolist firm faces two demand schedules. The current price is given as $185.
Competitors price fixed: Quantity Demanded
Price ($)
Competitors follow: Quantity Demanded
Total Revenue
Marginal Revenue
20
200
35
30
195
40
40
190
45
50
185
50
60
180
55
70
175
60
(i) What would the demand curve be under the kinked demand curve hypothesis? Illustrate and explain. (1 mark)
(ii) Plot the marginal revenue curve corresponding to the kinked demand curve and explain. (2 marks)
(iii) Given that Marginal Cost is $150 at every level of output. Copy the above table and
calculate TR and MR. Determine the profit- maximising level of output and plot on the graph. (2 marks) Total = 7 marks
Question 2:
Refer to Chapters 7 & 8
(a) Assume that a firm discharges waste into a river. As a result, the marginal social costs (MSC) are greater than the firm’s marginal (private) costs (MC). The table below shows how MC, MSC, AR and MR vary with output. Assume that the marginal private benefit (MB) is given by the price (AR). Assume also that there are no externalities on the consumption side, and that therefore MSB = MB. Study the table and answer the following questions.
Output
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
MC
23
21
23
25
27
30
35
42
MSC
35
34
38
42
46
52
60
72
TR
60
102
138
168
195
219
238
252
AR
60
51
46
42
39
36.5
34
31.5
MR
60
42
36
30
27
24
19
14
(i) How much will the firm produce if it seeks to maximise profits? (1 mark)
(ii) What is the socially efficient level of output? (1 mark)
(iii) How much is the marginal external cost at this level of output? (1 mark)
(iv) What size of tax would be necessary for the firm to reduce its output to the socially efficient level? (1 mark)
(v) Why is the tax less than the marginal externality? (1 mark)
(b) Explain and illustrate why the demand for labour curve is downwards sloping? (1mark)
(c) Explain and illustrate when a firm receives a surplus over its total wage bill under prefect competition? (1 mark)
Total = 7 marks
Question 3:
Refer to Chapter 9
(a) Explain in terms of the Australian circular flow of income if the following are net injections, net withdrawals or neither? If there is uncertainty, explain your assumptions.
(i) The government purchases US military aircraft. (1 mark)
(ii) The government runs a budget deficit (spends more than it receives in tax revenues) and finances it by borrowing from the general public. (1 mark)
(iii) The government runs a budget deficit and finances it by printing more money. (1 mark)
(b) Give examples and discuss the costs of (i) inflation and (ii) unemployment on the individual, firm, government and the economy as a whole. (2 marks each = 4 marks)
Total = 7 marks
Question 4:
Refer to Chapter 10
(a) Illustrate and explain what effect will the following have on the expenditure line:
(i) An increase in the proportion of people’s income that is saved. (1.5 marks)
(ii) A fall in exports. (1.5 marks)
(b) Using the withdrawals/injections and the income/expenditure approach, show graphically and explain the effects on GDP, consumption and unemployment of a substantial rise in:
(i) Exports (2 marks)
(ii) Government expenditure. (2 marks)
Total = 7 marks
Please Note: “This criteria sheet below will be included with your assessment when marked and returned to you on moodle.”
ECON 11026: Assignment-2 Marking Sheet
Student Name: Student/Number:
Question No
ECON11026 : A-2
Marks Out of
Total Marks

Why is the tax less than the marginal externality?

:
i just upload the important paper instruction about this essay .it have 4 question should be answer

8 references(2 for each, ) thx!

