Kindly solve the following questions

2.Please explain what is the ReSOLVE (six business actions) model for circular economy? Give one example and company for each action. You can use online sources to find company examples.Points: 10

3.Draw Carroll's CSRO pyramid model and explain how it is used. Give examples of each type of responsibility for companies either in the fashion industry or the mining industry. In addition to examples in your textbook, you can use online sources to find company examples. (The figure does not count towards word length. Do not repeat what the figure says)Points: 10

4.Draw Klettner et al (2014)'s process model for the governance of corporate responsibility and explain its use. Make sure to give examples of Australian companies for each of the 4 stages. (The figure does not count towards word length. Do not repeat what the figure says) Word length: . Points: 10

5.Apply Oxfam's " A safe and just space for humankind" framework to evaluate how sustainable is a country of your choice. b) and c) at your convenience.

You are required to:

a)Draw the "safe and just space for humankind" doughnut, explain what it means and what environmental ceilings have been already trespassed. (The figure does not count towards word length. Do not repeat what the figure says) - 5 points.

b)Use online source and module content to find the ecological footprint and overshoot day of your country of choice in 2019. Was your country of choice using more resources than its fair share? Justify your answer -5 points.

c)Approximately indicate how far below your country of choice is in two of the social foundations.

For these two foundations, you should explain why they are important, and what indicators did you use to assess how far /close your country is. Use online sources and course content to find the data needed for the indicators. Each student has a different combination of dimensions, based on the last two numbers in the student number and the table below. Use the table to find which dimensions to assess,

So, for instance Student Number 876540, should do Education (last number 0) and Health Care (penultimate number 4). Note that you must make sure you select a country with availability of data for the social foundations that you need to assess.Also note that answers using a different social foundation than it corresponds to the student number will be graded as zero.

1 Regulating Q vs. regulating p The process of tanning leather creates toxic byproducts that pollute the local water supply. Suppose that a city's tanneries (i.e., producers) compete in a perfectly competitive market, facing demand given by p(Q) = 120-Q and a constant (private) marginal cost of 30. Leather production causes external damage equal to D(@) = 1Q2. a. Draw a clearly labeled graph representing this market. Your graph should include: . The private marginal benefit curve (i.e., the demand curve) . The private marginal cost curve (i.e., the supply curve) . The marginal damage curve . The social marginal cost curve Include axis labels for all points where these curves intersect each other or the axes. b. On your graph from part a, mark the competitive quantity (Q.) and price (p.). Shade in the dead weight loss and compute its area. Then calculate the total surplus (by first computing the consumer surplus, producer surplus, and total external damage). c. Find the socially optimal quantity (Q.). What is the marginal damage at Q.? What is the social marginal cost? What is the willingness to pay of the marginal consumer? d. Suppose that the city sets a market-wide quota equal to Q.. (For instance, if there are NV firms, the city could allow each firm to sell up to " units.) Compute the total surplus. (Hint: the change in total surplus relative to part b should equal the original dead weight loss.) Would the tanneries support this policy? Why or why not? e. Now suppose that the city decides to switch from a quota to a Pigouvian tax. In class, we saw that the government can ensure that the socially optimal quantity is produced by imposing an appropriate corrective tax on producers, Suppose instead that the city imposes a specific tax f on consumers for each unit they purchase. Find the value to that results in the socially optimal amount Q, being produced.*7. The Saga Food Company produces one type of frozen dinner sold directly to consumers and to restaurants. The demand and marginal revenue functions for Saga's frozen dinner by consumers (market 1) and restaurants (market 2) are, respectively, = 160 - 10P, or P = 16-0.10, and MR, = 16 - 0.2Q, 22 = 200 -20P, or P, = 10-0.050, and MR, = 10-0.102 Saga's total cost function is Dinve TC = 120 + 40 Draw a figure showing (a) the demand, marginal revenue, and marginal cost curves faced by the firm; (b) the best level of output of the firm and how the firm should distribute sales in each market in order to maximize total profits with third-degree price discrimination; (c) the price and total revenue of the firm in each market with third-degree price discrimination; (d) the profit per unit and in total with third-degree price discrimination; and (e) the output, price, total revenue, and profit per unit and in total in the absence of price discrimination