I have a Master's in Agricultural Economics. I am thinking about teaching high school what do I need to do?
Q. I am interested in teaching Math, finance, economics, or accounting. I have a full time job and I would like to do whatever it takes to get licensed in the state of Nebraska in my spare time. Any suggestion would help! Thank you
Asked by laceyseibert - Wed Nov 5 11:59:09 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Go to your County School Board website. Each State/ County requires different criteria.
Answered by Sarah - Wed Nov 5 12:01:14 2008

May you please asist me with topic of seminar in agricultural economics with objectives and table of contents.
Q. it must be related to agricultural economics.
Asked by sitshumane - Tue Jul 31 14:20:51 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Erm you're asking me to do too much work for you, but I can suggest topics; Why has what is grown here changed over time? Government aid for farmers and free markets?
Answered by Curious Orange - Tue Jul 31 20:11:36 2007

how can i get a scholarship to study masters in agricultural economics in the USA, CANADA OR UK?
Q. I am currently a student in Ghana and have a second class upper first degree in agricultural technology
Asked by PHILIP Z - Sat Mar 15 09:10:25 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. high schools offer scholarships, at least mine does. check with your guidance counselor
Answered by M - Sat Mar 15 09:17:49 2008

i want to have my Master degree in agricultural economics and management at finland who offer free tution fees?
Q. Free tuition schools in finland
Asked by PurpleDove66880 - Mon Apr 13 19:35:44 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Every school is free of tuition fees at the moment. Application dates are over for this year so it has to be next year.
Answered by J - Thu Apr 16 16:22:45 2009

How can I get into I.T. as a career?I've a degree in agricultural economics & yrs customer service in a bank
Q. How can I get into I.T. as a career?I've a degree in agricultural economics & yrs customer service in a bank
Asked by RYTHM B - Thu Oct 19 13:16:29 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. First, I've been in IT for 16 years. Second, I would suggest that you talk with people that have been in IT for several years to determine a) how they got started b) what's it like c) how much they earn, etc. This is a very inexpensive way to determine if you really want to get into IT. Third, you may have to pick-up some college courses depending on what discipline (programming, security, network, etc.) that you're going into. Scott...
Answered by Scott C - Thu Oct 19 13:26:15 2006

what are the jobs/career/employment outlook for communication and minor in agribusiness economics?
Q. my major is communication and minor in agricultural business economics.. what are the possible jobs i can get with this combined degree?? my goal is to get a job like Marketing research... or business to business market research... so can i still get jobs related to this area with the degrees i am perusing need serious opinion... please help...
Asked by bhumi - Wed Mar 26 22:12:42 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Sorry I don't know job titles exactly but seems like you have a good start! >3
Answered by shh - Wed Mar 26 22:24:16 2008

What is the benefits of diversifying the economics?
Q. I know the potential sustaintable sectors are agricultural,manufacturin g,tourism,construction and services. Can I know what is the benefits of diversifying the economics of a country?
Asked by Dolphie - Thu Mar 4 12:49:53 2010 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments

What are some specific examples of sudden rises or falls in agricultural commodity prices?
Q. This is for an economics assignment. Looking for some specific examples of sudden rises or falls in any agricultural commodities. This could be due to political unrest, or adverse weather conditions or a natural disaster,etc. Something along those lines which would cause a rapid change in prices. Thank you in advance.
Asked by Hal - Thu Oct 9 06:19:09 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Right now the crops have suffered greatly in America's midwest due to the flooding earlier from summer and spring. This increases the price of corn/livestock feed/biofuel (from corn) which in turn rises the cost of pork/beef/anything else that is raised out there. I would focus on that because it affects the whole world, we are (US) the 2nd largest pork exporter in the world. If this country's prices increase so does everyones. So while fertilizer companies, anti fungucide companies,insecticide companies may make out because of increased need for their product. Demand for the corn would be at an all time high and thus the price goes up.
Answered by Nicoletta - Thu Oct 9 10:17:35 2008

strategies employed in Nigeria to enhance agricultural development in nigeria?
Q. i want to know if any thing has been done to enhace agricultural development in nigeria.if governmemnt has thought or brought any policies into place that will improve all the sectors of agriculture(Forestry and wildlife,FISHERIES,Agrono my animal science,Agricultural economics and extension)in terms of policies,laws e.t.c.if any advancement has actually taken place since the independence till this time.if for sure we can say that nigeria is really moving forward,stagnant or going backwards
Asked by babygirl - Tue Apr 4 17:23:29 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The following strategies have been employed by successive governments: 1. Subsidised Fertilser. 2. Construction of silos 3. Loans for Mechanised Agriculture. 4. Establishment of the Nigeran Agricultural Cooperative Bank. 5. Funding of various research projects and institutes such as IAR, NAERLS, NAPRI etc
Answered by seyolad_57 - Sat Apr 8 16:25:53 2006

what are some temp agencies in Pittsburgh, PA that specializes in finding jobs for Agriculture majors?
Q. I wanted to know if there are temp agencies in Pittsburgh, PA that cater towards people who have degrees in Agribusiness Management and Agricultural Economics. Want to utilize my degrees
Asked by asap1908 - Thu Jan 7 00:58:39 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

