Answer with either True or False and then provide at most three sentences, which includes an explanation with empirical and/or theoretical backing to support your answer.

The following hedonic equation incorporates five attributes: dwelling size, job access, school quality, air quality, and crime: V = P, · B+P,• J +Ps• S +Px • A + Pc· C P; is the price of component J, B is the number of bedrooms, J is the distance to a concentration of jobs, S is the average test score of local schools, A is a measure of air quality, and C is the neighborhood crime rate. Which of the following is true? a. All Ps are positive b. Ps for {B, S, A, J} are positive, and Ps for {C} are negative. c. Ps for {B, S, A} are positive, and Ps for {J, C} are negative. d. Ps for {B, J, S} are positive and Ps for {A, C} are negative.

Why would I use a one-tailed (directional) hypothesis? What are the limitations of using a one-tailed hypothesis?

Economics Describe possible ethical issues about privacy as a result of business and government use of big data, focusing on behavioral economics, and using correlation rather than cause and effect for decisions.

Tourism Economics also explores the concept of seasonality, which refers to the fluctuating demand for tourism services throughout the year. Many destinations experience peak and off-peak seasons, impacting businesses' revenue and employment levels. For instance, a ski resort may see high demand in winter but low demand in summer. This seasonality can create challenges for sustainable economic development in tourism-dependent regions. To address these challenges, destinations often: A) Close during off-peak seasons B) Develop alternative tourism attractions for different seasons C) Ignore the impact of seasonality D) Focus only on peak season revenue

Can you make a conclusion regarding to this answer? Make it thoroughly explained, please.

explain whether the given statement is true, false or uncertain. Then provide arguments to justify your selection.    On an average, real GDP per capita has grown at a much slower rate in USA than in Japan after the second world war. This is because of much lower levels of GDP per capita in USA than in Japan around the second world war time.

Toilet paper flew off the shelves in the early period of the COVID-19 pandemic.  Many have been baffled by this phenomenon but we have to investigate the microeconomics of this situation. Propose economic strategies to prevent another toilet paper crises.