Real Business Cycle model: Effect of adverse supply side shock on output, employment and real wage?
Q. I know that it depends on the elasticity of the supply curve for labour, and that there will be an adverse effect on output and employment, but im not sure about real wage. Im looking at diagrams of postive technological shocks but I cant figure it out. Any ideas how I can answer this concisely? Or if you know of any good diagrams illustrating this that would be great.
Asked by dannycraig1 - Sun May 4 14:26:16 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yeah, you are right regarding employment and real output - they both will fall. I'm quite sure that real wages should fall too because of equilibrium in labor market. there could be arguments regarding "sticky wages" - which will keep wages frozen, but opposite effect will be due to increase in price level. So I would say change in real wages are really unidentified. All depends on elasticities and size of shifts in AD, AS, labor supply and labor demand - you can't give right answer without empirical data.
Answered by RUS - Sun May 4 20:53:29 2008
Q. I know that it depends on the elasticity of the supply curve for labour, and that there will be an adverse effect on output and employment, but im not sure about real wage. Im looking at diagrams of postive technological shocks but I cant figure it out. Any ideas how I can answer this concisely? Or if you know of any good diagrams illustrating this that would be great.
Asked by dannycraig1 - Sun May 4 14:26:16 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yeah, you are right regarding employment and real output - they both will fall. I'm quite sure that real wages should fall too because of equilibrium in labor market. there could be arguments regarding "sticky wages" - which will keep wages frozen, but opposite effect will be due to increase in price level. So I would say change in real wages are really unidentified. All depends on elasticities and size of shifts in AD, AS, labor supply and labor demand - you can't give right answer without empirical data.
Answered by RUS - Sun May 4 20:53:29 2008
Can strep throat and antibiotics have an adverse effect on the baby I am carrying?
Q. My wonderful contaminated sister gave me strep throat. I know she did not mean to, but I have not long left the doctor. He put me on penicillin. He refused to give me a stronger pain med, I can only take tylenol every four hours. My hubby is sick now too. Our son (bless his heart) tied a scarf around his face and packed an overnight back, and has gone to his granny's house, I cannot say I blame him. I called my OB and he said that it is important that I take all of the antibiotics and try to eat applesauce and jello for the next couple of days. He said that USUALLY there is no adverse reactions. I am still VERY concerned. What can you tell me about strep and the effects on the unborn child? Plus the doctor gave my husband the good stuff,… [cont.]
Asked by 2fine4u - Wed Jul 11 19:42:47 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Please make sure that you OB/GYN gives you a LEVEL 2 ultra sound. Strep throat at the wrong time of development can harm the baby's heart. I am not saying this to scare you, but if there is a problem, it can be fixed in-utero (in the womb) or they will have surgery staff on alert at delivery. If you are prepared, your baby has the chance to live a happy normal life. If nothing else, having the higher level of U/S will give you piece of mind when it shows every thing is okay. Don't let your doctor talk you out of the level 2 U/S - because of the strep risk, your insurance should pay for it.
Answered by bronte heights - Wed Jul 11 20:41:45 2007
Q. My wonderful contaminated sister gave me strep throat. I know she did not mean to, but I have not long left the doctor. He put me on penicillin. He refused to give me a stronger pain med, I can only take tylenol every four hours. My hubby is sick now too. Our son (bless his heart) tied a scarf around his face and packed an overnight back, and has gone to his granny's house, I cannot say I blame him. I called my OB and he said that it is important that I take all of the antibiotics and try to eat applesauce and jello for the next couple of days. He said that USUALLY there is no adverse reactions. I am still VERY concerned. What can you tell me about strep and the effects on the unborn child? Plus the doctor gave my husband the good stuff,… [cont.]
