ALL ABSTRACTS MUST BE IN APA FORMAT – see announcement area for an abstract exam

ALL ABSTRACTS MUST BE IN APA FORMAT – see announcement area for an abstract exam

ALL ABSTRACTS MUST BE IN APA FORMAT – see announcement area for an abstract example and a link to a website that will assist you in APA format.
The purpose of an abstract is to provide a brief but comprehensive summary of an article that you choose from one of the approved sources, only one article per abstract. You choose the article from one of the approved sources that pertains to Microeconomics (examples: Markets in Action, Different types of competition, Production, Antirust/Government Regulations, International Trade/Finance). The article can be no more than 5 years old. Composing an abstract serves an important function in that it forces you to analyze carefully the true nature of the material you are reading. If the plagiarism software Turnitin finds that more than eight percent of your abstract is quoted from the author or authors 15 points will be deducted from your overall score. Your opinion as to whether you agree with the author or not is welcome. The only acceptable sources for your abstract are listed below. Create the abstract using Microsoft Word then save the abstract as a Microsoft Word Document (.docx) or (.rtf). I cannot open .wps files. Now attach the abstract to the appropriate Drop Box located in Canvas.
Citation Format: Author(s) of article. Title of article: Name of publication; date of publication. Your submitted abstract will be run through Turnitin to check for plagiarism. Make sure your abstract is proofread and is in proper form.
Grading Rubric
NO Source or failing to cite your source or using an unapproved source- zero points for the abstract
Format – 5 Points (any of the following missing means a loss of up to 5 points.)
Double Spaced:
Two Hundred Word Minimum
Content – 15 Points (any of the following missing means a loss up to 11 points.)
Abstract that doesn’t refer to any key Microeconomic topic that is discussed in the textbook chapters.
Was it in the Student’s Voice? I do check for plagiarism using Turnitin, any score above 25% will receive a zero.
Must include Keywords.
Maximum Total Score: 25 Late abstracts will be not be accepted.

ALL ABSTRACTS MUST BE IN APA FORMAT – see announcement area for an abstract exam

ALL ABSTRACTS MUST BE IN APA FORMAT – see announcement area for an abstract exam

ALL ABSTRACTS MUST BE IN APA FORMAT – see announcement area for an abstract example and a link to a website that will assist you in APA format.
The purpose of an abstract is to provide a brief but comprehensive summary of an article that you choose from one of the approved sources, only one article per abstract. You choose the article from one of the approved sources that pertains to Microeconomics (examples: Markets in Action, Different types of competition, Production, Antirust/Government Regulations, International Trade/Finance). The article can be no more than 5 years old. Composing an abstract serves an important function in that it forces you to analyze carefully the true nature of the material you are reading. If the plagiarism software Turnitin finds that more than eight percent of your abstract is quoted from the author or authors 15 points will be deducted from your overall score. Your opinion as to whether you agree with the author or not is welcome. The only acceptable sources for your abstract are listed below. Create the abstract using Microsoft Word then save the abstract as a Microsoft Word Document (.docx) or (.rtf). I cannot open .wps files. Now attach the abstract to the appropriate Drop Box located in Canvas.
Citation Format: Author(s) of article. Title of article: Name of publication; date of publication. Your submitted abstract will be run through Turnitin to check for plagiarism. Make sure your abstract is proofread and is in proper form.
Grading Rubric
NO Source or failing to cite your source or using an unapproved source- zero points for the abstract
Format – 5 Points (any of the following missing means a loss of up to 5 points.)
Double Spaced:
Two Hundred Word Minimum
Content – 15 Points (any of the following missing means a loss up to 11 points.)
Abstract that doesn’t refer to any key Microeconomic topic that is discussed in the textbook chapters.
Was it in the Student’s Voice? I do check for plagiarism using Turnitin, any score above 25% will receive a zero.
Must include Keywords.
Maximum Total Score: 25 Late abstracts will be not be accepted.

Your comment to each question has to be more than five(5) sentences based on res

Your comment to each question has to be more than five(5) sentences based on res

Your comment to each question has to be more than five(5) sentences based on researched facts and logical analysis to earn the full credit. Also your response to other has to be more than five(5) sentences based on researched facts and logical analysis to earn the full credit.
Opportunity cost of college education
Many college students have a doubt about staying in the college. Because the cost of college education is creeping up and many financially successful business people do not have college education.(successful stories of college drop outs such as Bill Gates,Steve Jobs, Larry Ellison, Michael Dell etc.)
Equally it’s true many successful people have a solid college education background .
There is a debate whether a college education is still a good investment for future financial payoffs over huge student debt.

