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Question 3: Construction of a major highway in Banff National Park divided a once continuous stretch of forest that was home to a large deer population. The highway split the deer population into two separate smaller populations, as the deer could not safely cross the highway. Over many generations, these two now isolated populations have begun to evolve independently. On one side of the highway, deer are lighter in color and mate late in the year. On the other side of the highway, the deer are darker in color and mate two months earlier than the other population. Recently, a wildlife crossing (see below) was established to allow deer and other wildlife to safely cross over the highway. Explain the possible outcomes now that these two populations have increased contact with one another..

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RATC and LRS Assignment 1. The information below gives information regarding a firm's long run average total costs. Graph and label the LRATC curve and then identify the following: economies of scale, constant returns to scale, and diseconomies of scale. a. What are some reasons the firm might experience economies of scale? b. Why might the firm experience diseconomies of scale? c. What is the significance of constant returns to scale? d. The firm's LRATC is based on the firm being able to adjust its level of capital in the long run. What is the firm's goal when it adjusts capital?.

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Randy and Lisa each have a sibling affected with Sickle Cell Anemia (SCA) caused by the HB209 mutation, a deletion in the HBB gene that truncates the beta globin chain of the hemoglobin protein. They have their first child, a daughter named Giovanelli. Within the first 3 weeks of being born, she shows symptoms of SCA including swelling of her hands, episodic pain, failure to thrive, and anemia. Giovanelli is diagnosed with SCA. What is the probability that Randy is most likely a carrier of the HB209 mutation in the HBB gene? A. 0 B. 1/4 C. 1/3 D. 1/2 E. 1.

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raising an additional round of financing. A) True B) False Question 10 ( 2 points) The term "crowdfunding" can be misleading as it is often used interchangeal to represent a number of different ways/tactics a company can raise funding True False Question 11 ( 2 points) In the context of debt financing, which term is representative of the original amount of capital borrowed from the lender by the entrepreneur? Rate Leverage.

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Questrion 1 b) Discuss advantages and disadvantages of FDI in Malaysia as host country (10 marks) Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in Malaysia registered higher net inflow of RM48.1 billion in 2021 as compared to RM 13.3 billion in the previous year following a gradual recovery in the global economy from the after effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. The increase was mainly driven by higher flows in equity and investment fund shares. In terms of position, FDI climbed to RM788.8 billion as at end of 2021 (2020: RM684.9 billion). Meanwhile, investment income rose to RM101.0 billion from RM43.8 billion in 2020. Manufacturing sectors were the main contributors for FDI flows in 2021, followed by Services and Mining \& quarrying sector. The investment in Manufacturing sector was particularly in Electrical, transport equipment and other manufacturing subsector, while Services was largely in Financial \& insurance/takaful activities. Main country for FDI flows were the United States of America (USA), Singapore and the United Kingdom. The FDI position stood at RM788.8 billion as at end of 2021 , whereby Services was the largest contributor precisely in Financial \& insurance/takaful and Wholesale \& retail trade activities. This was followed Manufacturing sector with Electrical, transport equipment and other manufacturing as the main subsector. Singapore, Hong Kong and Japan remained as the largest investor country for FDI position. Investment income increased to RM101.0 billion from RM43.8 billion in previous year, due to higher income earned by foreign companies in Malaysia. Manufacturing and Services were the main sectors, while investors from the USA, Singapore and the Netherlands gained the highest eamings in 2021..

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