Asked by 2fine4u - Wed Jul 11 19:42:47 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Please make sure that you OB/GYN gives you a LEVEL 2 ultra sound. Strep throat at the wrong time of development can harm the baby's heart. I am not saying this to scare you, but if there is a problem, it can be fixed in-utero (in the womb) or they will have surgery staff on alert at delivery. If you are prepared, your baby has the chance to live a happy normal life. If nothing else, having the higher level of U/S will give you piece of mind when it shows every thing is okay. Don't let your doctor talk you out of the level 2 U/S - because of the strep risk, your insurance should pay for it.
Answered by bronte heights - Wed Jul 11 20:41:45 2007
Does continuous treatment of Hypercholesterolemia with statins create any adverse effect on liver?
Q. I have been taking statins for the last 11 months for hypercholestrolemia.Will it create any adverse effect on the functions of my liver. Since I am also on treatment with anti anxiety and anti depressant drugs, my trigylceride levels are not lowering so doctor advised to take statins 10 mg per day continuosly.I do not have any liver disease.
Asked by Jack - Fri Dec 15 03:19:19 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. # Changes in liver function occur in a small fraction of people; your doctor will probably monitor blood tests to check that your liver continues to function well. If the liver function becomes too abnormal, your doctor will stop the drug. The liver is expected to return to normal function.
Answered by MonTana Tiggs (Smokey) - Fri Dec 15 03:42:51 2006
Q. I have been taking statins for the last 11 months for hypercholestrolemia.Will it create any adverse effect on the functions of my liver. Since I am also on treatment with anti anxiety and anti depressant drugs, my trigylceride levels are not lowering so doctor advised to take statins 10 mg per day continuosly.I do not have any liver disease.
Asked by Jack - Fri Dec 15 03:19:19 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. # Changes in liver function occur in a small fraction of people; your doctor will probably monitor blood tests to check that your liver continues to function well. If the liver function becomes too abnormal, your doctor will stop the drug. The liver is expected to return to normal function.
Answered by MonTana Tiggs (Smokey) - Fri Dec 15 03:42:51 2006
Do u think there is an adverse effect on the gay lingo to the correct english usage?
Q. Hi! I'm writing an investigatory paper regarding the adverse effects of the gay lingo to the grammatically correct English. Can you guys give your opinions regarding this matter? Negative and positive feedbacks are most welcome. Thanks a lot.
Asked by nannah0818 - Wed Aug 8 02:52:04 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, there is. It is because speaking in gay lingo can affect your grammar in english. You may commit a grammatical error because the words in gay lingo are very much different from the terms we use in speaking the english language.
Answered by Emitz - Wed Aug 8 02:57:31 2007
Q. Hi! I'm writing an investigatory paper regarding the adverse effects of the gay lingo to the grammatically correct English. Can you guys give your opinions regarding this matter? Negative and positive feedbacks are most welcome. Thanks a lot.
Asked by nannah0818 - Wed Aug 8 02:52:04 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, there is. It is because speaking in gay lingo can affect your grammar in english. You may commit a grammatical error because the words in gay lingo are very much different from the terms we use in speaking the english language.
Answered by Emitz - Wed Aug 8 02:57:31 2007
What is the adverse effect of a dislocated arm without proper treatment?
Q. I simply relocated it back to place, no sling, no medicine , no visits to the doc. Now, it feels sore at times. But is that the end? How serious could things turn out or?
Asked by april2 - Sat Jan 26 13:56:22 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. simple tissues holding ur arm are torn and need time to heal...resting arm is important for this reason... if u dont give rest for at least 3 wks tissues are damaged and even the simplest force would dislocate it again... meaning dislocations all the time which would need operations to correct it... Prereduction and postreduction radiographs are recommended...there maybe fractures in area ... also any numbness/ inability to move fingers raise arm sideways implies nerve injury... if u are in sports sometimes docs even do operations but i think u are not a sportsperson... Approximately 90% of patients younger than 20 years at the time of the initial dislocation have a recurrence; see source to know more its in end of page...
