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These slides cover present value calculations and then dynamic efficiency for non-renewable resource extraction. This is illustrated using a two-period model with examples using both graphs and Excel spreadsheets.
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These slides cover present value calculations and then dynamic efficiency for non-renewable resource extraction. This is illustrated using a two-period model with examples using both graphs and Excel spreadsheets.
The course starts with a basic but rigorous introduction to economic concepts and tools of analysis. It then moves on to discuss introductory microeconomic supply and demand analysis and different market structures.
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This 60-minute webinar, sponsored by Adobe, was delivered for the Training Mag Network. It explored the five elements of SPARK: Storytelling, Purpose, Action, Relationships, and Kudos. Knowing how to tell a well-structured story is key to building long-term memory. Stating a clear purpose that doesn't take away from the discovery learning process is critical. Ensuring that people move from theory to practical application is imperative. Creating strong social learning is the key to commitment and engagement. Validating and affirming participants' comments is the way to create a positive learning environment.
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Opportunity cost does not have to be measured in dollar terms. The value of an alternative activity is usually measured in both monetary and nonmonetary costs.
Opportunity cost is referred to as implicit cost. Accountants count only explicit costs. Economic cost is higher than accounting costs because it includes implicit, or opportunity, cost.
Opportunity cost does not have to be measured in dollar terms. The value of an alternative activity is usually measured in both monetary and nonmonetary costs.
Opportunity cost is referred to as implicit cost. Accountants count only explicit costs. Economic cost is higher than accounting costs because it includes implicit, or opportunity, cost.
Opportunity cost does not have to be measured in dollar terms. The value of an alternative activity is usually measured in both monetary and nonmonetary costs.
Opportunity cost is referred to as implicit cost. Accountants count only explicit costs. Economic cost is higher than accounting costs because it includes implicit, or opportunity, cost.
Opportunity cost does not have to be measured in dollar terms. The value of an alternative activity is usually measured in both monetary and nonmonetary costs.
Opportunity cost is referred to as implicit cost. Accountants count only explicit costs. Economic cost is higher than accounting costs because it includes implicit, or opportunity, cost.
Opportunity cost does not have to be measured in dollar terms. The value of an alternative activity is usually measured in both monetary and nonmonetary costs.
Opportunity cost is referred to as implicit cost. Accountants count only explicit costs. Economic cost is higher than accounting costs because it includes implicit, or opportunity, cost.
Opportunity cost does not have to be measured in dollar terms. The value of an alternative activity is usually measured in both monetary and nonmonetary costs.
Opportunity cost is referred to as implicit cost. Accountants count only explicit costs. Economic cost is higher than accounting costs because it includes implicit, or opportunity, cost.
Opportunity cost does not have to be measured in dollar terms. The value of an alternative activity is usually measured in both monetary and nonmonetary costs.
Opportunity cost is referred to as implicit cost. Accountants count only explicit costs. Economic cost is higher than accounting costs because it includes implicit, or opportunity, cost.
Opportunity cost does not have to be measured in dollar terms. The value of an alternative activity is usually measured in both monetary and nonmonetary costs.
Opportunity cost is referred to as implicit cost. Accountants count only explicit costs. Economic cost is higher than accounting costs because it includes implicit, or opportunity, cost.
Opportunity cost does not have to be measured in dollar terms. The value of an alternative activity is usually measured in both monetary and nonmonetary costs.
Opportunity cost is referred to as implicit cost. Accountants count only explicit costs. Economic cost is higher than accounting costs because it includes implicit, or opportunity, cost.
Opportunity cost does not have to be measured in dollar terms. The value of an alternative activity is usually measured in both monetary and nonmonetary costs.
Opportunity cost is referred to as implicit cost. Accountants count only explicit costs. Economic cost is higher than accounting costs because it includes implicit, or opportunity, cost.
Opportunity cost does not have to be measured in dollar terms. The value of an alternative activity is usually measured in both monetary and nonmonetary costs.
Opportunity cost is referred to as implicit cost. Accountants count only explicit costs. Economic cost is higher than accounting costs because it includes implicit, or opportunity, cost.