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Answered by the long shot - Thu Jan 7 08:11:12 2010

Why is it that when human blood cells mature, they lost their own nucleus? why?
Q. this is for zoology 1. i am a college student taking BS Agricultural Economics at University of the Philippines Los Banos. i just want to gather answers for this questions. thanks.
Asked by genesis - Fri Jul 3 11:18:47 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. First of all... your question should not be anthropomorphic... it should be why mammals lose their red blood cell nucleus when they mature. A good explanation is at:
Answered by DrJ - Fri Jul 3 11:45:51 2009

Can someone help me explain the different in Majoring In Economics?
Q. Please visit Can someone tell me the major differences and how I should choose? The following majors are available at university campuses for the selected discipline. The campuses that offer the major are identified next to each major name. Click a campus abbreviation next to a major to see more information about that major. Agricultural Studies B.A. Concentration in Agricultural Business/Economics (CSUSTAN) Business Administration B.S. (CSUMB) Business Administration B.S. with Business Economics Option (CSULA) Business B.S. (CSUCI) Business Economics (Pre) B.A. (UCLA) Business Economics B.A. (CSULB, UCI) Economics (Pre) B.A. (UCLA) Economics - Political Economy Option B.A. (CSUSB) Economics A.B. (UCD) Economics and Mathematics (joint… [cont.]
Asked by Cooger - Mon Jan 14 20:41:05 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. It's too long to explain here how each major differs from the others. U should see your counsellor and find out what your aptitudes are: what subjects do you learn easily? What things do you like to do? Ideally, you and your counsellor will find a subject area that you reallyl like, do well (have an aptitude for), and that's in demand in the labor market. For example, if you like mathematics and computers, and like solving problems, then maybe computer programming's for you. On the other hand, if you love animals, then perhaps agricultural studies are what you should go into. Whatever field it is, it should be one that (a) you can do really, really well, (b) you love to do, and would even do it for free if you didn't have to make a living, [cont.]
Answered by Burin K - Thu Jan 17 08:23:07 2008

Has anybody studied deminshing returns of co2 in the atmosphere?
Q. I know from my study of agriculture and economics (my degree is in agricultural economics) that any variable input results in diminishing returns when input is added at a higher and higher level. Has anyone studied atmospheric co2 in this manner? In agriculture, which is a natural science, if any variable (such as water or nitrogen) results in diminishing returns when added at higher and higher levels. I have received the same results in econometric models when variables are added when building econometric models. My hypothesis is that increasing levels of atmospheric co2 will result in global cooling not global warming. Any comments? Any research in this area?
Asked by bobby_burk - Sat Jun 9 19:15:04 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The point you make about diminishing returns is correct but increasing greenhouse gas levels won't lead to global cooling, instead any increase will lead to increased global warming on a scale tending to zero. However, long before the zero point was reached we'd have all died from asphyxiation. The three gases nitrogen, oxygen and argon account a little over 99.9% of the atmosphere, these do not contribute to global warming. Carbon dioxide and all other GHGs make up about 0.05% of the atmosphere so there's massive potential for increasing the levels of GHGs. There's also massive potential for increasing the amount of gas in the atmosphere - this would just lead to an expansion of the atmosphere further into space and higher pressures.… [cont.]
Answered by Trevor - Sat Jun 9 21:46:42 2007

Do you think the reason Napoleon considered England a "nation of shop-keepers" is down to economics?
Q. England and France have similar populations (probably quite close in the early 19th century too) but France has twice the area. Also, France has a far higher % of her GDP dedicated to agricultural goods. As a result, if you think about it, large markets which draw in people from a huge area (largely devoid of shops) are more likely to be popular in France; and shops which produce tertiary (manufactured) products, and which can depend on their densely-populated surroundings, are more likely to occur in England. Right?
Asked by rage997 - Fri Dec 15 22:16:15 2006 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I don't think he meant it to be analysed literally. I think he meant petty-minded, penny-counting, short-sighted. In contrast to the image of the French as cultured, refined, interested in the meaning of life. Ask anyone in Europe who is not British or French how many British and how many French composers (classical music), painters, great novelsits or philosophers they could name and the French will win as fast as Australians win cricket matches. It was showing politically in his time in the way Britain collected colonies: "trade follows the flag". Britain was not militaristic and imperialist like France, and she did in 1810 already generate about a third of the world's GDP. Britain was simply more money-minded, less visionary than… [cont.]
Answered by MBK - Tue Dec 19 02:49:31 2006

