In educational economics, what does the term "rate of return to education" refer to? a) The percentage of students who complete their education b) The increase in income or earning potential associated with additional years of education c) The cost of educational resources per student d) The number of schools or universities in a given region

How can these topics be applied to the real-world work environment of the corporate economist?   The market and equilibrium The demand side of the market The supply side of the market

How does the learning curve positively affect a person in their college studies. Does this achieve diminishing returns on experience?

Entrepreneurs are: a) enterprising person who discovers potentially profitable opportunities and organize, direct, and manage productive ventures. b) crtical to the success of any economy, especially if the economy relies heavily on markets. c) an economic resource because they discover more effective and profitable ways to produce the goods and service people want. d) all of the above

What is one negative aspect of technology on productivity?         Technology allows for more products to be made in a shorter amount of time.         Technology allows companies to reduce the cost of making products.         Technology allows for more efficient ways to produce goods. This may lead to the elimination of jobs.         Technology allows for workers to work from home, which leads to fewer call-offs due to illness, inclement weather, or childcare-related issues.

In what ways are “creative ideas” more/less important than technical ability?

Define resources. Discuss the differences between human and capitalresources, and give three examples of each.

What is life course theory? What are the three principles of the life course theory.