question, excluding graphs, tables and reference list)
It is a progressive assignment based on topics studied in weeks 5-8 covering chapters 6 to 10.
Please attempt each question on a weekly basis which will prevent you from asking for extensions.
Objectives
This assessment item relates to course learning outcomes 4 – 8 as listed in the course profile.
Question 1:
Refer to Chapter 6
(a) Explain with reasons as to why additional advertising (non-price competition) will lead to a smaller and smaller increase in sales of that product. (2 marks)
(b) In the table below an oligopolist firm faces two demand schedules. The current price is given as $185.
Competitors price fixed: Quantity Demanded
Price ($)
Competitors follow: Quantity Demanded
Total Revenue
Marginal Revenue
20
200
35
30
195
40
40
190
45
50
185
50
60
180
55
70
175
60
(i) What would the demand curve be under the kinked demand curve hypothesis? Illustrate and explain. (1 mark)
(ii) Plot the marginal revenue curve corresponding to the kinked demand curve and explain. (2 marks)
(iii) Given that Marginal Cost is $150 at every level of output. Copy the above table and
calculate TR and MR. Determine the profit- maximising level of output and plot on the graph. (2 marks) Total = 7 marks
Question 2:
Refer to Chapters 7 & 8
(a) Assume that a firm discharges waste into a river. As a result, the marginal social costs (MSC) are greater than the firm’s marginal (private) costs (MC). The table below shows how MC, MSC, AR and MR vary with output. Assume that the marginal private benefit (MB) is given by the price (AR). Assume also that there are no externalities on the consumption side, and that therefore MSB = MB. Study the table and answer the following questions.
Output
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
MC
23
21
23
25
27
30
35
42
MSC
35
34
38
42
46
52
60
72
TR
60
102
138
168
195
219
238
252
AR
60
51
46
42
39
36.5
34
31.5
MR
60
42
36
30
27
24
19
14
(i) How much will the firm produce if it seeks to maximise profits? (1 mark)
(ii) What is the socially efficient level of output? (1 mark)
(iii) How much is the marginal external cost at this level of output? (1 mark)
(iv) What size of tax would be necessary for the firm to reduce its output to the socially efficient level? (1 mark)
(v) Why is the tax less than the marginal externality? (1 mark)
(b) Explain and illustrate why the demand for labour curve is downwards sloping? (1mark)
(c) Explain and illustrate when a firm receives a surplus over its total wage bill under prefect competition? (1 mark)
Total = 7 marks
Question 3:
Refer to Chapter 9
(a) Explain in terms of the Australian circular flow of income if the following are net injections, net withdrawals or neither? If there is uncertainty, explain your assumptions.
(i) The government purchases US military aircraft. (1 mark)
(ii) The government runs a budget deficit (spends more than it receives in tax revenues) and finances it by borrowing from the general public. (1 mark)
(iii) The government runs a budget deficit and finances it by printing more money. (1 mark)
(b) Give examples and discuss the costs of (i) inflation and (ii) unemployment on the individual, firm, government and the economy as a whole. (2 marks each = 4 marks)
Total = 7 marks
Question 4:
Refer to Chapter 10
(a) Illustrate and explain what effect will the following have on the expenditure line:
(i) An increase in the proportion of people’s income that is saved. (1.5 marks)
(ii) A fall in exports. (1.5 marks)
(b) Using the withdrawals/injections and the income/expenditure approach, show graphically and explain the effects on GDP, consumption and unemployment of a substantial rise in:
(i) Exports (2 marks)
(ii) Government expenditure. (2 marks)
Total = 7 marks
Please Note: “This criteria sheet below will be included with your assessment when marked and returned to you on moodle.”
ECON 11026: Assignment-2 Marking Sheet
Student Name: Student/Number:
Question No
ECON11026 : A-2
Marks Out of
Total Marks

What size of tax would be necessary for the firm to reduce its output to the socially efficient level?