Answered by shawn - Sat Jan 26 14:15:38 2008
Q. I simply relocated it back to place, no sling, no medicine , no visits to the doc. Now, it feels sore at times. But is that the end? How serious could things turn out or?
Asked by april2 - Sat Jan 26 13:56:22 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. simple tissues holding ur arm are torn and need time to heal...resting arm is important for this reason... if u dont give rest for at least 3 wks tissues are damaged and even the simplest force would dislocate it again... meaning dislocations all the time which would need operations to correct it... Prereduction and postreduction radiographs are recommended...there maybe fractures in area ... also any numbness/ inability to move fingers raise arm sideways implies nerve injury... if u are in sports sometimes docs even do operations but i think u are not a sportsperson... Approximately 90% of patients younger than 20 years at the time of the initial dislocation have a recurrence; see source to know more its in end of page...
Answered by shawn - Sat Jan 26 14:15:38 2008
Can the Federal Reserves decision to buy $700 billion in toxic "assets" have an adverse effect?
Q. Can the Federal Reserves decision to buy $700 billion in toxic "assets" have an adverse effect? today they decided to monetize 300 billion by buying bonds directly and also buy $700 billion of bad assets from banks - Is this a "die another day" strategy or is it going to put the economy on a much more sound footing
Asked by rooster - Wed Mar 18 16:52:55 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The purpose of this buying by the Fed is to lower the interest rates for various commercial loans in the economy. Because all this buying will raise prices for government and commercial bonds. Which will automatically lower the interest rates paid on them. The danger is that some investors might see this buying by the Fed as their chance to get out of increasingly risky US securities. And if too many big investors such as the Central Bank of China and others start dumping their US securities for the Fed to buy. Then the supply might overwhelm the demand. Which will cause an increase in the interest rates rather than a decrease as the Fed intends.
Answered by Alvie - Wed Mar 18 17:31:02 2009
Q. Can the Federal Reserves decision to buy $700 billion in toxic "assets" have an adverse effect? today they decided to monetize 300 billion by buying bonds directly and also buy $700 billion of bad assets from banks - Is this a "die another day" strategy or is it going to put the economy on a much more sound footing
Asked by rooster - Wed Mar 18 16:52:55 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The purpose of this buying by the Fed is to lower the interest rates for various commercial loans in the economy. Because all this buying will raise prices for government and commercial bonds. Which will automatically lower the interest rates paid on them. The danger is that some investors might see this buying by the Fed as their chance to get out of increasingly risky US securities. And if too many big investors such as the Central Bank of China and others start dumping their US securities for the Fed to buy. Then the supply might overwhelm the demand. Which will cause an increase in the interest rates rather than a decrease as the Fed intends.
Answered by Alvie - Wed Mar 18 17:31:02 2009
Is it safe to keep on taking progestrone shots throughout the whole pregnancy?Any adverse effect on baby?
Q. I am 23 weeks pregnant with twins. It's an IVF pregnancy and have been expriencing constant spotting for the past 10 days. I am put on progesntrone shots daily and have been for the past 23 weeks. The doctor wants me to continue on that till end of pregnancy.. I hear that exxessive progestrone has got negative effects on the fetus,, it this true?
Asked by rania236 - Fri Nov 23 15:52:13 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I read around alot, and some women actually have to be on it during the whole pregnancy, or can actually lose the babies. No matter how far along they are.. One of our clients at my job also had IVF, and progesterone during her pregnancy. Her twins are now 6 months, and adorable. Doctors know more than any of us. Plus.. if this was putting your babies at risk, and they never informend you, this is the biggest lawsuit ever. So.. the doctor would of told you about it a long time ago. good luck :)
Answered by Vanessa ~ now Mrs. Williford - Mon Nov 26 20:21:30 2007
Q. I am 23 weeks pregnant with twins. It's an IVF pregnancy and have been expriencing constant spotting for the past 10 days. I am put on progesntrone shots daily and have been for the past 23 weeks. The doctor wants me to continue on that till end of pregnancy.. I hear that exxessive progestrone has got negative effects on the fetus,, it this true?
