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Professional Communication
For this journal, you will analyze a short article of your choice focusing on diversity and inclusion.
Find a short article regarding increasing diversity and inclusion in the workplace. Note the article’s author, title, and year. Next, answer: Do you agree with the author’s suggestions? Why, or why not? How has your workplace built cross-cultural bridges to increase diversity and inclusion?
Your response must be at least 200 words in length. No citations or references are necessary.
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For this discussion, you will share with your classmates your experience with remote work.
Reflect on your experience with remote work. Next, answer the following questions:
Do you believe your communication skills are stronger or more challenged when working online? Why?
Are there workers who are more comfortable working remotely? Consider differences in generations, personality types, or communication styles, and who might feel more comfortable working remotely. Share an example. 125 words
Macroeconomics
Reflect on what you have learned in the first four units of this course and answer the following questions:
Explain how gross domestic product is calculated using the income approach and the expenditure approach.
Compare the classical economic theory that was used prior to the Great Depression to the Keynesian theory used after the Great Depression.
Your response must be at least 200 words in length. No references or citations are required, but if any are used, they must be cited and referenced in APA Style.
Why does investment vary more than consumption from year to year? 100 words
Response to Rhenea 75 words
Investment tends to fluctuate more than consumption from year to year mainly because it is more sensitive to changes in the economy. While consumption usually remains stable because it is driven by people's basic needs and income levels, investment is influenced by outside factors like business confidence, interest rates, and expected returns. During economic uncertainty, companies might cut back on investments because they expect a lower demand in response to inflation. On the other hand, if the economy is in good shape, businesses may be more likely to invest because there is a greater chance they will see a return.
