1. Consider the following hypothetical information on the National

Question 1. Consider the following hypothetical information on the National Income and Product Account for Canada. Use it to answer questions 1 – 5.Table: Canadian National Accounts DataCategoryBillions of dollarsConsumption (personal consumption expenditures)400Investment (gross private domestic investment)150Government consumption (government expenditures)80Exports210Imports60Foreign income payments to domestic factors20Domestic income payments to foreign factors10Net unilateral transfers5(1) The GDP for the economy provided is . a. $630b. $780c. $840d. $1025(2) The GNDI for the economy provided is . a. $1,000b. $795c. $790d. $550

Compare/contrast two depictions of the frontier we have encountered in the course
Compare/contrast two depictions of the frontier we have encountered in the course up to now. Answer the following:How is the frontier depicted in these two works? What are the differences and/or similarities, and why do you think these occur? What do your observations reveal about the literary or historical representation of the frontier?The two depictions should either be premodern and modern Japanese (i.e. before spring break and after spring break) or Japanese and non-Japanese (can be from any time period). The paper should include:A brief introduction (2 sentences is fine) stating what you are comparing and what you will argue“Both X and Y share A but differ in B because of Z,” etc.Some number of body paragraphs (probably 2-4)A brief concluding paragraph summing up what you argued and why you think it is significantIf you cite the versions of these works we used in class, only the page number or minute mark is needed. Otherwise provide a full citation. Full citations can be in any established format (APA, MLA, Chicago)

If more workers have more capital to work with, then production will increase.(is it true
Question If more workers have more capital to work with, then production will increase.(is it true or false?) Productivity is output per worker hour.(is it true or false?)The only source of economic growth is technological advancement.( is it true or false?)Per capita output is a measure of economic welfare of a country.(is it true or false?)GDP measures the total income of everyone and the total spending by everyone in the economy.(is it true or false?)Explain for each statement whether it is true or false.

When it comes to news, if it isn’t “breaking news” that is
When it comes to news, if it isn’t “breaking news” that is being reported you can fairly sure the coverage began with some kind of press release. Public relations (PR) firms or specialists are often behind these press releases. A well written press release will catch the eye of an Assignment Editor or News Producer and they in turn decide whether or not to “cover” the event, product, etc…This week I would like you to either watch a local newscast or read a local news paper and look for stories that you think may have originated from a public relations source.1. Share the name of the story and tell us what it was about.2. Share the news source you used.3. Share why you think the story originated from a public relations firm or press release. Details please.It is important to read this week’s assigned chapter before answering the DB. It will help tremendously.{{{{{{{{{{{{ https://easyupload.io/zk925o}}}}}}}}}}}}} week’s assigned* After finish the discussion I will send you two post from my class to make reply for each one ( Post your answers and reply to at least two classmate’s posts )

Movies About the (Coming) End of the World – Donnie DarkoLike its
Movies About the (Coming) End of the World – Donnie DarkoLike its cousin film Rebel Without a Cause (1955), Donnie Darko is a teen film that is also about the end of the world. The end of the world is imagined in a setting more familiar to us than alien invasion: American high school! Bullying. Halloween. Talking to a therapist. Taking medications. An upcoming presidential election. What if you’re a troubled teenager with “intimidating” grades, and you start having visions of the impending end? You start receiving flashes of insight into a whole new universe, and a gradual understanding of your own role in it. Alienation does not come from a foreign source but from within, through a portal. Donnie Darko had a rocky release, too close to September 11 to become a hit. But since 2001 it has enjoyed a cult life unlike many other films, a life extended on the Internet.Watch Donnie Darko (USA: Richard Kelly, 2001) (Amazon Prime Video, YouTube$) (release version of director’s cut, whichever you choose)A) Ask 3 discussion questions of your own regarding the film. The questions can be about specific techniques used in specific scenes, the characters, the (very complicated) plotline, unexpected outcomes, the ending.B) Answer 3 discussion questions posed by other students.C) Respond to at least one other student’s post with polite agreement or disagreement, giving evidence for your point of view. Answering another student’s question doesn’t count for this part.D) Read: Intro, “The Fantasy Film”; also read Lambie article, https://www.denofgeek.com/us/movies/donnie-darko/247061/donnie-darkos-perfect-study-of-teenage-isolation (Links to an external site.)Bring up an interesting issue from each of these writings that would start a discussion—so two comments.

Read the article above and Answer TWO of the following THREE questions.
Read the article above and Answer TWO of the following THREE questions. Write your answers using single spacing and 11 pt. font. Aim for approximately 1/3—1/2 page of text for each question, making your complete quiz about 3/4—1 page in length (no more than one page). Send your quiz to me as a Word or PDF attachment with the required subject heading in the email by SUNDAY May 3rd at noon. If you have any questions, ask by email (as always!). Remember to answer all parts of the questions you choose.