1)The American Revolution represented a defining moment in t…
1)The American Revolution represented a defining moment in the birth of the United States. Explain 2 important consequences of the American Revolution (other than the event created the United States). Which of 2 became more important and why in shaping the development of the early republic?
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3) The Americans struggled to form a new government following the evacuation of the British fromNew York City in late 1783. Detail 2 important components of Alexander Hamilton’s Plan tosustain the new government and nation. Discuss 2 reasons why Thomas Jefferson and his factionopposed Hamilton’s Plan? Ultimately, did Hamilton’s Plan succeed? Why or why not?
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Scenario 1-2a. Suppose there are three residents in a neighborhood, Isabelle, Joe, and Kennedy. They are considering the allocation of a certain public good in the neighborhood. Isabelle’s demand for the public good is Q = 80 – 4P. Joe’s demand for the public good is Q = 40 – 2P. Kennedy’s demand for the public good is Q=20-P. If your answer is not a whole number, please make sure to round to the nearest hundredth.Refer to Scenario 1-2a. What is the socially optimal number of the public good if the marginal cost of producing them is $25?
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Graph 2 shows the budget constraint (in blue) of an individual before any government policies. Suppose the government then establishes a Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF) program, and the individual’s budget constraint changes to the one in red. Refer to Graph 2. Suppose the TANF program is established. What is the individual’s consumption if they spent all of their time in leisure? (do not enter a ‘$’ sign)
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