Annabelle typically drives her car to work. But she only lives one mile from work and is willing to ride her bike instead. If the price of a bike falls, what would happen in the market for cars?

Rewrite as indicated. a) Write the following equation in logarithmic form: \( 6^{-2}= \frac{1}{36} \) b) Write the following equation in exponential form: \( ln(5)=y \) Provide your final answers to each in the space below BUT show ALL work on your written work page. 

Use the following table to answer the question that follows. What will be the amount of government expenditure required if a price floor for corn is set at $4.50 and the government agrees to purchase the amount of disequilibrium?

James has worked for the same company his entire life. His current income is $100,000 per year. When he was originally hired, he made $50,000 per year. The company has given James a consistent raise of 2 percent every year. How long has James been with the company?

Farmer John produces oranges. He sells half of his inventory to people at his roadside stand for $20,000 and sells the other half to Tropicali for $15,000. Tropicali uses the oranges to make orange juice, which it sells to consumers for $25,000. The impact of these transactions on gross domestic product (GDP) is

(b) Find \( f(-2) \) and simplify as much as possible.

Consider the scenario when answering the following questions: Your friend Jon is starting a new photography business that specializes in photographs of Central Park in New York City. Because his business is new and risky, he is unable to obtain a loan from the local bank. On June 21, 2017, you agree to pay a price of $4,000 for a bond from Jon. You will receive $5,000 in return on June 21, 2018. The Par value of the bond mentioned in the scenario is equal to

Use the graph to answer the following questions. If net investment is negative but technology has advanced, then

If life expectancy falls due to AIDS and other diseases, we would expect

You borrow $10,000 today at a nominal rate of 5 percent; inflation for the past 10 years has been exactly 2 percent. Today, inflation instantly rises to 4 percent and stays that way for the duration of your loan. Based on the above information and all else being equal, today