Asked by rania236 - Fri Nov 23 15:52:13 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I read around alot, and some women actually have to be on it during the whole pregnancy, or can actually lose the babies. No matter how far along they are.. One of our clients at my job also had IVF, and progesterone during her pregnancy. Her twins are now 6 months, and adorable. Doctors know more than any of us. Plus.. if this was putting your babies at risk, and they never informend you, this is the biggest lawsuit ever. So.. the doctor would of told you about it a long time ago. good luck :)
Answered by Vanessa ~ now Mrs. Williford - Mon Nov 26 20:21:30 2007
What adverse effect will lortab have on someone w/ a history of brain tumors?
Q. i recently had some dental work and they gave me lortab to help w/ the pain...well as i was doing some research on it a few mins ago, i found that you should ask your doc before you take it if you've had a brain tumor. well no one asked about me about this, and i have had a brain tumor. i never imagined this being an issue, what should i watch out for?
Asked by cheesey :) - Thu Jul 17 00:24:04 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Lortab is a combination of Hydrocodone Bitartrate / Acetaminophen. Acetaminophen is the same as Tylenol which makes the Hydrocodone work better. I also saw the warning about brain tumors. When I had surgery for my brain tumor I was given morphine in the hospital for pain. When I was discharged from the hospital they gave me Hydrocodone to use at home. You are probably fine, but just in case, call your doctor and explain that you have had a brain tumor. It should be in their records for you.
Answered by Schwinn - Thu Jul 17 08:45:34 2008
Q. i recently had some dental work and they gave me lortab to help w/ the pain...well as i was doing some research on it a few mins ago, i found that you should ask your doc before you take it if you've had a brain tumor. well no one asked about me about this, and i have had a brain tumor. i never imagined this being an issue, what should i watch out for?
Asked by cheesey :) - Thu Jul 17 00:24:04 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Lortab is a combination of Hydrocodone Bitartrate / Acetaminophen. Acetaminophen is the same as Tylenol which makes the Hydrocodone work better. I also saw the warning about brain tumors. When I had surgery for my brain tumor I was given morphine in the hospital for pain. When I was discharged from the hospital they gave me Hydrocodone to use at home. You are probably fine, but just in case, call your doctor and explain that you have had a brain tumor. It should be in their records for you.
Answered by Schwinn - Thu Jul 17 08:45:34 2008
Can I put smaller rims and larger tires on my truck without adverse effect?
Q. I have 17 inch rim and would like swap them for 16 inch rims but with a slightly larger tire 275 vice 265 without changing handling or ride height.
Asked by testforagent - Mon Mar 17 00:35:49 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. no problem. you won't notice anything; unless the new tires are wider then you'll have a mushy steering feel
Answered by Brian P - Mon Mar 17 00:38:39 2008
Q. I have 17 inch rim and would like swap them for 16 inch rims but with a slightly larger tire 275 vice 265 without changing handling or ride height.
Asked by testforagent - Mon Mar 17 00:35:49 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. no problem. you won't notice anything; unless the new tires are wider then you'll have a mushy steering feel
Answered by Brian P - Mon Mar 17 00:38:39 2008
Are the tactics of Obama's supporters having an adverse effect in the polls?
Q. I get the sense that smugness, arrogance, and a general attitude of superiority is translating into a continued slide for Obama. Is the Silent Majority beginning to wake up and make themselves known? Just checking the Gallop and Rasmussen polls for today.
Asked by Old Mister Happy - Sun Sep 7 22:41:54 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Actually, a lot of women are very upset with the way the same Obama attack machine that smeared Hillary, is now smearing Palin. I know several Hillary supporters who would have voted for Obama because they are life long Democrats who are so turned off by their tactics, that they are voting for McCain.
