First Macroeconomic Paper:
Find one or more articles about a good/service the United States exports and a good/service the United States imports. In a well-written paper, explain the following:

• Discuss what this suggests about the United States’ absolute and comparative advantage when it comes to this good/service.
• Using the concepts of supply and demand, discuss what effect a “Buy American” campaign might have in the market for the imported good.
• Given what economists have to say about comparative advantage, would such a campaign be good or bad?

Adhere to the following standards:

• Your paper should be two to four pages in length, not including the title or references pages.
• Review the grading rubric, which is be found in the Week 2 folder.
• Incorporate at least three scholarly references that are not required readings for this module. The CSU-Global Library is a good place to find these references.
• Be sure to follow the CSU-Global Guide to Writing and APA Requirements (Links to an external site.).

Each paper should include an introduction, a body with at least two fully developed paragraphs, and a conclusion.

Second Macroeconomic Papers Both double space.

From an economic standpoint, evaluate the effect of a minimum wage on the market for low-wage labor. Include the following:

• Discuss what economic theory predicts will happen
• Draw a supply and demand graph illustrating the effect of a minimum wage
• Discuss what elasticity conditions would economic theory prove to be true or false.

Adhere to the following standards:

• Your paper should be three to five pages in length, not including the title or references pages.
• Review the grading rubric, which is be found in the Week 3 folder.
• Incorporate at least three scholarly references that are not required readings for this module. The CSU-Global Library is a good place to find these references.
• Be sure to follow the CSU-Global Guide to Writing and APA Requirements (Links to an external site.).
• Your paper should include an introduction, a body with at least two fully developed paragraphs, and a conclusion.

Post your reply to the midterm essay question here. Do not do outside research. Use only resources assigned in this course.

Essay question: Two prompts available. Answer only one. 300-450 words in length only (slightly shorter than the Reaction Paper minimum length). Answers should include at least two citations to assigned reading in this course. Citations may be parenthetical or footnotes, but they must include the name of the author and a page number. 40 points

A. Examine the two images below and explain how they helped cause controversy in the culture wars. Your answer should identify the art by artist and title (if possible) and also define the basic idea of the culture wars, including how these particular images sparked a reaction.

B. This course focuses on divided culture. Explain why artwork that challenges traditional views regarding sexuality, the body, or gender roles has sparked several culture war battles.

Answer in multiple sentences.

OOP general programming:

In the real world, a man has a mouth. His mouth can do operations like open/close at the man’s

will. Another man cannot force a man to do such operations without the man’s permission. For

example, a doctor can examine his mouth and request him to do such operations and he will

follow the doctor’s requests after confirming the doctor’s identity. For others, he doesn’t want

them to do such operations. Use OOP Designs to make needed classes with methods to meet

those requirements. You can use any language or pseudo- code to write down your results.

Please complete jQuery and PHP code to prepare the inputs for model updating.

In a form, we have three input boxes for users to type in their choices of courses and

submit the form without refreshing the page(i.e using ajax request). Here are the

requirements:

1. User can type in 1, 2 or 3 courses 2. Each choice is case insensitive (also, user can type

anything, in any case or leave it empty) 3. The choices have to contain “calculus”(in any

case, e.g “Calculus” or “CALCULUS”) in one input

box. 4. Because form onsubmit returns false, the form is submitted through ajax by calling

submitForm(),

add your Javascript/jQuery code inside of this function. 5. The PHP on the server side needs

to do the same validation as in Javascript/jQuery to make sure

data is

consistent.

<form action=”/post” onsubmit=”submitForm();return

false;”>

Choice A: <input type=”text” name=”choices[]”/>

Choice B: <input type=”text” name=”choices[]”/>

Choice C: <input type=”text” name=”choices[]”/>

<input type=”submit” value=”Submit”/> </form>

Finish the Javascript/jQuery and PHP code after each “//add your code after this line”

shown below.

JQuer

y:

function submitForm()

{

var $form = $(‘form’); var url

= $(‘form’).attr(‘action’); //

add your code after this line

}

PHP

:

class MyController extends

Controller {

public function post()

{

$inputs = Input::all(); //add

your code after this line

//end of add your

code

if($this->save($inputs)

) {

return [ ‘status’=>’success’ ]; } else {

return [‘status’=>’error’, ‘errorMessage’ => $this->getLastErrorMessage()]; } }

}