Paper details:
i just upload the important paper instruction about this essay .it have 4 question should be answer

8 references(2 for each, ) thx!

question, excluding graphs, tables and reference list)
It is a progressive assignment based on topics studied in weeks 5-8 covering chapters 6 to 10.
Please attempt each question on a weekly basis which will prevent you from asking for extensions.
Objectives
This assessment item relates to course learning outcomes 4 – 8 as listed in the course profile.
Question 1:
Refer to Chapter 6
(a) Explain with reasons as to why additional advertising (non-price competition) will lead to a smaller and smaller increase in sales of that product. (2 marks)
(b) In the table below an oligopolist firm faces two demand schedules. The current price is given as $185.
Competitors price fixed: Quantity Demanded
Price ($)
Competitors follow: Quantity Demanded
Total Revenue
Marginal Revenue
20
200
35
30
195
40
40
190
45
50
185
50
60
180
55
70
175
60
(i) What would the demand curve be under the kinked demand curve hypothesis? Illustrate and explain. (1 mark)
(ii) Plot the marginal revenue curve corresponding to the kinked demand curve and explain. (2 marks)
(iii) Given that Marginal Cost is $150 at every level of output. Copy the above table and
calculate TR and MR. Determine the profit- maximising level of output and plot on the graph. (2 marks) Total = 7 marks
Question 2:
Refer to Chapters 7 & 8
(a) Assume that a firm discharges waste into a river. As a result, the marginal social costs (MSC) are greater than the firm’s marginal (private) costs (MC). The table below shows how MC, MSC, AR and MR vary with output. Assume that the marginal private benefit (MB) is given by the price (AR). Assume also that there are no externalities on the consumption side, and that therefore MSB = MB. Study the table and answer the following questions.
Output
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
MC
23
21
23
25
27
30
35
42
MSC
35
34
38
42
46
52
60
72
TR
60
102
138
168
195
219
238
252
AR
60
51
46
42
39
36.5
34
31.5
MR
60
42
36
30
27
24
19
14
(i) How much will the firm produce if it seeks to maximise profits? (1 mark)
(ii) What is the socially efficient level of output? (1 mark)
(iii) How much is the marginal external cost at this level of output? (1 mark)
(iv) What size of tax would be necessary for the firm to reduce its output to the socially efficient level? (1 mark)
(v) Why is the tax less than the marginal externality? (1 mark)
(b) Explain and illustrate why the demand for labour curve is downwards sloping? (1mark)
(c) Explain and illustrate when a firm receives a surplus over its total wage bill under prefect competition? (1 mark)
Total = 7 marks
Question 3:
Refer to Chapter 9
(a) Explain in terms of the Australian circular flow of income if the following are net injections, net withdrawals or neither? If there is uncertainty, explain your assumptions.
(i) The government purchases US military aircraft. (1 mark)
(ii) The government runs a budget deficit (spends more than it receives in tax revenues) and finances it by borrowing from the general public. (1 mark)
(iii) The government runs a budget deficit and finances it by printing more money. (1 mark)
(b) Give examples and discuss the costs of (i) inflation and (ii) unemployment on the individual, firm, government and the economy as a whole. (2 marks each = 4 marks)
Total = 7 marks
Question 4:
Refer to Chapter 10
(a) Illustrate and explain what effect will the following have on the expenditure line:
(i) An increase in the proportion of people’s income that is saved. (1.5 marks)
(ii) A fall in exports. (1.5 marks)
(b) Using the withdrawals/injections and the income/expenditure approach, show graphically and explain the effects on GDP, consumption and unemployment of a substantial rise in:
(i) Exports (2 marks)
(ii) Government expenditure. (2 marks)
Total = 7 marks
Please Note: “This criteria sheet below will be included with your assessment when marked and returned to you on moodle.”
ECON 11026: Assignment-2 Marking Sheet
Student Name: Student/Number:
Question No
ECON11026 : A-2
Marks Out of
Total Marks
Q1

How much is the marginal external cost at this level of output? (1 mark)

details:
i just upload the important paper instruction about this essay .it have 4 question should be answer

8 references(2 for each, ) thx!

