Why do economists disagree about the immediacy of the need to pursue policies to combat global warming?
Economists keep the health and stability of the economy in mind before environmental issues . A large increase in carbon tax or a huge tax on industries creating pollution can affect the price in the economy which can lead to inflation . It reduces production and creates market distortion . So economists suggest that combating global warming should be adopted in a sustainable scale .
Why do economists disagree about the immediacy of the need to pursue policies to combat global...
Explain why the neoclassical economists believe that nothing much needs to be done about unemployment. Do you agree or disagree? Explain?
Why do economists oppose policies that restrict trade among nations( Minimum 200 words)?
Might two economists agree about the effects of a particular economic policy but disagree about the desirability of implementing the policy? Explain your answer by including the terms "positive analysis" and "normative analysis".
do you agree with government about death penalty? why do you agree or disagree ?
Think about the various causes of global warming with other related environmental problems. Do you think that global warming will be under control soon, or will it be accelerated? Also, list some examples of things you can do to help prevent climate change.
How do respondents feel about 1) global warming and 2) gasoline emissions ? Please explain below sample of 1000 people Descriptive Statistics Descriptive Statistics, table, 1 levels of column headers and 1 levels of row headers, table with 6 columns and 5 rows N Minimum Maximum Mean Std. Deviation Gasoline emissions contribute to global warming. 1000 1 7 4.62 1.697 I am worried about global warming. 1000 1 7 4.88 1.329 Valid N (listwise) 1000
Why do most economists worry about the US current deficit? Why does globalization set constraints on governments' capacity to raise the revenues? Explain the IMF moral hazard theory.
1. Economists believe in the “Long-run neutrality of money”; what does that mean? If monetary policies help in the short run but do not help in the long run, should we not bother with those policies? What does this tell you about the current monetary policies of the Fed? 2. Application 3 in Chapter 15 (page 324) suggests increased health care expenditures will crowd out other expenditures. What component of GDP do you think will suffer? Using that same argument,...
An new labor tax is being proposed by the government. Economists disagree about the desirability of such an increase. Economist Govcare argues that such an increase is a good idea because it will help the government to maintain vital programs such as Medicare and Medicaid and the tax will generate only a small deadweight loss. Economists Dolittle argues that the new tax may help with Medicare and Medicaid but that the deadweight loss to society will be very large. The...
Why do government health policies impose the cost of an employee benefit on employers (or insurers) when economists claim that the employers (or insurer’s) cost generally is shifted to the employee (or insured person)