Some historians regard this man as the “Father of the American Industrial Revolution” or the “Father of the American Factory System.”

You should always strive to write down all information that is conveyed in the instructor’s lecture.

Students will understandably have different styles of learning and studying. However, identify and discuss a particular note-taking tip (from the video) that might be useful to your future studies.

Please list the three questions you should investigate when listening to the instructor’s lecture: 

Who is the only person a testator CANNOT disinherit?

Who is the only person a testator CANNOT disinherit?

Which of the following is not example of or not related to moral hazard:

For the next 3 questions, use the following scenario: A monopoly firm is facing a cost function of C=5*Q^2 (MC=10*Q) and a demand function of P=200-45Q (MR=200-90Q).

For the next 4 questions, use the following scenario: The first table presents a polluting firm’s private benefit/cost functions and social benefit/cost functions. The second table presents four scenarios of the tradeable pollution permits market. Production Quantity MSB=MPB   MPC   MSC 1 $60 $15 $45 2 55 25 55 3 50 35 65 4 45 45 75 5 40 55 85 6 35 65 95 7 30 75 105     Tradable Pollution Permit Scenarios Firm’s endowment of Permits Market Price per Permit Scenario A 1 permit $40 Scenario B 2 permits $30 Scenario C 3 permits $20 Scenario D 4 permits $10  

For the next 4 questions, use the following scenario: The first table presents a polluting firm’s private benefit/cost functions and social benefit/cost functions. The second table presents four scenarios of the tradeable pollution permits market. Production Quantity MSB=MPB   MPC   MSC 1 $60 $15 $45 2 55 25 55 3 50 35 65 4 45 45 75 5 40 55 85 6 35 65 95 7 30 75 105     Tradable Pollution Permit Scenarios Firm’s endowment of Permits Market Price per Permit Scenario A 1 permit $40 Scenario B 2 permits $30 Scenario C 3 permits $20 Scenario D 4 permits $10