56.You are faced with a problem. You want to go to the movies with your friends and see the latest action flick. However, your mother left you firm instructions to mow the lawn. You will risk losing your allowance if you don't mow the lawn. Apply what you have learned in this course. a) Create a decision-making grid similar to the one you learned about in Unit 2. Then decide which would be the best use of your time. b) Make a choice as to which you will do. Write an explanation (at least one well-developed paragraph in length) in which you explain how you have decided to use your time and why you made that particular choice. Your explanation should include terms such as "opportunity cost" and "trade-off" and your reasoning for making the choice you made.57.How does the placement of resources around the world impact countries on an economic and political level? Be sure to explain how the placement of resources limits some countries economically but positively affects others. Answer in at least two well-developed paragraphs.58.In an essay of at least two well-developed paragraphs, briefly explain the economic theories of John Maynard Keynes and Adam Smith. Explain the importance of these economic philosophers on the free market economy.59.In an essay of at least two well-developed paragraphs, explain three types of investments you can make to personally invest in the economy and help it to grow.60.In an essay of at least two well-developed paragraphs, describe the four types of financial institutions and services each provides.61.In an essay of at least two well-developed paragraphs, describe the three theories of the causes of inflation and explain how inflation is used to measure economic performance.62.In an essay of at least three well-developed paragraphs, describe characteristics of developed nations and less developed nations and provide a few examples of each. Then describe the factors that influence the level of economic development in nations.

Your integrating essay should include the following:Topic is opportunity cost.While an abstract is not required your initial paragraph should set up what the reader can expect to find in your essay.Section One (1500-2000 words)A restating of your initial problem statement; modify (if necessary) to reflect learning from the literature review, course discussions and feedback.A concise summary what you found out through your literature review. For example, is there an overriding trend in the academic thinking around the topic?A critical evaluation of the various articles you reviewed. For instanced why is one better than anotherWhat are the wider implications of your literature review such as commercial applications? Why is this review important?If you had more time what are some of the other areas you would want to explore around your topic that were missed initially?A clear and strong conclusion that articulates your key finding/s, summarizes your arguments, and suggests implications.Section Two (change matrix)The change matrix highlights any item that you want to change from your original literature submission.Section ThreeAttach your previous literature review here.Section FourAttach your literature review references here and make sure that they are in correct APA format. Points will be deducted for format errors.

IntroductionIn the traditional market model, there are major assumptions that impact the ability of the model to function efficiently. So far in the course, we have reviewed the first eight of these assumptions. It is important to relate them to the current provision of healthcare to determine the workability of the traditional market model.Tasks:List the first eight assumptions of the free market.Discuss how each assumption is important.Explain your conclusions for each of the assumptions relating to today’s provision of healthcare.Submission Details:The project should be 500 words or more and contain at least three references from peer-reviewed articles.