Building Partnerships and How Collaborations Succeed Discussion

November 11, 2022

I’m working on an economics question and need an explanation and answer to help me learn.

Instructions

The three videos reference how collaborations succeed or fail.

Is there a relationship between the success or failure of a collaboration and understanding where the collaboration falls on the spectrum? Why?
How can a small organization who wishes to collaborate with a large organization like Microsoft, ensure there is equal footing or lack of dominance by the larger partner? What steps could you take to ensure your smaller organization would not be overtaken or acquired by the larger organization? Even if the organization size doesn’t have the same disparity as a small firm vs. Microsoft, how do you ensure there is not a dominant partner?
In the check list for collaboration (see PowerPoint) it states to ask your partner were your collaboration falls on the spectrum. Why is this important?
What other basic ground work should you consider before even beginning the conversation about collaboration?

Economics & Spending Questions

I’m working on an economics writing question and need an explanation and answer to help me learn.

When the economy is at the recovery stage, both output gap and growth rate are positive? True/ False? Please Explain.
Assume that input prices decrease and the government decides to cut spending. In this scenario, what would happen to output (Y), the overall price (P), and unemployment (U)? Please illustrate these changes on a graph.
Please discuss the impact of monetary policy tightening with regards to both unemployment and inflation with respect to both the short run and long run?
Assume that the unemployment rate (U) equals 8 %. Suppose that the natural rate of unemployment (U*) equals 5 % and the coefficient? is 0.6. Use Okun’s law to answer the following: A. Find the output gap ratio to the potential output? B. If the potential output equals 160, calculate the actual output?
On a graph, show the impact of the permanent the economy supply shock on unemployment and inflation in the long run and in the short run?

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