Answered by capeshoregroup - Sun Sep 7 22:48:13 2008
Q. I get the sense that smugness, arrogance, and a general attitude of superiority is translating into a continued slide for Obama. Is the Silent Majority beginning to wake up and make themselves known? Just checking the Gallop and Rasmussen polls for today.
Asked by Old Mister Happy - Sun Sep 7 22:41:54 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Actually, a lot of women are very upset with the way the same Obama attack machine that smeared Hillary, is now smearing Palin. I know several Hillary supporters who would have voted for Obama because they are life long Democrats who are so turned off by their tactics, that they are voting for McCain.
Answered by capeshoregroup - Sun Sep 7 22:48:13 2008
Will swimming 5 times a week have an adverse effect?
Q. I wanna build broad shoulders and stronger upper body so been swimming more, but will this result in burnout?
Asked by CW - Fri Sep 26 01:25:05 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i swim 5x a week. 100laps on a 50m swim pool. when i started swimming, i divide 100lap by 20lapx5 different drills for free style. after swimming that workout for more than 2 months, i change my freestyle drills to butterfly drills. unfortunately when i am still beginning to learn butterfly-very hard stroke- i always inhale a lot of water. as a result, i was starting to develop cough and colds. so i stop for a while to rest and regain wellness. my point is swimming 5x a week is good but try to avoid drinking the chlorinated water, or shall i say limit butterfly because it's, for me, the stroke at greatest risk one could possibly take in bacteria-infested water directly to the respiratory tract. it won't result to burnout if you… [cont.]
Answered by Cyrus the Virus - Mon Sep 29 12:33:05 2008
Q. I wanna build broad shoulders and stronger upper body so been swimming more, but will this result in burnout?
Asked by CW - Fri Sep 26 01:25:05 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i swim 5x a week. 100laps on a 50m swim pool. when i started swimming, i divide 100lap by 20lapx5 different drills for free style. after swimming that workout for more than 2 months, i change my freestyle drills to butterfly drills. unfortunately when i am still beginning to learn butterfly-very hard stroke- i always inhale a lot of water. as a result, i was starting to develop cough and colds. so i stop for a while to rest and regain wellness. my point is swimming 5x a week is good but try to avoid drinking the chlorinated water, or shall i say limit butterfly because it's, for me, the stroke at greatest risk one could possibly take in bacteria-infested water directly to the respiratory tract. it won't result to burnout if you… [cont.]
Answered by Cyrus the Virus - Mon Sep 29 12:33:05 2008
What are the adverse effect if US raises tax to reduce budget deficit?
Q. What are the adverse effect if US raises tax to reduce budget deficit?
Asked by Joe.l - Mon Oct 27 15:06:41 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It reduces the public's disposable income which in turn reduces consumer spending which in terms slows the economy.
Answered by Mitch - Mon Oct 27 15:10:48 2008
Q. What are the adverse effect if US raises tax to reduce budget deficit?
Asked by Joe.l - Mon Oct 27 15:06:41 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It reduces the public's disposable income which in turn reduces consumer spending which in terms slows the economy.
Answered by Mitch - Mon Oct 27 15:10:48 2008
Will a sterilising agent in rain water used for watering plants have an adverse effect on the plants?
Q. The rain butts are open at the top for easy access when watering. They get colonised by insects, notably gnats, which become a nuisance around the garden. Lids and covers have not been very successful. Is there a suitable organic sterilising agent which will contol the insects without harming the plants in the garden? The water is primarily used on fruit and vegetables.
Asked by richard l - Sun Jul 30 07:21:30 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think it's neem oil or teatree oil.
Answered by faded - Sun Jul 30 07:26:09 2006
Q. The rain butts are open at the top for easy access when watering. They get colonised by insects, notably gnats, which become a nuisance around the garden. Lids and covers have not been very successful. Is there a suitable organic sterilising agent which will contol the insects without harming the plants in the garden? The water is primarily used on fruit and vegetables.
