Posted September 18th, 2010
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tattered melody asked: this is a question I need to answer for my school project:
You need to replace your car because it is getting old. Indicate what features of a new car you would look for that would essen its impact on the environment.
Thanks in advance guys 
Tags: Essen, New Car, Project Car
Posted in Economics | 2 Comments »
Posted March 27th, 2010
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azarei13 asked: 1. What is the Cost-Benefit Analysis?
2. What is the Positional Analysis?
3.What is the Cost-Effeciency Analysis?
4. What is the best methods of eveluating of the effects of applying sustainable development standards in automobile industry for consumers and producers?
Tags: Automobile Industry, Cost Benefit Analysis, Producers And Consumers
Posted in Economics | 2 Comments »
Posted March 23rd, 2010
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James I asked: Automobile demand has fallen during the recession and Kathy was laid off last week from her job on the assembly line when production was cut back. Kathy is:
a. not in the labor force
b. structurally unemployed
c.frictionally unemployed
d.cycically unemployed
e. seasonallyunemployed
Tags: Assembly Line, Automobile, Recession
Posted in Economics | 1 Comment »
Posted March 16th, 2010
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gymnast to phlebotomist asked: List several fixed and variable costs associated with owning and operating an automobile. Suppose you are considering whether to drive your car or fly 1000 miles to Florida for spring break. Which cost-fixed, variable, or both- would you take into account in making your decision? Would any implicit costs be relevent? Can you explain this?
Tags: Automobile, Fly, Implicit Costs
Posted in Economics | 1 Comment »
Posted February 20th, 2010
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lisaclara asked: Why after the Cash for Clunkers program are we no longer hearing about the crisis in the automobile industry? Now that this program is over haven’t the sales gone back down to the pre-program levels? I don’t see people lined up at car dealerships waiting to buy and I don’t see that this program will do anything in the long term. With the insignificant improvement in fuel emissions due to this - why doesn’t the media want to report about these things when it used to be a daily occurence?
Tags: Car Dealerships, Fuel Emissions, Occurence
Posted in Economics | 2 Comments »
Posted February 17th, 2010
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lisaclara asked: Why after the Cash for Clunkers program are we no longer hearing about the crisis in the automobile industry? Now that this program is over haven’t the sales gone back down to the pre-program levels? I don’t see people lined up at car dealerships waiting to buy and I don’t see that this program will do anything in the long term. With the insignificant improvement in fuel emissions due to this - why doesn’t the media want to report about these things when it used to be a daily occurence?
Tags: Automobile Industry, Industry Crisis, Occurence
Posted in Economics | 2 Comments »
Posted February 2nd, 2010
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… asked: The automotive industries are currently begging for a government bail out, that is equivalent to begging someone to enslave you. Don’t they realize they will be indebted so severely to the government that any type of profits they get from them will be so highly regulated as to cut down on production regardless? Do they not read up on “conspiracy theories” or the popularly quoted sayings of the founding fathers, to paraphrase: people love servitude, not only that but they beg for it.
What a bunch of idiots.
Tags: Automotive Industry, Founding Fathers, Servitude
Posted in Economics | 3 Comments »
Posted January 6th, 2010
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robert f asked: Why should americans care about the american automobile companies?
Tags: American Automobile, American Economy, Automobile Companies
Posted in Economics | 3 Comments »
Posted December 18th, 2009
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soccerkidlot asked: I have to do a Term paper for Economics and I have to write it on Most stolen cars and how that effects the economy. Like supply and demand and stuff like that…
Can someone help me and explain how it effects the economy?
Tags: Economics, Economy, Stolen Cars
Posted in Economics | 2 Comments »
Posted May 19th, 2009
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Akin B asked: I am aware that it would keep the car gas market from maximizing profits. Since the car gas market has negatively effected other markets in the US, a 1 year price ceiling might not be too bad.
Also this strategy would only work for the short-term.
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Tags: Car Market, Gasoline, Maximizing Profits
Posted in Economics | 3 Comments »
