Topic: Consider the following text from June 15, 2015 of The Economist concerning income inequality and growth: “In 1975 Arthur Okun, an American economist, argued that societies cannot have both perfect equality and perfect efficiency, but must choose how much of one to sacrifice for the other. While most economists continue to hold that view,

Write a five page essay, using a minimum of three academic references from the CSU online library which have been uploaded and proper APA formatting on the following topic: pros and cons of tariffs. All sources used, including the textbook, must be referenced; paraphrased and quoted material must have accompanying citations. All references and citations

One topic report is required during the semester.  A topic is to be chosen from the list shown below. The sources of information for the report can include our course textbook, lecture notes, and any additional readings the student may choose as a supplement – even Google.  Outside readings would be considered a potential enhancement

Homework  Please answer the following questions in your own words in a separate Word document. Number your response to each question accordingly.   Explain what makes the urbanization now occurring in developing countries different from and more problematic than the urbanization that took place a century ago in New York, London, Tokyo, and Berlin. concisely

The urbanization that is taking place in the developing countries is different from the one that took place in the last century, as there are issues that are in place currently, which were not experienced in the past. The growth of industries the cities is what attract people to them in search of employment. These industries relied on fossil fuels as the main source of energy, and they are responsible for global warming that is experienced globally. Global efforts are underway to phase out the use of fossil fuels. The alternative sources of energy are costlier compared to fossil fuels, and this makes the growth of cities in developed countries restricted. The planning of the cities in the developing countries is often poor resulting in the development of shanties and slums. Lack of resources in the developing countries, diminished opportunities for employment and general poverty of the population are among the problems that face urbanization in these countries.