1) (Macro News Story Discussion or Course-related Topic of Your Choice) Q.

Follow below link to Order Now

goo.gl/P31YVh

Q.1) (Macro News Story Discussion or Course-related Topic of Your Choice)

Q.2) 

Based on Willingham’s discussion on negotiation, read the below articles and address some points that will add value to your ability to negotiate effectively.  A minimum one paragraph response is required.

https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/203168

https://www.gsb.stanford.edu/insights/negotiation-strategy-seven-common-pitfalls-avoid

Q.3) 

In terms of AS/AD analysis we can think of the U.S. economy in recent years operating on an almost flat portion of the AS (Aggregate Supply) curve (what the book terms the “Keynesian region” of AS). When Aggregate Demand increases, then, the real GDP and employment level increase, but the price level only increases a little.   Annual inflation rates have been running about 1.5%, which is even below the desired level of 2%. At the moment increasing inflation rates don’t appear to be a problem.

In these conditions and with unemployment rates still up above 5% it would be nice to have some strong Aggregate Demand, (C + I + G + [X-M]), growth. With unemployment rates falling (so labor is becoming scarce relative to a few years ago, at least), perhaps if the economy continues to expand real wages will start to grow.

How is Aggregate Demand doing? (As we know, Consumer Spending (“C”) is 70% of all spending on new output in the U.S. Is C increasing rapidly enough to get the growth of real GDP up to 3% or higher? What's with U.S households and their spending versus saving decisions?  What about other forms of spending?). Any information about what’s going on with demand, wages, or fiscal policy would be good to post about for this week’s question topic.

Q.4)

COMPLETE EXERCISE #3. IMAGE1