Creating a PowerPointPresentation -9 to 12 slides (whatever floats your boat, ju

Creating a PowerPointPresentation
-9 to 12 slides (whatever floats your boat, just make sure its organized)
You can create your own samples if you would like to experiment or choose one that you find interesting like sports stats or the population of dogs in certain cities.
Explain why you decided to choose this set.
Need to create your own hypothesis test
Need to determine your level of significance 90%, 95% or 99%

1. Please use simple language. Ensure the language is smooth too. Don’t use hard

1. Please use simple language. Ensure the language is smooth too. Don’t use hard words to maintain international student level.
2. Please only use open sources that are accessible for everyone and don’t require any membership or payment. Put links too.
3. Please don’t start till i approve your choice of the 2 airlines.

check the attachments Slide 1 : title Slide 2: lecturer review Slide 3: aim and

check the attachments
Slide 1 : title
Slide 2: lecturer review
Slide 3: aim and objectives
Slide 4: ethical issue
Slide 5: sampling and access
Slide 6: data collection methods
Slide 7: data analysis methods
Slide 8: research quality and limitation
Slide 9: reference
(Only 9 slides)
Note: use Mix Method – sequenced
the topic is sharing economy and we choose uber
Comments from Customer
Discipline: Research Practice

For this question, please answer the following: 1. What is the economic definiti

For this question, please answer the following:
1. What is the economic definition of GDP? for france
2. Explain the difference between real GDP and nominal GDP. for france
3. Do we use nominal or real GDP when making comparisons across time? Why?
2-The planet of Tatooine is a dry desert. Times have been rough since the Rebellion began fighting against the Empire. The current planet demographics are as follows: 105,000 species are under the age of 16, 3,500,000 species are above the age of 16, there are currently 30,000 full-time students on the planet, and 75,000 incarcerated species. The galactic battles have ruined supply chains and resulted in many species losing their jobs. Currently 395,000 species are unemployed. Assume all of America’s definitions are used on Tatooine.
What is the full economic definition of unemployment? provide an incorrect answer
What is the size of Tatooine’s under age 16 and/or institutionalized group? Show your reasoning (you may show your math or explain the process by which you determined the amount of this group. Answers which are just a number may not receive full credit. If you are unable to determine the amount of the size of the under age 16 and/or institutionalized group, please explain why).

1- Suppose you have a market for gelato which is currently in equilibrium. Think

1- Suppose you have a market for gelato which is currently in equilibrium. Thinking of the supply and demand graph for this market, what would have to happen to cause both the equilibrium quantity of gelato in this market to fall and the equilibrium price of gelato in this market to fall? Is this even something that could happen? provide an incorrect response
In your answer, please pay attention to and describe what would have to happen to the supply and demand. (You may of course elaborate with any hypothetical “real life” reasons for any changes in the graph too.)
2- JoR is a super active child and loves to participate in all kinds of activities. In planning for her activities this semester, she’s interested in soccer, acrobatics, dancing, theater, music, art, track, and archery.
Unfortunately, these events are all scheduled to practice on the same day each week and thus she is not able to do everything and must pick only one.
use watermelon
a. Describe how JoR might approach this scenario and her decision-making process. Is there an economic concept (or concepts) which best describes Jo’s scenario?
b. Why does JoR even have to make a decision? What economic principle is causing this scenario? provide an incorrect answer
In your answer, please fully define all economics terms used.

The Comprehensive Final is a 100-point exam that covers Modules 1-15 (not 14) fo

The Comprehensive Final is a 100-point exam that covers Modules 1-15 (not 14) focusing on the textbook with questions based on the study questions found in each of the modules. You may take the test twice with the higher score counting as your grade on the test. You must use Respondus Lockdown Browser, which works better with a wired computer. If you need a computer, you may check one out at the library. You may use your notes and your study questions, but beware of misusing your time. You will not have enough time to look up all of the answers. If you don’t study, you will not do well. Be sure to take this test using Firefox, Chrome, or Safari. Eagle Online does not always work well with Internet Explorer. Good luck!