economics

Counterintuitive Pricing in Ethically-Sourced Fashion

  “Bring It Home” description covers organic produce and raises questions that explore why organic produce is more expensive than its conventional, non-organic counterparts, which seems counterintuitive since organic uses less chemicals and does not travel as far as conventional produce. In this discussion, your task is to: Think of or find some other good …

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Dealing with labor surplus

Assume an organization is facing a labor surplus. What would be the organization’s consideration for downsizing? Identify why it would be in their best interest to use an alternative method other than downsizing to reduce this surplus? Explain how this alternative method may affect employee behaviors.

An economic question

          Imagine a Free Trade Area of the Americas that would join Canada and the United States with Latin American countries, where wages are lower and technology is less developed. Which U.S. industries do you think would gain from such a trade area? Specifically, do you think labor-intensive industries or high-technology …

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An article analysis

            What do you think of the “Slowbalization” article assigned for this week in The Economist? Do you agree or disagree with the author? Should I require future classes read this? I’m looking forward to reading what you have to say.

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