question, excluding graphs, tables and reference list)
It is a progressive assignment based on topics studied in weeks 5-8 covering chapters 6 to 10.
Please attempt each question on a weekly basis which will prevent you from asking for extensions.
Objectives
This assessment item relates to course learning outcomes 4 – 8 as listed in the course profile.
Question 1:
Refer to Chapter 6
(a) Explain with reasons as to why additional advertising (non-price competition) will lead to a smaller and smaller increase in sales of that product. (2 marks)
(b) In the table below an oligopolist firm faces two demand schedules. The current price is given as $185.
Competitors price fixed: Quantity Demanded
Price ($)
Competitors follow: Quantity Demanded
Total Revenue
Marginal Revenue
20
200
35
30
195
40
40
190
45
50
185
50
60
180
55
70
175
60
(i) What would the demand curve be under the kinked demand curve hypothesis? Illustrate and explain. (1 mark)
(ii) Plot the marginal revenue curve corresponding to the kinked demand curve and explain. (2 marks)
(iii) Given that Marginal Cost is $150 at every level of output. Copy the above table and
calculate TR and MR. Determine the profit- maximising level of output and plot on the graph. (2 marks) Total = 7 marks
Question 2:
Refer to Chapters 7 & 8
(a) Assume that a firm discharges waste into a river. As a result, the marginal social costs (MSC) are greater than the firm’s marginal (private) costs (MC). The table below shows how MC, MSC, AR and MR vary with output. Assume that the marginal private benefit (MB) is given by the price (AR). Assume also that there are no externalities on the consumption side, and that therefore MSB = MB. Study the table and answer the following questions.
Output
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
MC
23
21
23
25
27
30
35
42
MSC
35
34
38
42
46
52
60
72
TR
60
102
138
168
195
219
238
252
AR
60
51
46
42
39
36.5
34
31.5
MR
60
42
36
30
27
24
19
14
(i) How much will the firm produce if it seeks to maximise profits? (1 mark)
(ii) What is the socially efficient level of output? (1 mark)
(iii) How much is the marginal external cost at this level of output? (1 mark)
(iv) What size of tax would be necessary for the firm to reduce its output to the socially efficient level? (1 mark)
(v) Why is the tax less than the marginal externality? (1 mark)
(b) Explain and illustrate why the demand for labour curve is downwards sloping? (1mark)
(c) Explain and illustrate when a firm receives a surplus over its total wage bill under prefect competition? (1 mark)
Total = 7 marks
Question 3:
Refer to Chapter 9
(a) Explain in terms of the Australian circular flow of income if the following are net injections, net withdrawals or neither? If there is uncertainty, explain your assumptions.
(i) The government purchases US military aircraft. (1 mark)
(ii) The government runs a budget deficit (spends more than it receives in tax revenues) and finances it by borrowing from the general public. (1 mark)
(iii) The government runs a budget deficit and finances it by printing more money. (1 mark)
(b) Give examples and discuss the costs of (i) inflation and (ii) unemployment on the individual, firm, government and the economy as a whole. (2 marks each = 4 marks)
Total = 7 marks
Question 4:
Refer to Chapter 10
(a) Illustrate and explain what effect will the following have on the expenditure line:
(i) An increase in the proportion of people’s income that is saved. (1.5 marks)
(ii) A fall in exports. (1.5 marks)
(b) Using the withdrawals/injections and the income/expenditure approach, show graphically and explain the effects on GDP, consumption and unemployment of a substantial rise in:
(i) Exports (2 marks)
(ii) Government expenditure. (2 marks)
Total = 7 marks
Please Note: “This criteria sheet below will be included with your assessment when marked and returned to you on moodle.”
ECON 11026: Assignment-2 Marking Sheet
Student Name: Student/Number:
Question No
ECON11026 : A-2
Marks Out of
Total Marks

What is the socially efficient level of output?

details:
i just upload the important paper instruction about this essay .it have 4 question should be answer

8 references(2 for each, ) thx!