Q1) what’s the opportunity cost of typical college education? what’s your personal opportunity cost?(0.5 point)
Q2) Compare earning potentials between high school and college graduates through life time active career.(0.5 point)
Q3) what’s your opinion about staying or dropping out from the college?
Will the possible forgiveness of student loan affect your decision on staying college? (0.5 point)
Q4) Since the future will be highly technology oriented, will the higher education be very necessary ? Because the robot with artificial intelligence can replace many jobs of human labor in the future.(0.5 point)
Q5) On the other hand, suppose you are a brilliant, successful value investor of young Warren Buffett who is a founder of Berkshire Hathaway(BRK.A). You think that college education is unnecessary, because the opportunity cost of staying a college is too expensive. The reason is that the financial gain of investing on one company with your college tuition will be far greater than the earning potential with a college degree for the next three decades. If so, which one company to invest on for the next three decades will make you give up college education? Do you think which company will replace the success of Berkshire Hathaway for the next three decades? ( Benjamin Graham’s Value investment : invest on a company with great product, great management, great financial condition with low debt, and great consistent past earning record and consistent future earning potential with protection of industry entry barrier).(0.5 point)

What are major problems of the WTO as the core IGO that maintains the internatio

What are major problems of the WTO as the core IGO that maintains the internatio

What are major problems of the WTO as the core IGO that maintains the international trade regime? What are required for overcoming these problems?
1. Please read the PowerPoint and reading material carefully and write your answer.
Format: 250 words or more.
Please help me to write two answers, each 250 words, with two separate files and different answers.

Your answer to the homework has to be more than five(5) sentences for each quest

Your answer to the homework has to be more than five(5) sentences for each quest

Your answer to the homework has to be more than five(5) sentences for each question based on researched facts and logical analysis to earn the full credit.
1) What is the definition of ” opportunity cost” ? Give an example (2 points).
2) Compare the difference between “Change in Supply “and ” Change in Quantity Supplied”. Discuss the causes and shape of curve.(2 points).
3) At what price does Shortage and Surplus occur ? Once a market has shortage and Surplus, then what happens to the market price? (2 points)
4) if a decrease in Demand is smaller than a decrease in Supply, what happens to an equilibrium price and output sales? (2 points)
5) if Coke price goes down, what happens to Pepsi demand? why? (2 points)

Use the standard 5-part essay structure: Intro, 3 Body sections, and Conclusion

Use the standard 5-part essay structure: Intro, 3 Body sections, and Conclusion

Use the standard 5-part essay structure: Intro, 3 Body sections, and Conclusion
Articulate the thesis statement in the final sentence of the intro paragraph
Use primary and secondary sources to reinforce the main idea in each body paragraph
Use the narrative form, integrating questions and answers
Include a WORKS CITED page with a minimum of 3 secondary sources + primary source citation
Prepare interview questions based on the objective and research on the interviewee
Lead with a “softball question” to set a conversational tone
Ask open-ended questions to elicit emotional responses and insight
Use open-ended questions to stimulate curiosity and creativity
Follow the four principles of interviewing: Prepare carefully, establish a relationship, ask relevant questions, listen attentively

Use the standard 5-part essay structure: Intro, 3 Body sections, and Conclusion

Use the standard 5-part essay structure: Intro, 3 Body sections, and Conclusion

Use the standard 5-part essay structure: Intro, 3 Body sections, and Conclusion
Articulate the thesis statement in the final sentence of the intro paragraph
Use primary and secondary sources to reinforce the main idea in each body paragraph
Use the narrative form, integrating questions and answers
Include a WORKS CITED page with a minimum of 3 secondary sources + primary source citation
Prepare interview questions based on the objective and research on the interviewee
Lead with a “softball question” to set a conversational tone
Ask open-ended questions to elicit emotional responses and insight
Use open-ended questions to stimulate curiosity and creativity
Follow the four principles of interviewing: Prepare carefully, establish a relationship, ask relevant questions, listen attentively