Week01_Assignment_Angelini

How the GDP of Qatar grew due to hosting of FIFA WORLD CUP. Explain with data and graphs in 1000 word

6. In a college graduating class of 100 students, 54 studied mathematics, 69 studied history and 35 studied both mathematics and history. a. Draw the Venn diagram:  b. The student takes mathematics or history;  c. The student does not take either of these subjects;  d. The student takes history but not mathematics.

The table below is extracted from Khada Republic, Bureau of Statistics records for 2019-2020. Use the information in this table to answer the questions that follow.   Item Base year 2019 2020   Production Price Production Price Used cloth (units) 4,000 50.00 5000 60.00 Components used tractor factory production 8,000 500.00 11000 1,200.00 Cloth 8,000 25.00 12,000 30.00 Beef gifts during cultural festival 1,500 2.00 1,700 3.00 Milk litres 5,000 1.30 7,000 2.50 Computers 2000 500.00 2,500 600.00 Printers 500 300.00 400 355.00 Raw materials for car assembling plant 4500 250.00 4450 300   Calculate Khada Republic’s nominal GDP, real GDP in 2020 and GDP deflator

The table below is extracted from Khada Republic, Bureau of Statistics records for 2019-2020. Use the information in this table to answer the questions that follow.   Item Base year 2019 2020   Production Price Production Price Used cloth (units) 4,000 50.00 5000 60.00 Components used tractor factory production 8,000 500.00 11000 1,200.00 Cloth 8,000 25.00 12,000 30.00 Beef gifts during cultural festival 1,500 2.00 1,700 3.00 Milk litres 5,000 1.30 7,000 2.50 Computers 2000 500.00 2,500 600.00 Printers 500 300.00 400 355.00 Raw materials for car assembling plant 4500 250.00 4450     i. Calculate Khada Republic’s nominal GDP, real GDP in 2020 and GDP deflator ii. Examine the importance of a GDP deflator for Khada Republic

The table below is extracted from Khada Republic, Bureau of Statistics records for 2019-2020. Use the information in this table to answer the questions that follow.   Item Base year 2019 2020   Production Price Production Price Used cloth (units) 4,000 50.00 5000 60.00 Components used tractor factory production 8,000 500.00 11000 1,200.00 Cloth 8,000 25.00 12,000 30.00 Beef gifts during cultural festival 1,500 2.00 1,700 3.00 Milk litres 5,000 1.30 7,000 2.50 Computers 2000 500.00 2,500 600.00 Printers 500 300.00 400 355.00 Raw materials for car assembling plant 4500 250.00 4450 300   Calculate Khada Republic’s nominal GDP, real GDP in 2020 and GDP deflator                                                                                                                                                                                                 2) Examine the…

National income – The Pandemic Economy   1.1       The IMF estimates that the global economy will make a strong recovery and expand by 6.0 percent in 2021. This follows from an estimated contraction of 3.3 percent in 2020. COVID-19 has severely impacted the social and economic fabric of every country across the globe. Some have been more affected than others, but all have been facing what seems like an unending battle between saving lives and preserving livelihoods. Striking a delicate balance between providing social protection and maintaining economic activity, while limiting the risks to financial stability has been a challenge of immense proportions, employing varying strategies across different countries with uneven results.   1.2       In Trinidad and Tobago, the continuation of the pandemic and the associated public health restrictions undermined all the economic gains realized in the second half of 2020. Consequently, for the first quarter of 2021, the CSO estimates that real…

Question 1 (AV7.1) You have been employed as the chief economist for the economy SKL Land. The head statistician has provided you with the following information: Compensation of Employees 900 Consumption of goods 850 Corporate profits 400 Rent Income 125 Factor income paid to the world 325 Consumption of services 475 Factor Income received from the world 170 Residential investments 350 Indirect taxes 775 Non-residential investments 525 Subsidies 125 Government Expenditure 925 Depreciation 120 Imports 700 Net interest 75 Exports 300 Proprietors income 300   Calculate SKL Land’s GDP using (1) the Income and (2) the Expenditure Approach

