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I will pay for the following article Market Failure and Government Failure in Europe. The work is to be 7 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page. For several decades, a debate has been raging in development economics on the relative virtues of the free market as opposed to state intervention. With the help of analytical models of a market economy, the interventionists have demonstrated what they have considered as serious instances of market failures. That is to mean, the inability of a market economy to reach certain desirable outcomes in resource use. The protagonists of the free market on the other hand, compile impressive lists of ill-covered and counterproductive policy measures implemented by the governments of different nations at different times. As a result, there has been serious wastage of resources in the economies of these countries.

This debate has inevitably remained inconclusive. The analytical results on market failure do not disappear in the face of the evidence that most governments have performed rather badly. In cases where there appears to be scope for improvement over the market outcome, the search for corrective measures continues. Some protagonists of government failure tend to question the significance of such market failures. Some have voiced skepticism about the ability of governments to take any action in the economy which is not counterproductive. However, none of them has been able to explain why less developed European countries failed to grow during the first half of the 20th century.

 

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This is a sociology classneed 2 separate essays each 4 questions from below and all the details are belowHere are your essay questions for your Midterm and Final Exam. The Deadline for the Midterm is midnight Monday February 9, 2018; the Deadline for the Final Exam is midnight Monday March 1, 2018. You will select four different questions for each exam. No late Exams will be accepted! Your exam answers will be of substance in order to receive full credit.Substance means a Minimum of two pages Per Question for eight plus pages not including any citing, etc.; but no more than four pages each!!; use valid information/material, answering the questions: give examples and use your own experience which tells me that you understand the concepts and can apply the information to you own life. Once again you will use 12 font and double- space (for my ole eyes and dyslexic brain… thank you! : ) You will send to my [email protected] yahoo. com email address as an attachment or in the body of a clean email. Please check your emails. If I have any issues accessing your attachment, I will immediately email you asking that you resend it the body of an email ASAP. It happens every now and then and I just want you aware so you won’t be shocked should it happen. Please put your name and which class (I teach more than one) on the first page. Please put the number of the question for each question (so we can keep track of the four you used for the midterm and then the new four that you used for the final exam; please cite at the end of each question. I want to be able to check your sources… : ) You may include/copy the question but it will not contribute to your page numbers. Once again, you may use the Internet, other books, etc., but not another human being!! Do not use a majority of material/information from just one source…, use credible sources, not Wikipedia or Cliff Notes! When over-using one source, that source becomes the author… not you.Thank you… (If you follow the directions correctly and put a +2 by your name.)Any questions, you know where to find me!*************************************************************************************************************************************************************1) What is sociology and what does it study? What are some reasons that it could be invaluable?2) What does it mean to use a ‘sociological perspective? What sort of meaning does it have?3) Researchers are now using social networking websites like Facebook and others to gather a variety of data. If they read your profile, do you think that they would have a valid understanding of who you are? Is there a weakness of research that relies on existing sources?4) How do the theories on the development of the self differ from another. Which theory best explains your experience? Why and how?5) Your textbook identifies three different types of conformity: compliance, identification and internalization. Describe some moments when you’ve exhibited each type of conformity.6) Symbolic interaction theories of deviance focus on the way that interpersonal relationships and everyday interactions shape definitions of deviance. Did you ever find yourself doing deviant things because of your friends? What theory best describes this pathway to deviance? 7) People of lower socio-economic status are more likely to encounter the criminal justice system, both as perpetrators and as victims. Many say this is because the poor are more criminally minded. What are other explanations… remember the theories.8) Affirmative action in college admissions is one of the most controversial topics in America today. Why would a college want to consider race or ethnicity when making admissions decisions? What factors do you think admissions boards should consider?9) The ‘second shift’ refers to the housework that must be done after the day’s paid labor is complete; women do a disproportionate amount of this work. Why do you think this is? What types of tasks does our society expect women to do? How do the tasks expected of men differ?10) If America is truly ruled by the power elite, what does this mean for the American rags-to-riches mythology that says anyone who works hard can get to the top? Whose interests are served by such a mythology?

 

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1.At what temperature does polymerase copy the DNA during a PCR reaction

2.How many fragments containing your target sequence will you have after 30 cycles?

a.3

b.30

c.1000

d. One million

e. Over one billion

3. What are the bands that appear in the gel?

4. Which fragment will move the farthest on a gel (“bp” stands for base pairs –

a longer fragment will have more base pairs).

a.5000 bp

b.3000 bp

c.2000 bp

d.1000bp

5.Use a Punnett square to determine the possible genotypes of Mr. and Mrs. Smith’s unborn child (remember that DMD is a sex-linked trait)

Mr. Smit and Mrs. Smith genotype

Case Background

Mary and John Smith have three children: Daniel, age 5, Alice, age 4, and Michael, age 1. Mary and John noticed that Daniel was having difficulty climbing the stairs and complained about being extremely tired after playing tag with his sister. The family doctor ordered several tests on Daniel, which confirmed he had a disease called Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD). DMD is a genetic disease that results from damage to a gene on the X-chromosome. DMD is more common among males, and they inherit the defective copy of the gene from their mother. Individuals with DMD usually appear healthy until the age of four or five, when their muscles start to weaken. The doctor told Mr. and Mrs. Smith that Daniel would probably need a wheelchair within a few years and would probably die before reaching his 21st birthday.The Smiths became concerned about their remaining children, and wondered about their chances for developing DMD. Mr. Smith is clearly not affected by DMD, but Mrs. Smith must be a carrier for the disease; therefore, there is a chance that Michael will also be affected. Although

Alice could not have DMD, she could be a carrier. Mary has just found out that she is pregnant again and is also concerned about her unborn child being affected (if male) or a carrier (if female).

 

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After reading Chapter 1, “Causes,” in Capturing Sound, listen to the following pieces. Links are in the PDF:

  1. The Lost Chord by Sir Arthur Sullivan, Recorded 1888
  2. A Day in the Life by the Beatles
  3. Radioactive by Imagine Dragons feat. Kendrick Lamar

1) These selections roughly span the entire history of recorded music from the invention of the phonograph to the present. All are very different in terms of musical style and the quality of recording, but they are all examples of recorded music and share a number of similarities. How do all of these tracks conform to the seven tracks of sound recording as outlined in chapter 1?

 

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