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Question by Evan: I need help writing an economics paper ASAP?
Hello, I am currently trying to write a paper. It is for my micro economics class. Can somebody direct me to a excellent condition, please? I reckon that I want to write about this: http://boycottnovell.com/2009/12/03/gates-making-more-monopolies/
But I do not know where to start. I don’t know what kinds of graphs I could include. Please, help.
Here is the outline for the paper:
The objective of this paper is to help students:
-Develop interest and critical thinking skills by applying economic concepts examined in class to the latest real-word economic events
-Become more adept at synthesizing information and developing informed views
-Compose a well organized, clear, concise, research paper to expand their knowledge on Macroeconomics.
The topics discussed in the course are:
1-Market Demand and Give
2-Price Elasticity of Demand
3-Production Costs
4-Pure Competition
5-Pure Monopoly
6-Public Goods and Externalities
7-Returns Inequality and Poverty
Note: These are just few topics that can be used. This is not an exhaustive list by any earnings, you can choose other topics discussed in class that you find fascinating for your paper.
Resources: These are some useful newspapers and magazines from which you can brilliant an condition for your paper: The Chicago Tribune, the Economist, the Wall Street Journal, Time Magazine, U.S. News, and News Week.
Before you discuss and analyze the condition’s relation to the topic, briefly give the definition of the economic topic chosen. Tables and figures should present data in the simplest form. When using graphs (to avoid confusion) mark the X and Y axes.
The paper should not be more than three pages long, without graphs, charts and the bibliography.
Your paper should be typed and double-spaced throughout, pages numbered and stapled,
using a standard font (like Times New Roman) in 12-point size, and with margins of one inch all the way around each page.
In the top, left-hand corner of the first page, place a heading that includes (using one line per item) your name, the course number and section (Econ 211-05), and teacher’s name. Provide a meaningful but brief title for your paper, the title should give your audience a excellent thought of what your paper is about.
a copy of the condition must be attached to your paper.
The paper will be graded for:
-Appropriate news condition
-Quality of analysis of the condition
-Validity of the arguments
-Use of graphs and tables
-Overall establishment of the paper
What about a topic about Apple and Barriers to access?
Best answer:
Answer by BendellC
Since three pages is a fleeting essay, using Microsoft would probably be a excellent thought because you could easily target one aspect of economics. Start with how Microsoft became dominant and how they are manipulating the economy to bring about the social changes they want. This would also show how vital using the economy is for gaining political power, which your teacher would probably like.
Apple would be excellent to demonstrate how an underdog got up on the playing field beginning with a smaller product (the iPod) and becoming a power electronics strain. I don’t know much about the history of either company though.
What do you reckon? Answer below!
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Has Kodak Developed the Perfect Inkjet Photo Paper?
(PRWEB) February 7, 2004
Perfection, like beauty, is often in the eye of the beholder, yet there are particular characteristics that are universally accepted. The perfect inkjet photo paper must have the same look and feel of photo lab prints, image permanence that meets or exceeds those prints, compatibility with all inkjet printers and be price competitive with all other sources. Does the perfect inkjet photo paper exist and if so, does KodakÂ?s reformulation of its top-of-the-line photo paper earn that title?
On January 29, 2004, Kodak officially announced the reformulation of its Ultima Picture Paper with COLORLAST technology, designed to ensure image permanence for 100 years using any current generation inkjet printer. The Ultima Picture paper uses the same base as Kodak Royal Photographic paper, so the look and feel matches typical photo lab consequences. Currently, Kodak offers its Ultima paper in a diversity of packages, in ranges from 4×6 to 8.5×11 sizes. Additionally, the Ultima Picture Paper is honestly cost competitive with other premium inkjet photo papers on the market.
