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Solution
we know that at t=0 current i=10/2=5 (1)
after apply kvl wee find that l*di/dt+3i+5i=10
so to solve this differential eq we find that i=2+(e^(-5/3t+c)/5)
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Bernie 200 Core 150 Donyell Donyell 100 Elton Elton 50 QUANTITY (Digital cameras Help
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digital camera at the new market price: orange (sguare symbols) for Alice, green (triangle
symbols) for Bernie, purple (diamond symbols) for Corey, red (cross symbols) for Donye and tan
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We calculate it through the fromula below. Negative values indicate no movement in the
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total surplus = 125+75+25 = 225
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Now only Alice and Bernie will buy.
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buyAlice250125125YesBernie20012575YesCorey15012525YesDonyell100125-
25NoElton50125-75NO.
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2.
A. Power represents the degree and authority and influence of a person on other people.
B. Five bases of power are listed below:
Expert power: Expert power is derived by a person who possess considerable expertise in
particular area. Employees having expert power are considered to be critical resource by an
organization. Medical practitioners and lawyers exhibit expert power.
Legitimate power: A person derives this power using his position in the company. For example,
managers have the legitimate power to assign duties and responsibilities to its subordinates.
Referent power: People gain referent power using his interpersonal relationships with other
persons. They derive this power using their influence, trust and respect gained from other people.
CEO of a company possesses this power.
Coercive power: People gain coercive power by influencing others using threats or punishments.
It helps the managers to control the behavior of its employees.
Reward power: People gain this power base by influencing others using incentives and rewards.
Promotions, appraisal and incentives are the tools used by an organization to exert reward power
on its employees.
C.
Bob Noyce possessed the expert power as he was a physicist with technology background. He
utilized the referent power using his interpersonal relationships with his employees. Besides this,
he also used the reward power.
Contrary to this, Paul Otellini possessed coercive and legitimate power..
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discretionary fiscal or monetary policy, such as identifying the economy?s potential output level,
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cope with a multitude of time lags that complicate the implementation of active policy. Identify
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expansionary monetary policy, but it takes several months for the change. In the federal funds
rate to translate into a change in aggregate demand and output. Decision-making lag
Implementation lag Recognition lag Effectiveness lag
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Hi,
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Clear All Based on the information on the graph, you can tell that will buy digital cameras at the
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the areas representing consumer surplus for each person who is willing and able to purchase a
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We calculate it through the fromula below. Negative values indicate no movement in the
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total surplus = 125+75+25 = 225
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Now only Alice and Bernie will buy.
Consumer surplus reduces to 100 from 200 and the number of consumers buying the good also
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buyAlice250125125YesBernie20012575YesCorey15012525YesDonyell100125-
25NoElton50125-75NO.
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He was the first chief executive not to have a technical background. He downsized the company
and eliminated many jobs for people who were not productive. He has tried to speed up new
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B. Five bases of power are listed below:
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particular area. Employees having expert power are considered to be critical resource by an
organization. Medical practitioners and lawyers exhibit expert power.
Legitimate power: A person derives this power using his position in the company. For example,
managers have the legitimate power to assign duties and responsibilities to its subordinates.
Referent power: People gain referent power using his interpersonal relationships with other
persons. They derive this power using their influence, trust and respect gained from other people.
CEO of a company possesses this power.
Coercive power: People gain coercive power by influencing others using threats or punishments.
It helps the managers to control the behavior of its employees.
Reward power: People gain this power base by influencing others using incentives and rewards.
Promotions, appraisal and incentives are the tools used by an organization to exert reward power
on its employees.
C.
Bob Noyce possessed the expert power as he was a physicist with technology background. He
utilized the referent power using his interpersonal relationships with his employees. Besides this,
he also used the reward power.
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12.
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1. What is the difference between law and morality ? 2. What are the differences among positive
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1.
Laws are absolute rules set by government representatives, while morality has to do with
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1. Porpuse of criminal law
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