Developmental Economics

The Challenge of Personal EthicsEthical decisions and actions are complicated and often challenging. Our personal ethics or moral codes, practiced thoughtfully, guide our personal behavior and engagement with other people. Often, we act according to our own ethics without even thinking about them.Drawing on the "Moral Orientation Questionnaire" table in the Becoming an Ethical Helping Professional text, select an answer to Questions 1 and 2:Question 1: "The best way to accomplish good things in the world is to:" Question 2:…

Engaging the Ethics of Other PeopleWhen we are confronted with the actions or positions of other people, we are obliged to ask, “How is my ethical position or stance similar to or different from others'?” Then, we are usually faced with the questions "Will my actions have the intended consequences?" and "What are the possible unintended consequences that might result from my actions?”To complete this discussion, draw on the Becoming an Ethical Helping Professional text, where the authors consider ethical…

I'm working on a developmental economics writing question and need a sample draft to help me learn.“The tragedy of the world is that we do not prioritize the tragedies of the world.” Using specific examples, explain if this sentence is true or not. Please include examples of Famines and chronic hunger, poverty, inequalityand gender discrimination. .doc file

I'm working on a developmental economics multi-part question and need a sample draft to help me study.There are only two countries in the world: Richland and Poorland. The labor demand curve in Richland is given by:W = K – 4LWhere W is the wage rate, K is a variable determined by accumulated capital stock in the country, and L is the labor force in the country. K = 500 is initially supplied by the capitalists in Richland. There is no…

I'm working on a developmental economics multi-part question and need a sample draft to help me learn.(a) Consider the basic Solow model. If workers consume all their income and if capitalists save all their income, is it more likely to produce the Golden Rule Steady State in this model?(b) Keeping in mind the conventional idea that since (rich) capitalists mostly save and invest, an income distribution biased in favor of the rich may increase investment and help the country in…

The main goal of this project is to help students to build skills in statistical analysis by applying the descriptive statistics tools to estimate the mean COVID-19 Cases per 100,000 people (C19CP100000) and the mean COVID-19 Proportion of Total Deaths in Total Cases (C19PTDITC) for each of your two selected US selected states, and then use those estimates and the inferential statistics to test the difference in COVID-19 incidences across the two selected states. Students are expected to write their…