The Kodak paper appears to meet most of the qualifications for the perfect inkjet photo paper. But, digging a small deeper reveals some issues Kodak may need to address. In a 20-page crash on the Kodak website, the company outlines in explicit detail the testing measures to ensure image permanence and designated performance standards for the product to meet its goal. Several variables went into testing; not only was light fastness considered but also the affects of heat, damp and ozone. Kodak says it has overcome all the obstacles for prints showed in a diversity of normal households Â? not just under glass in museum conditions. This earnings the photographs can be lying on coffee tables in climates as varied as London or Los Angeles.
While the test consequences prove promising, it should be noted that the identified tests were conducted by Kodak scientists in Kodak labs for the most part; not the defacto industry standard for image permanence, Wilhelm Imaging Research, Inc. To date, Kodak has not released independent testing, from Wilhelm or others, to verify the 100-year claim for the Ultima Picture Paper. Certainly Kodak must anticipate that competitors will rush to commission independent testing to maybe refute the claims. In the end, consumers will be huge winners even if the Ultima Picture Paper can live up to only half itÂ?s claim Â? 50 years, which isnÂ?t far fleeting of silver halide prints.
Cost competitiveness is also an issue. The chart below illustrates that the Kodak premium offering is priced honestly similar to other manufacturerÂ?s premium photo papers. Kodak does promote its products frequently and its Â?buy one get one free dealsÂ? are typically available. Unfortunately for Kodak, consumers have several other options for printing digital images.
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On a cost-per-page basis the Ultima Picture Paper is honestly competitive with other inkjet photo papers; but consumers have cheaper, simpler options for printing digital images. Online photo sites should not be discounted; Ofoto and Snapfish promise 4×6 prints for 29 cents and 25 cents respectively. Ofoto even publicizes its use of Kodak paper.
In- store options, such as Walgreens and EckerdÂ?s allow customers to bring in digital media and walk out with prints an hour later for between 25 cents and 29 cents per photograph. EckerdÂ?s advertises the cost (of in-store printing) is less than half the cost of printing at home with no printer problems or hassles. Eckerd customers are promised Â?quality prints that last a time.Â?
Online photo sites and drug store options are even more attractive when you consider that the cost-per-page for the inkjet photo paper doesnÂ?t include the often overlooked ink costs; Inkjet printer ink may well be the most costly liquid on earth. Some affect photo inkjet cartridges use as much as 20 cents of ink to provide 15 percent coverage on a letter size paper. That is basically a text paper with a splash of affect for a logo and a chart; imagine the cost for a Â?best qualityÂ? 4×6 photo!
Despite other, maybe more attractive, options, consumers are buying more inkjet photo paper than ever. Inkjet printers are cheaper, simpler and provide better quality output. For those users who want to photograph images at home, KodakÂ?s reformulated Ultima Picture Paper may be the perfect scale.
Will KodakÂ?s Ultima paper make a major impact in market share for segment leaders such as HP and Epson? Maybe, if Kodak can educate consumers about the benefits of the COLORLAST technology; the company could make major inroads in gaining sales. The trick will be to encourage consumers to demand the image permanence promised by the Ultima paper and a well-developed creative advertising campaign. I can see it now, a grandmother in the year 2050 sharing a photo album with her grandchild. The first half of the album shows photos with dramatic affect shifts, while the last half, after she started using Ultima paper, shows vibrant photos. Kodak -recently beleaguered by miserable shareholders- must be able to collect their marketing and advertising strength to make the most of this opportunity. The next six months will tell if resources will be funneled into photograph, radio and even television spots.
Kodak must take this narrow window of opportunity to make Ultima paper the paper of scale for printing quality digital images. It must exchange loyal users of other brands quickly, because Epson scientists and HP scientists are most likely well on their way to a universal, archival photo paper similar to the Ultima.
By: Patricia Lloyd
ARS Photograph Media Industry Analyst
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Count on Konica Minolta for Award-Winning Technologies at GRAPH EXPO
Count on Konica Minolta for Award-Winning Technologies at GRAPH EXPO
Ramsey, N.J. (Vocus) September 27, 2010
Konica Minolta Business Solutions U.S.A., Inc. (Konica Minolta), a leading provider of advanced imaging and networking technologies for the desktop to the photograph shop, today announced the company will highlight the newest and most innovative production photograph technologies at 2010 GRAPH EXPO in Chicago, Ill. on October 3-6, 2010.
