Andrew

I accidentally clicked "add friend", and then clicked "cancel request" immediately. Will the other person know that I did that?

I understand how interest rates would increase for the government to borrow, but I don't see the correlation as to why the government's default would make it more expensive for me to get a loan.

I'm just doing a little research in history, and I'm looking at Cassius Marcellus Clay who was America's Foreign Minister to Russia throughout most of the 1860s, and I'm curious why he is never referred to as an ambassador.

If the government and the media of a country tell the public that the economic situation is better than it truly is, could there be future consequences of this action?

Could there be future ramifications or consequences of a government pretending the economic situation is better than it actually is? What are they?

In 2000

Price of Automobile = $50,000

# of Autombiles produced = 100

Price of a loaf of bread = $10

# of loaves produced = 500,000

In 2010

Price of Automobile = $60,000

# of Autombiles produced = 120

Price of a loaf of bread = $20

# of loaves produced = 400,000

It asks for the "Weights of automobiles and bread based on year 2000 production." I don't know what it means by weights.

And how do I calculate the CPI for 2010 with 2000 as the base year?

Lastly, the rate of inflation between 2000 and 2010 based on the Laspeyres index?

I'm dealing with the Cobb-Douglass rule in economics to help optimize. For example:

when U=xy

we can make it U=x^(.5)y^(.5)

from this we can optimize using the formual x*=[(.5) I ] / P(x)

My question is, how do I use the Cobb-Douglass method when my utility function has coefficients. For example: U=3P+5C

If someone was interested in pursuing a career in teaching Theology, what might be the top graduate schools?

I'm looking for some place I can take them where they would be recycled.