assets-

watch video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UyoFu2G1z9Y

• Per the video, what is the difference between assets you invest in and assets you buy?
• What are some examples of assets (things you own) that depreciate slowly? How about personal assets that depreciate slowly?

venezuelan crisis-

watch video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NU0RqwweuWY&t=1s

Address the following in your post:

1. explain why you think Venezuela is experiencing hyperinflation? (1,000,000% -- that's absurd!) Where did the country go wrong in terms of the source of hyperinflation? If you were a policy maker, what would you recommend they do to tame hyperinflation? Can your suggestion(s) be easily implemented? Identify at least two obstacles you would face in implementing the policy.
2. Describe some of the long-run economic impacts you expect from this enormous exodus of Venezuelans from their home country.
   • Some ideas: Think about the impact on Venezuela itself, on Colombia, on other nations near and far. Think about who (in terms of skill, education, wealth, etc) is likely to end up in a neighboring country versus in a country further away. What are some of the impacts on a country's ability to produce? Growth rates? Benefits to receiving nations? Resource strain? Intergenerational effects? Feel free to discuss any economic impacts you think are relevant. Think of both benefits and costs, never forgetting that fundamentally these are factor flows (i.e., labor going form one place to another) with host countries taking in citizens with the potential to pay taxes.

Your analysis should be based on solid economic fundamentals

advice for future students-

Taking classes online can be challenging and many students have limited experience with this mode of course delivery. Do you have any words of wisdom for future students?

please answer all questions thank you