Asked by richard l - Sun Jul 30 07:21:30 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think it's neem oil or teatree oil.
Answered by faded - Sun Jul 30 07:26:09 2006
hey i've mah debate on 20thjan n the topic is reality shows on tv has an adverse effect on youth m suprtn it?
Q. i've got mah debate on 20th jan.the topic is "Reality shows on television has an adverse effect on the youth"..i am supporting the topic..could you ppl plz help me by providing some information regarding this topic
Asked by abinaya s - Sat Jan 10 02:16:24 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. i've got mah debate on 20th jan.the topic is "Reality shows on television has an adverse effect on the youth"..i am supporting the topic..could you ppl plz help me by providing some information regarding this topic
Asked by abinaya s - Sat Jan 10 02:16:24 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
While taking homeo medicine, drinking ginger,pepper soup has any adverse effect on the homeomedicine?
Q. I am taking some homeo medicine for cough, cold etc. I heard that while taking homeo medicines, spices like ginger, pepper etc nullify the effect. So I am asking this question. Thanks
Asked by Rack - Mon Dec 14 05:12:19 2009 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Since there is no medicinal content in homeopathic remedies, it won't affect said therapy either way - but say, that soup actually sounds pretty good. I'd like to taste it! Post the recipe?
Answered by wmayers99 - Wed Dec 16 09:13:05 2009
Q. I am taking some homeo medicine for cough, cold etc. I heard that while taking homeo medicines, spices like ginger, pepper etc nullify the effect. So I am asking this question. Thanks
Asked by Rack - Mon Dec 14 05:12:19 2009 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Since there is no medicinal content in homeopathic remedies, it won't affect said therapy either way - but say, that soup actually sounds pretty good. I'd like to taste it! Post the recipe?
Answered by wmayers99 - Wed Dec 16 09:13:05 2009
Will this have a great adverse effect on my chance for scholarships?
Q. I am a current high school senior..I have maintained very high grades throughout my years of schooling. But now, I am taking Advanced Placement Biology...and I got an 80. My other three grades are A's and B's. Considering my past grades of high A's and high B's...would this C automatically discredit my chances for scholarships even though it was received in a very rigorous course?
Asked by Sincere Carnation - Mon Feb 4 16:05:57 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You're in the same situation as I am. I just got a C too, my first one. As far as everyone is telling me, no it won't affect scholarship chances. The AP matters, and selection committees will look at that. The only thing you need to do is score high on the ACT or SAT. Don't worry, you will be fine. Good luck with everything!
Answered by neverisenough - Mon Feb 4 16:25:06 2008
Q. I am a current high school senior..I have maintained very high grades throughout my years of schooling. But now, I am taking Advanced Placement Biology...and I got an 80. My other three grades are A's and B's. Considering my past grades of high A's and high B's...would this C automatically discredit my chances for scholarships even though it was received in a very rigorous course?
Asked by Sincere Carnation - Mon Feb 4 16:05:57 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You're in the same situation as I am. I just got a C too, my first one. As far as everyone is telling me, no it won't affect scholarship chances. The AP matters, and selection committees will look at that. The only thing you need to do is score high on the ACT or SAT. Don't worry, you will be fine. Good luck with everything!
Answered by neverisenough - Mon Feb 4 16:25:06 2008
ANSWER FAST is there any adverse effect of taking both adderall and vivarin at the same time?
Q. i woke up a few hours ago, took a 20 mg ir adderall (perscribed, no worries) and i feel somewhat kind of alertish, but still kind of groggy. i have vivarin, that caffeine energy pill thing, and was wondering if i could take it or not. i have school soon. im a junior in college...not like high school...
