Unintended Consequenceshttps://criticalcommons.org/view?m=gFlRFljegWatch the above video. Once you have done this post you must to each of the bullets below:Describe how helmet laws and medicine safety caps could follow the adage “good intentions, bad results”. Consider the potential unintended consequences of installing a traffic signal at an intersection in a school zone? Can you make a case for not installing the signal?Give one example of where you have been impacted first hand by te "unintended consequences" of a policy at home, school, or by government.

AssignmentIn this Assignment, you will demonstrate your understanding of certain economic principles that underlie virtually all decisions that people make. Specifically, the concept of Opportunity Costs by selecting the correct underlying principle and explaining in a series of logical steps which would likely produce the results described. Questions 1. Howard needs to buy a laptop computer to start online university courses. The price at the local computer store is $650. The identical computer is available at one online site for $605 and another site, for $622. All prices include the appropriate sales tax. The accompanying table indicates the typical shipping and handling charges for the computer ordered online.Unit 1BU224 | MicroeconomicsShipping methodDelivery timeChargeStandard shipping3–7 days$13.99Second–day air2 business days$18.98Next–day air1 business day$23.98a. Define “opportunity cost” in economic terms. b. In this situation, what are the opportunity costs of Howard choosing to buy online instead of at the local computer store? Note that if you buy the computer online, you must wait to get it.c. Show all of the relevant choices for Howard.d. What determines which of these choices Howard will choose?2. During the improving economic conditions of 2015 and early 2016 much additional construction of homes and condos throughout much of the U.S. took place. This provided a significant increase in the income of workers in the construction trades. Many of the construction workers were immigrants and have family and relatives in other countries. Often these workers would send part of their income to their less fortunate relatives in their old country, especially in Mexico and some of the South American countries.a. Which of the economic principles best describes this situation?b. Using the principle you have selected, describe the chain of events that best explains how increased spending for U.S. home and condo construction is likely to affect the performance of the economies of these South American countries. 3. From June 2008 oil was at a high of $144.78 per barrel. During the period from April 2011 until July of 2014, the price of oil hovered between about $115.32 per barrel and about $105.22 a barrel. Then, starting in August 2014 oil began a precipitous fall in pricefrom the $105.22 to $33.62 a barrel in January 2016. Although the U.S. has great amounts of oil that can be brought out of the ground by “fracking,” by the beginning of2016 many of the workers in the U.S. oil exploration and drilling industry were out ofwork and tremendous amounts of oil exploration equipment was sitting in the equivalentof “used car lots” to be sold. a. Which of the economic principles best describes this situation?b. Using the principle you have selected, describe the chain of links that best explains how the falling international oil prices caused U. S. workers to be laid off and available U.S. oil to be left in the ground.References

Written Assignment Degree ApplicationFor each written application in this course, you must follow the following assumptions:You are a director of a department that is focused on your particular degree of study. For example: Director of Project Management, Director of Healthcare Administration, Director of Hospitality, or Director of Human Resources. If you are a general BSOM student, then assume you are a department General Manager.Develop your paper with applications based upon these position assumptionsWritten Assignment Specifics for This ModuleUnderstanding and using financial ratios is a key method by which analysts determine company value and long-term sustainability. Select a publicly traded company of your choosing. Use their annual report or other information to:Share some of the financial ratios you have foundShare some of the trends you seeProvide a recommendation on the health of that companyIs it important for department managers across the company to understand some of these ratios? Why or Why Not?Written Work RequirementsAll graded assignments must be typewritten, as designated by the professor of record for the course.All referenced materials must be presented according to the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (APA) based upon the most current published edition. (current, 7th edition).All required written assignments are due on the last night of each lesson week at 11:59pm EST. This information is included into the course scheduler and calendar of every course.All written and graded assignments are considered the property of the College of Adult and Professional Studies and should be returned to the appropriate professor of record for the related course.