Mr. Diether and Ms. Christine are both in the show business industry. Mr. Deither is a photographer and Ms. Christine is a model. After a few years of getting to know each other, they decided to live together. They started living together on June 1, 2001. Unfortunately, after a month, they have decided to go on their separate ways. During the period that they are still living together, Mr. Diether captured a beautiful photo of the sunset in Baguio on June 10, 2001. When Mr. Deither is doing the photoshoot, Ms. Yen helped him, as a friend, arrange the scene. On the other hand, Ms. Christine is doing her own modeling gig in Manila. Ms. Christine has no contribution to Mr. Deither's photoshoot. After 5 years of the beautiful photo being taken, it is awarded as the Best Photo in December 2006. The reward is valued to be of 100,000 Pesos. Does Ms. Yen have any claims to the reward?

3b) explain the method of collecting data and information -explain the observation method (kaedah pemerhatian) -explain the census method (kaedah banci) -explain the survey method

24 Who earns money and spends their income on goods and services Select one: a. Households b. Businesses c. markets d. Firms

Construct the cost-of-living index number for 2020 on the basis of 2018 from the given data. Advice a donor agency on what course action to take if the information is meant to help them make a decision on some food stipend being for a social protection program in Kenya.   Commodities PRICE Weights 2018 2020 A 200 400 50 B 200 350 40 C 100 150 65 D 80 120 45 E 60 180 20 F 90 157.5 60 G 300 585 100   b.               The average prices and quantities of six items grown in Nakuru County are shown in the following table:   2020 2021 Items Price (Kshs/Kg) Quantity (Kg,000) Price (Kshs/Kg) Quantity (Kg,000) Pineapples(A) 10 6 14 8 Oranges(B) 10 8 15 14 Bananas(C) 15 8 20 16 Beans(D) 30 12 25 20 Wheat(E) 40 15 60 21 Millet(F) 50 10 80 16   Using 2020 as base year, compute Kelly’s and Fishers Price index numbers…

1. Using the following data calculate: 987,156 Currently Working 23,000 volunteer workers 9845 (ages 13-14) looking for work 12,000 (ages 15) looking for work 45,600 Part-Time workers 56 family workers who worked 15 hours a week 234 Self-Employed 6543 discouraged workers 67,432 (ages 23-25) looking for work 67,890 laid off receptionists looking for work 544,321 (ages 16-20) looking for work Current population is 6,000,000 5654 Temp Workers 5000 armed forces 543 recent university graduates that are going back to graduate school 3500 institutionalized  (i) The number of persons employed.  (ii) The number of persons unemployed.  (iii) The labour force.  (iv) The Labour Force Participation rate.  (v) The “official” unemployment rate.

Region Predicted Population (millions) 2035 2050 World 8,933 (l) 9766 India (m)   1,655.7 1670.1   (a)    Calculate the absolute change in the percent of the world population that lives in India between 2035 and 2050. Round your result to one decimal place.                                                                         Be careful to use the percentages of the world population that you calculated in parts a & b, not the predicted populations from the table.                                                                                                                                  (3)

Question 33 Handicrafts making done at a small scale in Pakistan follows ________ production capacity and ________ structure.     Mass Level & Organic     Mass Level & Mechanistic     Unit Level & Mechanistic     Unit Level & Organic

2. The following table shows an example of gross domestic product values for five countriesfrom 2005 to 2010 in equivalent U.S. dollars ($). a. How could you improve the readability of this table?b. The file GdPyears contains sample data from the United Nations Statistics Divisionon 30 countries and their GDP values from 2005 to 2010 in U.S. dollars ($). Create atable that provides all these data for a user. Format the table to make it as easy to readas possible.

