solution? This answer should have a specific number with back up support. Letters, reports, and even short e-mail notes all indicate to others our ability to communicate. Since good writing follows clear thinking, others will form opinions about your ability and work ethic based upon written correspondence. Typographical errors, grammatical errors, misspelled words, or an awkward writing style dramatically reduce the impact of your work no matter how good the content. In particular, avoid jargon (see article by Alfred Kahn on Bureaucratese), and write in active, not passive voice. Individual HW’s: Like the Group HW’s, the Individual HW Questions are found at the back of each chapter, and are similar to those that will appear on the Final Exam. The assignments will be posted on blackboard a week before their due date. To make sure that you understand the material, try these questions on your own. If you cannot do them, you need help in the class. Ask questions in class. Ask questions of your classmates. Explain your answers to your friends or classmates (There is an old saying in economics—you never learn economics until you teach it to someone else.). You are allowed to discuss the questions with your classmates, but do Everything you turn in is to be not look at their written HW. your own work. Get help from classmates or from class TAs. If you would like to set up time with a TA to answer questions you have about the material, please email them directly (copy me on the e mail). Do not expect them to give you the answers or to verify that you have the right answer. Learning this material is hard work, and the only way you can learn it is by doing the questions yourself. If you cannot answer the question in less than 250 words, then you don’t understand the question. If you have any questions about grades submit your question in writing to me. Course Honor Code Policy Students are bound by the Honor Code and the following specific guidelines for all work in this course. All work is to be YOUR OWN, CREATED AND COMPLETED BY YOU ALONE. When in doubt, ask the professor. Specific Guidelines: The following describes the guidelines for Managerial Economics
solution? This answer should have a specific number with back up support. Letters, reports, and even short e-mail notes all indicate to others our ability to communicate. Since good writing follows clear thinking, others will form opinions about your ability and work ethic based upon written correspondence. Typographical errors, grammatical errors, misspelled words, or an awkward writing style dramatically reduce the impact of your work no matter how good the content. In particular, avoid jargon (see article by Alfred Kahn on Bureaucratese), and write in active, not passive voice. Individual HW’s: Like the Group HW’s, the Individual HW Questions are found at the back of each chapter, and are similar to those that will appear on the Final Exam. The assignments will be posted on blackboard a week before their due date. To make sure that you understand the material, try these questions on your own. If you cannot do them, you need help in the class. Ask questions in class. Ask questions of your classmates. Explain your answers to your friends or classmates (There is an old saying in economics—you never learn economics until you teach it to someone else.). You are allowed to discuss the questions with your classmates, but do not look at their written HW. Everything you turn in is to be your own work. Get help from classmates or from class TAs. If you would like to set up time with a TA to answer questions you have about the material, please email them directly (copy me on the e mail). Do not expect them to give you the answers or to verify that you have the right answer. Learning this material is hard work, and the only way you can learn it is by doing the questions yourself. If you cannot answer the question in less than 250 words, then you don’t understand the question. If you have any questions about grades submit your question in writing to me. Course Honor Code Policy Students are bound by the Honor Code and the following specific guidelines for all work in this course. All work is to be YOUR OWN, CREATED AND COMPLETED BY YOU ALONE. When in doubt, ask the professor. Specific Guidelines: The following describes the guidelines for Managerial Economics
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