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Bryce  

Bryce's Response to Sam's Post

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Hi Sam,

I agree with your post when talking about rocks in the area. They may not all be from that time of formation. They could have been deposited a long time a go by a volcanic movement. What area are you specifically talking about? I currently live in Arizona. Arizona has very deep rich history on the formation of rock structures and I have always found the Grand Canyon here in North Arizona extremely interesting, you can literally see the different layers of rock and what formations were happening over time. Arizona is a such a dynamic state where you have scoulding hot deserts and also high country in which you can snowboard or ski. The high country can reach 8000ft and we are the only state in which we have such dense cactus populations as well.

Bryce

Hassan  

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Hello

As Boston is roughly an eight hour drive from me. I would really like to visit and have the opportunity to compare the landscape with that of my city. I would enjoy taking the time and studying the rocks, soil, water ways, and chat with locals about the city. You make a lot of interesting points Sam. The main thing to keep in mind as you said is that these processes occur over a very long period of time consisting of thousands of years. This makes it even more interesting to study and read all about it. Volcanic movement may certainly have played a key role.

Hassan

Principles of Mac

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Cody Ails 

RE: Unit IV Discussion Board Question

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If actual inflation exceeds anticipated inflation then the employers will gain , and the employees will lose. The employers gain purchasing power because your wages drop by the percent of inflation that occurred. The only way a employee would gain from inflation would be if it turned out to be lower than the anticipated percentage. Other people that gain purchasing power is those who are in debt. The people can then repay money that they owe and the currency has less purchasing power. Unanticipated inflation can harm the country because if companies cant make changes quickly then they are left paying higher prices and losing revenue in return. Unanticipated inflation can cause many companies to lose substantially and may make others close because they cant compete. The arbitrary gains and losses arising from unanticipated inflation are one reason inflation is so unpopular (McEachern, 2015. p.117). Inflation reduces the purchasing power that individuals have and this creates winners and losers in the economy.

 

Nicole

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If actual inflation exceeds anticipated inflation then the employers will gains while the employee will lose. The reason behind that is because the employee's will gain the purchasing power because of the wages that drop by the percent of inflation that has occurred. Unanticipated inflation harms the country by creating losers and winners. If companies lose substantially then it may make others close because they cannot compete with them. An example would be DSW because they have to compete with other retail companies and they have to be competitive with sales and ways to make more money instead of losing money every quarter. So they may buy an investment which then makes the employees lose with wages or jobs. In the book it states, " The arbitrary gain and losses arising from unanticipated inflation are one reason inflation is so unpopular" (McEachern, 2015). 

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Unit V Discussion Board Question

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Explain what determines the shape and position of the short-run aggregate supply curve.

Unit VI Discussion Board Question 150 each question

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Try your hand at stabilizing the U.S. debt by using Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget Simulation at  http://crfb.org/stabilizethedebt/ . Read through the “Intro” and click “Next” in order to follow the simulation instructions. Answer the following questions once you have completed the simulation:

1.   Were you successful in stabilizing the U.S. debt? If not, how much of a deficit or surplus did you end up with? What does this exercise tell you about the process of creating a budget plan?

2.   Reexamine the budget cuts or increases you made. What problems would such changes pose for a politician facing reelection?

3.   This budget simulator allows you only to change spending and tax expenditures over a one-year period. This poses what problems to finding a realistic economic solution?

EARTH SCIENCE 150 WORDS EACH

Unit V Discussion Board Question

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This  NASA video  shows one example of how humans have impacted the oceans. Discuss at least two other examples of how human activities impact oceans. You might consider fisheries, oil exploration, transportation, dams, global climate change, shoreline development, etc. Be sure to explain how these activities affect the oceans. In your response to another student, discuss ways that we might lessen our impact on the oceans.

Unit VI Discussion Board Question

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Click  here  to watch the NASA video Temperature Puzzle. Many people are quick to dismiss global warming after a cold winter or a late summer. After watching the video, how would you respond to this person? Why is it difficult to base climate on a single season’s weather? Use data and examples to support your answer. (Note: please base your discussion on what you have learned from the video and textbook reading. This is NOT meant to be a discussion of political ideology.) In your response to another student, critique their discussion. What would you add to what they presented? Discuss both strengths and weaknesses (if any).

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Tyler Newport 

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Hi Mandy,

Thanks for sharing this week, I enjoyed your post! Customer relationships really are key to the way a business is run. The relationship between the company and the consumer is what drives its sales strategies, advertising campaigns, etc. I think that Apple is a great example that we can all relate to. Being the tech giant that it is today did not come easily. Apple had to create a unique product that catered to what customers were seeking. Apple consistently creates new and innovative features for their phones, tablets, and computers. The expectation now is that Apple is always creating the newest and greatest thing. This has created a dedicated following by consumers. This following is so much the case that Apple is almost a fashion statement by some means. There are plenty of examples where all the cool and hip people have Apple products, so others that seek that status try to do the same by buying Apple. 

Evelyn Ocasio 

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Mandy,  Great examples of how important customer satisfaction is to your business. Customer feed back is essential to improving any if needed customers that are not satisfied with your product or services. Customers that are happy will promoted your product and services and will be a loyal customer. Advertising and branding is essential in promoting your product and services. I see some commercials that are so good it makes me want to go to the website and buy that product right then and there. I want to be able to promote my services this way and or products for my future business. Great information. 

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