what is meant by agricultural diversification ?
Q. thanking you all for answering to this. this is regarding my subject economics. class 11th kind regards
Asked by sanjusisodia - Sat Jan 27 13:41:29 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Changing crops each year to replenish the soil.
Answered by Barkley Hound - Sat Jan 27 13:44:40 2007

How many mates is natural for humans?
Q. We know human mating and childrearing systems are constantly adjusting to levels of technology, population density, deployment of males and females in production and local enviromental conditions. For example where there is an abundance of land and a shortage of labor polygomy prevails so that men can become properous by adding additional wives and children ( Utah last century). At the opposite extreme polyandry represents an adjustment to scarcity of agricultural resources, 2 or 3 brothers may share one wife to cut down on heirs to the land (Tibet). Monogomy tends to fit in between the two and of course we have simple promiscuity with high divorce rates in the west today. I guess cultural may play as large a role as economics in all… [cont.]
Asked by wanda gag - Sun Dec 3 01:16:01 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. wanda, your qn is expertly put. but all that is already thoroly reasearched and studied by anthropos, psychos, socios, economs.and medicos like havelok ellis. and conitinuously updated . simple answer is one to one. but if there are 10 singles in the locale, then how?adultery fornication incest prostituition. naturally.Lots daughters. Jacobs son. Solomons 2000 harem with 10,000 men preying on them;plus the queen sheba. There are tribes/cultures practicing polyandry in india without any any any sort of fuss like in the western mind.
Answered by pradhangeorge - Sun Dec 3 02:12:09 2006

What are current EU surpluses?
Q. I was trying to explain an agricultural economics point to my mother and she insisted on knowing what agricultural products are currently in surplus in the EU.
Asked by Curious Orange - Sun Aug 26 11:04:04 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Currently the EU is investigating 9 member states of the EU of having an unusually large number of surplus stocks in Dairy products, meat, sugar and fruit and vegetables. As shown in the link 5 have been fined already
Answered by zeggy - Sun Aug 26 12:11:29 2007

Question abaut the economics?
Q. 1. How do price floors in agriculture set by the federal government change equilibrium prices and quantities? 2. Do you think agricultural price floors are good for the economy? Why? 3. How can Priceline.com offer prices on hotels and airline tickets that are 40% and 50% below the retail prices? 4. If you were a producer would you prefer to operate under perfect competition or some other product market? 5. Why might a firm continue to produce at a loss in the short run instead of shutting down? Can you give an example of this practice?
Asked by European Hair Extension - Sun Mar 2 23:11:05 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Greedy, aren't you. Five completely unrelated questions as one. I'll give you an answer only to #4. In spite of claims to be in favor of competition, every business prefers that while its vendors and suppliers be under perfect competition the business itself has a monopoly. This makes sense. Wouldn't you prefer to have high profits while paying the least possible for everything you have to buy? So my question is why did you even have to ask this question? Isn't the answer obvious if you just think about it?
Answered by simplicitus - Wed Mar 5 02:00:45 2008

Micro or Macro Economics for Engineering Student?!?
Q. I need to know which economics i should take. I know nothing about economics. I am almost a junior in college about to transfer to the University of Georgia for Agricultural Engineering. I am not planning on opening my own business one day and I am planning to get a masters in Agricultural engineering, not business. I am good at math, but I am sick of it if you get my drift, so I am pretty much looking for the one that I can sail through easily and lazily, cause up until now I have had my share of nerve racking classes and they're only going to get worse at UGA.
Asked by Ham Wallet - Mon Apr 20 18:07:40 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Take Macro as a general intro to the field. As an engineer, this will actually come quite naturally for you. You can always take micro, if interested, later. But get the macro concepts first.
Answered by Allen - Mon Apr 20 18:19:50 2009

Where is a good place in Washington D.C. to get a prestigious internship easily.?
Q. I am going to Washington D.C. next fall and I need to find an internship. I want to go into Economics Or Agricultural Government.
Asked by Evan - Sat Dec 26 15:59:38 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. education.mypressonline.c om - I found such internship info here. It has lots of internships, job openings and scolarships for college students.
Answered by Tom - Tue Dec 29 06:19:26 2009