GER150H1 Lecture : 6th Feb 2012.doc

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Eg. in which year were the nuremberg racial laws introduced? (ar 1935) Eg. who was the author most closely associated with verfremdung ? (a: brecht) Part 2= questions which require individual words or one sentence to answer. Eg. what is the name of the german jew who is considered the father of jewish. Eg. who is responsible for marie"s murder (in woyzeck)? (these questions will be focusing on the ring parable, kafka, woyzeck) Today we"ll be talking about german prose and fiction. An introduction on the development of german literature with a specific focus on prose. The enlightenemtn is connected with big names such as lessing and mendelssohn. The enlightenment is a european phenomenon (not just a german phenomenon or german movement) The date given for germany is 1720 to 1785. The focus on the enlightenment is on rationality. The experience of the world becomes very important (ie. empiricism)

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Choose the correct answer(s) to 17-22 Please help

Question 17

Who is most responsible for the day-to-day management (likeordering supplies) and upkeep of most biology labs?

		Undergraduate students
		The lab technician
		Graduate students
		Postdoctoral researchers
		The PI

Question 18

What is the most important part of a paper?

		Introduction
		All are equally important
		Results
		Discussion
		Methods

Question 19

Who is the leader of the lab, obtains most grant funding,determines research priorities, and is ultimately responsible forresearch done in the lab?

		The first author of a study
		Whoever obtains funding for a project
		The PI of the lab
		The lab technician

Question 20

What section of the paper will authors address potentialcriticisms of their study?

		Results
		Introduction
		Methods
		Discussion

Question 21

In the authorâs list of a research publication, who usually didthe most work on the project?

		The second author
		The last author
		The first author
		The third author

Question 22

If you are concerned about the treatment of people in researchinvolving humans, where should you look for approval by a reviewboard?

		The Discussion
		The Results
		The Methods
		The Supplemental Results
		The acknowledgements

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Answer one of the Essay Questions located at the end of Chapters 1-4 in Introduction to Business Law. Answer one question for each chapter. Each fully developed response (250-400 words) should include the following: A clear introduction and conclusion A thorough statement of the problem A thorough explanation of the solution to the problem Identify the chapter and question number you are answering. Solid academic writing is expected. 5.YoubeginworkatEverhappyCorp.atthebeginningofNovember.Onyourseconddayatwork,you wear a political button on your overcoat,supporting your choice for governor in the up coming election. Your boss glances at it and says,âGet that stupid thing out of this office or youâre history,chump.âYou protest that his statement (a)violates your constitutional rights and (b)uses a boring cliche. Are you right?

4.Annie and Bart are coworkers. In fact, they share a cubicle wall. Recently,they were involved in a fender-bender in the company parking lot .Each blames the other for the accident,and the two have stopped speaking. Would you advise them to try to settle their dispute through arbitration,mediation,or with a traditional lawsuit?Why?

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home / study / business / economics / questions and answers / Question 1 Which Of The Following Is The Best Example ... Question: Question 1 Which of the following is the best exam... Bookmark Question 1 Which of the following is the best example of a positive externality? A car company lays off 10,000 employees in order to cut costs. An individual drives a large SUV, which increases the amount of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. An individual smokes in a restaurant, which bothers other patrons. A child is vaccinated against a disease, which reduces the probability that other children will catch the disease. 4 points Question 2 As a result of a negative externality, the market equilibrium quantity is too ______ compared to the socially optimal quantity. As a result of a positive externality, the market equilibrium quantity is too ______ compared to the socially optimal quantity. high; high. low; low. high; low. low; high. 4 points Question 3 Based on the diagram below, the deadweight loss area associated with the market equilibrium equals: Week06_graph1.jpg $10 $50 $80 $1,000 4 points Question 4 A firm's accounting profit is given by total revenue: less implicit costs. less explicit costs. less economic profit. less implicit and explicit costs. 4 points Question 5 Suppose an activity has a private cost equal to $30 and a private benefit equal to $30. The associated social cost equals $35 and the social benefit equals $30. Which of the following statements is true about this activity? There is a negative externality associated with this activity but not a positive externality. There is a positive externality associated with this activity but not a negative externality. There is both a positive and a negative externality associated with this activity. There is neither a positive nor a negative externality associated with this activity. 4 points Question 6 The Coase Theorem implies that: the efficient level of an externality is generally zero. private individuals living in market economies should not be concerned with externalities. government intervention is not always needed to arrive at the efficient level of an externality. government laws are unnecessary. 4 points Question 7 An industry in which a small number of large firms sell products that are either close or perfect substitutes is: perfectly competitive. monopolistically competitive. an oligopoly. a monopoly. 4 points Question 8 When a negative externality is present in a market: a tax can increase the level of economic surplus. the social benefits are greater than the private benefits. there is generally too little of the good produced by private markets. the government should ensure that there are zero external costs associated in all markets. 4 points Question 9 In the presence of a positive externality, the government can arrive at the socially optimal output level by: paying producers a subsidy equal to the amount of social benefits associated with the activity. charging producers a tax equal to the amount of social costs associated with the activity. paying producers a subsidy equal to the amount of external benefits associated with the activity. charging producers a tax equal to the amount of external costs associated with the activity. 4 points Question 10 The tragedy of the commons is that: too few individuals have access to high quality healthcare. common people overconsume public goods. the quality of life for lower income people is generally lower than that of higher income people. a resource with no price tends to be exploited until its marginal benefit falls to zero. 4 points Question 11 One potential remedy to the tragedy of the commons is to: never allow a single individual to consume more than one percent of the common resource. criminalize the usage of common resources. allow individuals to use a common resource as long as they receive some benefit from doing so. place a common resource under private ownership. 4 points Question 12 As a result of a positional externality: contestants have a tendency to invest in a series of mutually offsetting investments in performance enhancement. there is generally an underinvestment in performance enhancement. the market price of performance enhancement materials is too high. the quality of performance in competitive situations is lower than the socially optimal level. 4 points Question 13 Which of the following statements is true regarding health insurance? Economics shows that all health related procedures should be free to individuals because the health of an individual is priceless. Total economic surplus would be larger if individuals faced an incentive to only use services when the benefit exceeds their costs. Health maintenance organizations provide an incentive for doctors to prescribe expensive nonessential services. First dollar insurance coverage has likely had very little to do with rising healthcare expenditures since World War II. 4 points Question 14 A strategy that yields a higher payoff no matter what the other players in the game choose is known as a: prisoner's strategy. dominated strategy. dominant strategy. Nash strategy.

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