Asked by hjgfjhgfjhgfjhgf - Fri Nov 20 06:04:37 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not good! Adderall targets the brain chemical Dopamine,this in itself (Dopa) can make a person jittery/hyper/ect..you mix in caffeine(which also has this effect) and yes,you could be asking for problems:-(
Answered by Me - Fri Nov 20 07:15:16 2009
Q. i woke up a few hours ago, took a 20 mg ir adderall (perscribed, no worries) and i feel somewhat kind of alertish, but still kind of groggy. i have vivarin, that caffeine energy pill thing, and was wondering if i could take it or not. i have school soon. im a junior in college...not like high school...
Asked by hjgfjhgfjhgfjhgf - Fri Nov 20 06:04:37 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not good! Adderall targets the brain chemical Dopamine,this in itself (Dopa) can make a person jittery/hyper/ect..you mix in caffeine(which also has this effect) and yes,you could be asking for problems:-(
Answered by Me - Fri Nov 20 07:15:16 2009
If salt lowers the freezing point of ice does it have the adverse effect on the boiling point?
Q. If salt lowers the freezing point of ice does it have the adverse effect on the boiling point?
Asked by dwilts3 - Sun Nov 18 20:58:58 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. raises boiling point
Answered by Jared - Sun Nov 18 21:05:17 2007
Q. If salt lowers the freezing point of ice does it have the adverse effect on the boiling point?
Asked by dwilts3 - Sun Nov 18 20:58:58 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. raises boiling point
Answered by Jared - Sun Nov 18 21:05:17 2007
What is the meaning of the "flushing" adverse effect of anti-hyperlipidemics with diabetes present?
Q. What is the meaning of the "flushing" adverse effect of anti-hyperlipidemics with diabetes present?
Asked by Roma 82 - Sun Mar 15 18:12:42 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. With or without diabetes, people taking niacin based anti-lipidemics can get 'flushing', a slight reddening of the face and extremities.
Answered by DR.DUDE - Sun Mar 15 18:52:12 2009
Q. What is the meaning of the "flushing" adverse effect of anti-hyperlipidemics with diabetes present?
Asked by Roma 82 - Sun Mar 15 18:12:42 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. With or without diabetes, people taking niacin based anti-lipidemics can get 'flushing', a slight reddening of the face and extremities.
Answered by DR.DUDE - Sun Mar 15 18:52:12 2009
Debate:Would amnesty toward current illegal immigrants have a net adverse economic effect on the United States
Q. I need CON answers only. This will be helping me on my Government debate. Cite your sources.
Asked by I have no nickname - Wed Nov 28 08:17:05 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Don- they are alreay here, working and paying (at least some) taxes. So your post would be a very poor argument. Which way is con? Against amnesty or against adverse effects? I think the danger of giving amnesty is that it would promote ever more illegals to come, that would have some adverse effects, lower wages, etc (all the arguments against wide open borders). If you could provide a one time way to make current illegals legal w/o causing an increase in immigration, you would probably boost wage levels (illegals would be better positioned to get proper wages once legal), and with better wages, they would pay more taxes. It might mean less crime as well, as being able to legally find work might get more working proper jobs, raising… [cont.]
Answered by is it 5 yet? - Wed Nov 28 10:29:49 2007
Q. I need CON answers only. This will be helping me on my Government debate. Cite your sources.
Asked by I have no nickname - Wed Nov 28 08:17:05 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Don- they are alreay here, working and paying (at least some) taxes. So your post would be a very poor argument. Which way is con? Against amnesty or against adverse effects? I think the danger of giving amnesty is that it would promote ever more illegals to come, that would have some adverse effects, lower wages, etc (all the arguments against wide open borders). If you could provide a one time way to make current illegals legal w/o causing an increase in immigration, you would probably boost wage levels (illegals would be better positioned to get proper wages once legal), and with better wages, they would pay more taxes. It might mean less crime as well, as being able to legally find work might get more working proper jobs, raising… [cont.]
Answered by is it 5 yet? - Wed Nov 28 10:29:49 2007
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