question, excluding graphs, tables and reference list)
It is a progressive assignment based on topics studied in weeks 5-8 covering chapters 6 to 10.
Please attempt each question on a weekly basis which will prevent you from asking for extensions.
Objectives
This assessment item relates to course learning outcomes 4 – 8 as listed in the course profile.
Question 1:
Refer to Chapter 6
(a) Explain with reasons as to why additional advertising (non-price competition) will lead to a smaller and smaller increase in sales of that product. (2 marks)
(b) In the table below an oligopolist firm faces two demand schedules. The current price is given as $185.
Competitors price fixed: Quantity Demanded
Price ($)
Competitors follow: Quantity Demanded
Total Revenue
Marginal Revenue
20
200
35
30
195
40
40
190
45
50
185
50
60
180
55
70
175
60
(i) What would the demand curve be under the kinked demand curve hypothesis? Illustrate and explain. (1 mark)
(ii) Plot the marginal revenue curve corresponding to the kinked demand curve and explain. (2 marks)
(iii) Given that Marginal Cost is $150 at every level of output. Copy the above table and
calculate TR and MR. Determine the profit- maximising level of output and plot on the graph. (2 marks) Total = 7 marks
Question 2:
Refer to Chapters 7 & 8
(a) Assume that a firm discharges waste into a river. As a result, the marginal social costs (MSC) are greater than the firm’s marginal (private) costs (MC). The table below shows how MC, MSC, AR and MR vary with output. Assume that the marginal private benefit (MB) is given by the price (AR). Assume also that there are no externalities on the consumption side, and that therefore MSB = MB. Study the table and answer the following questions.
Output
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
MC
23
21
23
25
27
30
35
42
MSC
35
34
38
42
46
52
60
72
TR
60
102
138
168
195
219
238
252
AR
60
51
46
42
39
36.5
34
31.5
MR
60
42
36
30
27
24
19
14
(i) How much will the firm produce if it seeks to maximise profits? (1 mark)
(ii) What is the socially efficient level of output? (1 mark)
(iii) How much is the marginal external cost at this level of output? (1 mark)
(iv) What size of tax would be necessary for the firm to reduce its output to the socially efficient level? (1 mark)
(v) Why is the tax less than the marginal externality? (1 mark)
(b) Explain and illustrate why the demand for labour curve is downwards sloping? (1mark)
(c) Explain and illustrate when a firm receives a surplus over its total wage bill under prefect competition? (1 mark)
Total = 7 marks
Question 3:
Refer to Chapter 9
(a) Explain in terms of the Australian circular flow of income if the following are net injections, net withdrawals or neither? If there is uncertainty, explain your assumptions.
(i) The government purchases US military aircraft. (1 mark)
(ii) The government runs a budget deficit (spends more than it receives in tax revenues) and finances it by borrowing from the general public. (1 mark)
(iii) The government runs a budget deficit and finances it by printing more money. (1 mark)
(b) Give examples and discuss the costs of (i) inflation and (ii) unemployment on the individual, firm, government and the economy as a whole. (2 marks each = 4 marks)
Total = 7 marks
Question 4:
Refer to Chapter 10
(a) Illustrate and explain what effect will the following have on the expenditure line:
(i) An increase in the proportion of people’s income that is saved. (1.5 marks)
(ii) A fall in exports. (1.5 marks)
(b) Using the withdrawals/injections and the income/expenditure approach, show graphically and explain the effects on GDP, consumption and unemployment of a substantial rise in:
(i) Exports (2 marks)
(ii) Government expenditure. (2 marks)
Total = 7 marks
Please Note: “This criteria sheet below will be included with your assessment when marked and returned to you on moodle.”
ECON 11026: Assignment-2 Marking Sheet
Student Name: Student/Number:
Question No
ECON11026 : A-2
Marks Out of
Total Marks
Q1

How much will the firm produce if it seeks to maximise profits?