Of special note to media and analyst attendees, Konica Minolta will host a press conference at 11a CT on Monday, October 4, at McCormick Place South to discuss the following technologies – all of which will be featured at the Konica Minolta Booth #2244 throughout the show:
bizhub® PRESS C8000 – The flagship of Konica Minolta’s next-generation line of affect digital presses, this new product combines stable, high-resolution output with uncompromised full-affect quality at quick speeds of 80 pages per minute (ppm). The bizhub PRESS C8000 has already been deemed an award-winner for its innovative technologies including a “Best of Show” Award at the 2010 ON DEMAND Conference and Exposition in the Affect Digital Printing Equipment category.
bizhub PRO C65hc – This affect digital press incorporates innovative toner technology, enabling it to produce an unprecedented spectrum of affect, and cater to graphics professionals and photograph shops that require higher-quality output.
bizhub PRO 1200 – This 120 monochrome ppm system was designed exclusively for production photograph professionals, and features in-line finishing options and an energy-saving design.
New Product Introductions – Konica Minolta will unveil a new series of affect digital presses designed to strengthen our market-leading position in the production photograph arena and enhance photograph professionals’ return on investment (ROI).
Printgroove – In light production printing, CRD and small- to mid-sized photograph shop applications, Printgroove® is the key to greater output power and increased satisfaction for customers and corporate clients. It can accept participation in any format, including text, graphics, photos, even presentations and CD. And it can be configured to fit your workflow like a glove, handling rising traffic volume and accommodating as many printing steps and stations as your business processes demand.
Third Party Offerings – Konica Minolta will showcase a number of application solutions developed with Third Party Partners, and designed to enhance customers’ production workflow. Among the companies to be featured in the Konica Minolta Booth are CREO, EFI, Objectif Lune, and RSA.
Konica Minolta’s Business Development Program – This offering provides Konica Minolta customers with access to powerful educational tools including white papers, videos, webinars, and ROI calculators that will help them develop innovative digital business strategies, launch new digital applications, and learn from customer success tales.
Latest Spectrodensitometer Technology – When it comes to affect, light and shape measurement – the world looks to Konica Minolta. Our colleagues at Konica Minolta Sensing Americas, the worldwide leader in the industrial measurement of affect, light and shape, will unveil its new FD-Series Spectrodensitometers and COLIBRI® affect matching software to the digital imaging market.
“Our customers want strategic, cutting-edge partners that help them successfully navigate through competitive graphic communications markets,” said Kevin Kern, Senior Vice President, Marketing, Konica Minolta Business Solutions U.S.A., Inc. “They are able to count on Konica Minolta to provide them with the right technology, the right workflow, and the right business development tools to be successful. We invite all attendees to stop by the Konica Minolta Booth at GRAPH EXPO and learn how you too can count on Konica Minolta for all of your digital printing needs.”
Witness Konica Minolta in action at GRAPH EXPO 2010 (October 3 through October 6) at McCormick Place South in Chicago, Illinois. To schedule a personal tour of the Konica Minolta Booth (#2244), reserve a spot at the Konica Minolta Press Conference, and/or an executive interview, please friend Rachel Reed at Rachel(dot)Reed(at)kmbs(dot)konicaminolta(dot)us.
About Konica Minolta
Konica Minolta Business Solutions U.S.A., Inc. is a leader in advanced imaging and networking technologies for the desktop to the photograph shop. In 2009, Konica Minolta was named Supplier of the Year by both the Allegra Network and the National Association of Quick Printers (NAQP), as well as received the Sales Support Award from Mail Boxes Etc., Inc. Follow Konica Minolta on Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter.
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