Okay, so I got to answer this question but I really have no clue where to start. I came here since you guys are economics-related message board in a way. Here's a part of what I'm doing.
Government Policy Towards Business
Group 3
You are members of a group called "Fat Cats" which is an association made up of employees of a government regulated monopoly.
1) How does social regulation differ from industrial regulation? What types of costs and benefits are associated with social regulation?
I have to type up at least half a page explaining the answer and I have no clue what the question is even about.
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Anyone here that can help me with my economics?
by TaimyChoo » Tue 09 Jan 2007, 20:06:37
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Re: Anyone here that can help me with my economics?
by Lokutus » Tue 09 Jan 2007, 20:14:09
PayPal me $100 and I will gladly write it for you tonight.
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Re: Anyone here that can help me with my economics?
by PrairieMule » Tue 09 Jan 2007, 20:50:14
Well regulated Monopoly, hmmmm.
Maybe some sort of privatized utility like gas or power.
If your College Professor has hair down to his ass, go to a Sierra club website and regurgitate their arguments in a angry tone how deregulation has widened the gulf between social and industry standards.
If he/she tends to be conservative go to some industrial website and parrot the crap that is emitted from their PR dept. Companies love to trumpet the things they do being good neighbors when an industry is mandated to do something for the benefit of society. It's allin the spin.
Never use the textbook, they sure don't. You don't have to be right, you just have to win the argument. Lower level college instructors tend to be full of self doubt so a even a silly arguement can score an a A with structure and confidence.
Your gonna have to learn to bullshit a little to get by in this world grasshopper.
Maybe some sort of privatized utility like gas or power.
If your College Professor has hair down to his ass, go to a Sierra club website and regurgitate their arguments in a angry tone how deregulation has widened the gulf between social and industry standards.
If he/she tends to be conservative go to some industrial website and parrot the crap that is emitted from their PR dept. Companies love to trumpet the things they do being good neighbors when an industry is mandated to do something for the benefit of society. It's allin the spin.
Never use the textbook, they sure don't. You don't have to be right, you just have to win the argument. Lower level college instructors tend to be full of self doubt so a even a silly arguement can score an a A with structure and confidence.
Your gonna have to learn to bullshit a little to get by in this world grasshopper.
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Re: Anyone here that can help me with my economics?
by PrairieMule » Tue 09 Jan 2007, 20:54:31
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Lokutus', 'P')ayPal me $100 and I will gladly write it for you tonight.
Careful Lokutus,
It could be the President Bush lurking as a college freshman. I'd never let you live it down if you indirectly aided a republican.
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Re: Anyone here that can help me with my economics?
by Laughs_Last » Tue 09 Jan 2007, 21:14:39
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Lokutus', 'P')ayPal me $100 and I will gladly write it for you tonight.
I'll write a response for free, but only if the you (Taimy) promise to turn it in word-for-word as I write.
And "Social Regulations"? Is that when people do the right thing because if they don't Hank will kick their ass?
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Re: Anyone here that can help me with my economics?
by Lokutus » Tue 09 Jan 2007, 22:28:20
Tammy,
Just a thought here. If you had spent the time researching and writing this 1/2 paper instead of registering and posting on a dozen boards, it would be finished by now.
Just a thought here. If you had spent the time researching and writing this 1/2 paper instead of registering and posting on a dozen boards, it would be finished by now.
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Re: Anyone here that can help me with my economics?
by peaker_2005 » Wed 10 Jan 2007, 02:11:08
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('PrairieMule', 'W')ell regulated Monopoly, hmmmm.
Maybe some sort of privatized utility like gas or power.
If your College Professor has hair down to his ass, go to a Sierra club website and regurgitate their arguments in a angry tone how deregulation has widened the gulf between social and industry standards.
If he/she tends to be conservative go to some industrial website and parrot the crap that is emitted from their PR dept. Companies love to trumpet the things they do being good neighbors when an industry is mandated to do something for the benefit of society. It's allin the spin.
Never use the textbook, they sure don't. You don't have to be right, you just have to win the argument. Lower level college instructors tend to be full of self doubt so a even a silly arguement can score an a A with structure and confidence.
Your gonna have to learn to bullshit a little to get by in this world grasshopper.
Maybe some sort of privatized utility like gas or power.
If your College Professor has hair down to his ass, go to a Sierra club website and regurgitate their arguments in a angry tone how deregulation has widened the gulf between social and industry standards.
If he/she tends to be conservative go to some industrial website and parrot the crap that is emitted from their PR dept. Companies love to trumpet the things they do being good neighbors when an industry is mandated to do something for the benefit of society. It's allin the spin.
Never use the textbook, they sure don't. You don't have to be right, you just have to win the argument. Lower level college instructors tend to be full of self doubt so a even a silly arguement can score an a A with structure and confidence.
Your gonna have to learn to bullshit a little to get by in this world grasshopper.
I think that's why I do so well with assignments - I can come up with a whooole load of crap in a very short space of time, which is a good thing because I also procrastinate alot.
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Re: Anyone here that can help me with my economics?
by TommyJefferson » Wed 10 Jan 2007, 11:29:31
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('TaimyChoo', 'H')ow does social regulation differ from industrial regulation?
What is "social regulation"?
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