:
i just upload the important paper instruction about this essay .it have 4 question should be answer

8 references(2 for each, ) thx!

question, excluding graphs, tables and reference list)
It is a progressive assignment based on topics studied in weeks 5-8 covering chapters 6 to 10.
Please attempt each question on a weekly basis which will prevent you from asking for extensions.
Objectives
This assessment item relates to course learning outcomes 4 – 8 as listed in the course profile.
Question 1:
Refer to Chapter 6
(a) Explain with reasons as to why additional advertising (non-price competition) will lead to a smaller and smaller increase in sales of that product. (2 marks)
(b) In the table below an oligopolist firm faces two demand schedules. The current price is given as $185.
Competitors price fixed: Quantity Demanded
Price ($)
Competitors follow: Quantity Demanded
Total Revenue
Marginal Revenue
20
200
35
30
195
40
40
190
45
50
185
50
60
180
55
70
175
60
(i) What would the demand curve be under the kinked demand curve hypothesis? Illustrate and explain. (1 mark)
(ii) Plot the marginal revenue curve corresponding to the kinked demand curve and explain. (2 marks)
(iii) Given that Marginal Cost is $150 at every level of output. Copy the above table and
calculate TR and MR. Determine the profit- maximising level of output and plot on the graph. (2 marks) Total = 7 marks
Question 2:
Refer to Chapters 7 & 8
(a) Assume that a firm discharges waste into a river. As a result, the marginal social costs (MSC) are greater than the firm’s marginal (private) costs (MC). The table below shows how MC, MSC, AR and MR vary with output. Assume that the marginal private benefit (MB) is given by the price (AR). Assume also that there are no externalities on the consumption side, and that therefore MSB = MB. Study the table and answer the following questions.
Output
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
MC
23
21
23
25
27
30
35
42
MSC
35
34
38
42
46
52
60
72
TR
60
102
138
168
195
219
238
252
AR
60
51
46
42
39
36.5
34
31.5
MR
60
42
36
30
27
24
19
14
(i) How much will the firm produce if it seeks to maximise profits? (1 mark)
(ii) What is the socially efficient level of output? (1 mark)
(iii) How much is the marginal external cost at this level of output? (1 mark)
(iv) What size of tax would be necessary for the firm to reduce its output to the socially efficient level? (1 mark)
(v) Why is the tax less than the marginal externality? (1 mark)
(b) Explain and illustrate why the demand for labour curve is downwards sloping? (1mark)
(c) Explain and illustrate when a firm receives a surplus over its total wage bill under prefect competition? (1 mark)
Total = 7 marks
Question 3:
Refer to Chapter 9
(a) Explain in terms of the Australian circular flow of income if the following are net injections, net withdrawals or neither? If there is uncertainty, explain your assumptions.
(i) The government purchases US military aircraft. (1 mark)
(ii) The government runs a budget deficit (spends more than it receives in tax revenues) and finances it by borrowing from the general public. (1 mark)
(iii) The government runs a budget deficit and finances it by printing more money. (1 mark)
(b) Give examples and discuss the costs of (i) inflation and (ii) unemployment on the individual, firm, government and the economy as a whole. (2 marks each = 4 marks)
Total = 7 marks
Question 4:
Refer to Chapter 10
(a) Illustrate and explain what effect will the following have on the expenditure line:
(i) An increase in the proportion of people’s income that is saved. (1.5 marks)
(ii) A fall in exports. (1.5 marks)
(b) Using the withdrawals/injections and the income/expenditure approach, show graphically and explain the effects on GDP, consumption and unemployment of a substantial rise in:
(i) Exports (2 marks)
(ii) Government expenditure. (2 marks)
Total = 7 marks
Please Note: “This criteria sheet below will be included with your assessment when marked and returned to you on moodle.”
ECON 11026: Assignment-2 Marking Sheet
Student Name: Student/Number:
Question No
ECON11026 : A-2
Marks Out of

What would the demand curve be under the kinked demand curve hypothesis?

