Sir Shannon Scott Williams Microeconomics Unit 4: Individual Project Pure, Per Se and Natural Monopolies American InterContential University, Online Professor Ramin Maysami, Ph.D., CFP. January 29th, 2011 AbstractCompanies that produce large amounts of goods, sometimes have controversy, mostly depending on the type of good being produced.  Whether its food, material goods, or energy; the production for the good can affect the neighboring...

Sir Shannon Scott WilliamsJanuary 24th, 2010ECON220Unit 3: Discussion Board Pure, Per Se and Natural Monopolies             Importing and exporting are common in today’s world, well for the world which involves trade between two or more nations.  Some agree that a nation should focus on importing where as another side supports exporting.  Between the two for the fashion industry,...

Sir Shannon Scott Williams Microeconomics Unit 3: Individual ProjectProduction and Perfect Competition American InterContential University, Online Professor Ramin Maysami, Ph.D., CFP. January 21th, 2011 AbstractWhen it comes to production, units produced per day consist of many factors in order to create a good.  Labor, electricity, training, repair, and other necessary cost are examples to these factors.  In order for a facility...

Sir Shannon Scott WilliamsJanuary 17th, 2010ECON220Unit 3: Discussion Board Production And Perfect Competition             When I think of perfect competition, I think of something similar to a monopoly, however the difference is that a perfect competition is a market in which all other participating markets are price-takers, (Krugan, Wells, 2009, p. 330).  In USA, the government tends...

Sir Shannon Scott Williams Microeconomics Unit 2: Individual Project Microeconomics and Market Systems American InterContential University, OnlineProfessor Ramin Maysami, Ph.D., CFP. January 15th, 2011 Abstract:             In every economy, prices tend to change due to the scarcity of resources.  A season changes from autumn to winter, and consumers are likely to have less demand...

Sir Shannon Scott WilliamsJanuary 10th, 2010ECON220Unit 2: Discussion Board Microeconomics and Market Systems             The winter seasons’ temperature for south eastern United States changes more than today’s gasoline prices.  One week it could be a steady 32 degrees Fahrenheit and the next week temperatures’ could rise to 45 degrees.  With the new job I have, I sometimes have...

Sir Shannon Scott Williams Microeconomics Unit 1: Individual ProjectEconomic Concepts American InterContential University, OnlineProfessor Ramin Maysami, Ph.D., CFP.   January 4, 2011             Economics plays a role in all societies, both developed and undeveloped.  Even during the beginning of our time, goods have been produced, and even traded.  Thus...