QUANTITATIVE PROBLEMS Given the following nominal data, compute GDP. Assume net factor incomes from abroad = 0 (that is, GDP = GNP). Nominal Data for GDP and NNP $ Billions Consumption 2,799.8   Depreciation 481.6 Exports 376.2 Gross private domestic investment 671.0 Indirect taxes 331.4 Government purchases 869.7 Government transfer payments 947.8 Imports 481.7 Find data for each of the following countries on real GDP and population. Use the data to calculate the GDP per capita for each of the following countries: Mozambique India Pakistan United States Canada Russia Brazil Iran Colombia Now construct a bar graph showing your results in the previous problem, organizing the countries from the highest to the lowest GNP per capita, with countries on the horizontal axis and GNP per capita on the vertical axis. Suppose Country A has a GDP of $4 trillion. Residents of this country earn $500 million from assets they own in…

Question 1   You have been employed as the chief economist for the economy UWI Land. The head statistician has provided you with the following information: Compensation of Employees 900 Consumption of goods 850 Corporate profits 400 Rent Income 125 Factor income paid to the world 325 Consumption of services 475 Factor Income received from the world 170 Residential investments 350 Indirect taxes 775 Non-residential investments 525 Subsidies 125 Government Expenditure 925 Depreciation 120 Imports 700 Net interest 75 Exports 300 Proprietors income 300     Calculate UWI Land’s GDP using (1) the Income and (2) the Expenditure Approach

Graph and label as either direct or indirect the relationships you would expect to find between (a) the number of inches of rainfal per month and the sale of umbrellas, (b) the amount of tuition and the level of enrollment at a university, and (c) the popularity of an entertainer and the price of her concert tickets.

Article Price 2003 Amount 2003 Price 2006 Amount 2006   nails (dozen) $2.49 6 $2.69 6   wire(kg) $3.29 4 $3.59 5   wire rod(kg) $1.59 2 $1.79 3   rings(pzas) $1.79 3 $2.29 4 The data are the prices in pesos of a group of products used in the housing construction industry and the quantities consumed in the years 2003 and 2006Based on the year 2003, determine:a) Simple indexes of prices, quantity and value of ringsb) Simple wire price, quantity and value indicesc) Laspeyres price indexd) Paasche price indexe) Fisher Price Indexf) Relative weighted average of prices thank you, I only need the d, e, f.

(1) Recent measurements have shown a significant deterioration in the quality of the Scottish seaside. Which of the following statements are compatible with this observation? A. The real value of GDP has increasedB. The real value of GDP remains the same C. North Sea oil wells have dried upD. The price of swimming costumes has gone down (2) The impact of Covid-19 on happiness is negative because A. it decreased economic activityB. it coincided with BrexitC. it forced social isolationD. it obliged people to develop new Information Technology skills(i) A is correct(ii) A and B are correct(iii) A and C are correct(iv) All of the above are correct

EXPLAIN THE TABLE BELOW. WHAT HAVE YOU OBSERVED.

22. Define the following: Per capita Income Monetary Policy World Bank International Monetary Fund National Income

(1) Use the data from the following table to calculate the GDP per capita of each country. The GDP per capita for Estonido and for Galicia in 2018 is Country Year GDP (billions in U.S. $) Population (millions) Estonido 2017 525.50 73 Galicia   1,658.00 118.25 Estonido 2018 721.75 78 Galicia   1,724.30 121.8   (a) $925 for Estonido and $1,412 for Galicia in 2017. (b) $9,253 for Estonido and $14,157 for Galicia in 2017. (c) $7,199 for Estonido and $14,021 for Galicia in 2017. (2) When calculating GDP as the sum total of all spending, which of the following should be included? (a) government purchases of labor, goods, and services. (b) government transfer payments. (c) savings.   (3) For productivity to increase (a) the total number of hours worked has to increase. (b) the value of the production per hour worked has to increase. (c) the total production or output has to increase.

1. You have been employed as the chief economist for the economy UWI Land. The head statistician has provided you with the following information: Compensation of Employees 900 Corporate profits                              400 Factor  income paid to the world      325 Factor  Income  received from  the world 170 Indirect taxes                                   775 Subsidies                                         125 Depreciation                                    120 Consumption of goods                    850 Net interest                                       75 Rent Income                                  125 Consumption   of services             475 Residential investments                350 Non-residential investments 525 Government Expenditure              925 Imports                                          700 Exports                                          300 Proprietor’s income                       300 a. Calculate UWI Land’s GDP using the Income and Expenditure Approach.

I am needing help with graphing number 2. I graphed it but I just need to check it as I am having trouble understanding it