60
(i) What would the demand curve be under the kinked demand curve hypothesis? Illustrate and explain. (1 mark)
(ii) Plot the marginal revenue curve corresponding to the kinked demand curve and explain. (2 marks)
(iii) Given that Marginal Cost is $150 at every level of output. Copy the above table and
calculate TR and MR. Determine the profit- maximising level of output and plot on the graph. (2 marks) Total = 7 marks
Question 2:
Refer to Chapters 7 & 8
(a) Assume that a firm discharges waste into a river. As a result, the marginal social costs (MSC) are greater than the firm’s marginal (private) costs (MC). The table below shows how MC, MSC, AR and MR vary with output. Assume that the marginal private benefit (MB) is given by the price (AR). Assume also that there are no externalities on the consumption side, and that therefore MSB = MB. Study the table and answer the following questions.
Output
1
2

Explain with reasons as to why additional advertising will lead to a smaller and smaller increase in sales of that product.

details:
i just upload the important paper instruction about this essay .it have 4 question should be answer

8 references(2 for each, ) thx!

question, excluding graphs, tables and reference list)
It is a progressive assignment based on topics studied in weeks 5-8 covering chapters 6 to 10.
Please attempt each question on a weekly basis which will prevent you from asking for extensions.
Objectives
This assessment item relates to course learning outcomes 4 – 8 as listed in the course profile.
Question 1:
Refer to Chapter 6
(a) Explain with reasons as to why additional advertising will lead to a smaller and smaller increase in sales of that product. (2 marks)
(b) In the table below an oligopolist firm faces two demand schedules. The current price is given as $185.
Competitors price fixed: Quantity Demanded
Price ($)
Competitors follow: Quantity Demanded
Total Revenue
Marginal Revenue
20

Discuss specific observations/examples from the performance: acting, directing, set/costume/lighting/sound design, and audience.

details:
watch this show don’t refer to it as video refer to it as a theatrical show :

after you watch it answer those questions below:

1. What engaged you during this performance? What disengaged you? Why?

2. Discuss specific observations/examples from the performance: acting, directing, set/costume/lighting/sound design,
and audience.

3. Cite and apply specific ideas/theories from Theatrical Worlds to back up your observations/opinions/assertions. (attached)

4. How do you see this play relating to the Rites. Rights. Writes. Theme “It’s your Nature”? Be specific. you will find information about it in this link : (https://www.udayton.edu/artssciences/endowedchair/graul/rrw/index.php)

5. What did you learn about yourself and theatre as a result of viewing this performance and completing this
assignment? Be specific.

6. Apply and compare what you learned to your own major or field of study. Be specific. (Major :Electrical engineering)

Explain a health and safety plan that includes at least three provisions to ensure personnel safety.

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Scenario:
As the newly appointed safety manager at a large plastics manufacturing company, you are called to the loading dock to find that a large truck, full of cartons of pellets used in the manufacturing process, is engulfed in flames. The truck slid on ice in the parking area and crashed into empty trailers. A call to the city emergency services indicated that they will be delayed indefinitely due to roads made impassible by the ice storm. The Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) for the pellets indicates that burning releases toxic smoke. Note that larger companies are likely to have their own emergency response teams equipped and trained to handle the most likely hazards found at the site.

Assignment:
Prepare an Incident Action Plan that includes all of the requirements shown below. Respond to each bullet point based on what you know of the situation. Clearly state any assumptions you make in your plan. The list is a subset of the United States Department of Health & Human Services’ suggested comprehensive Incident Action Plan available at www.phe.gov/Preparedness/planning/.

Identify at least two incident goals (i.e., where the response system should be at the end of response) and at least two operational objectives (i.e., major areas that must be addressed in the specified operational period to achieve the goals or control objectives).
Describe at least two response strategies (i.e., priorities and the general approach to accomplish the operational objectives) and at least two response tactics (i.e., specific methods developed to achieve the response strategies).
Prepare an organization list showing at least three primary roles and an assignment list with at least three specific tasks and their owners.
Explain a health and safety plan (to prevent responder injury or illness) that includes at least three provisions to ensure personnel safety.
Summarize a communications plan (how functional areas can exchange information) with at least a primary and secondary method of communication.
Locate the incident using a map or precise verbal description that allows responders to find the area and indicate an area that non-responders should avoid.
Writing the Final Paper