Refer to the project charter from Chapter 3, WBS in Chapter 7, and the project schedule in Chapter 8. The initial scope as identified in the project charter is mentioned below:

Building a single-family, partially custom-designed home as required by Mrs. and Mr. John Thomas on Strath Dr., Alpharetta, Georgia. The single-family home will have the following features:

3,200 square-feet home with 4 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms

Flooring hard wood in the first floor, tiles in the kitchen and bathrooms, carpet in bedrooms

Granite kitchen countertops, GE appliances in the kitchen

3-car garage and external landscaping

Ceiling 10 in first floor and vaulted 9 ceilings in bedrooms

After developing the WBS and the project schedule using the CPM method, you were asked to identify resources for all the activities identified in the schedule. To begin, you need to identify all the available resources in-house and resources required externally. One of the promising practices is to develop a resource breakdown structure (RBS). Once the RBS is completely developed, please perform the following tasks:

Tasks to Complete

Analyze resource constraints (the same resource may be required for two or more activities at the same time) based on resource availability.

Answer Questions #1-2 on the basis of the following: P1 = 10- Q1 [Subscript 1 refers to MWTP in dollars in the current year] MC1 = AC1 = $3 P, = 10-Q2 [Subscript 2 refers to MWTP in dollars next year] MC, = AC2 = $3 Q1 + Q2 = 10 [Finite Resource constraint] 1. Assume zero discount rate and select the false statement from the following: A) In an unregulated free market equilibrium (assume zero discount rate), the current year will use 7 units of resources and the next year will use 3 units of resources. B) An unregulated free market will not lead to sustainable allocation of resources between current generation and future generations. The total net benefit in an unregulated free market will be $29. With sustainable allocation, the total net benefit will be $45. 2. Assume zero discount rate and select the false statement from the following: A) The optimal tax-rate is $2. We can call the optimal tax-rate as user fee per unit of Q. B) At the sustainable allocation point, the net marginal benefit of the current- year is equal to the net marginal benefit of the next year. C) The net marginal benefit (based on difference between $5 and $3) is $2 at the sustainable allocation point. D) At the sustainable allocation point, the net marginal benefit of current year must be higher than that in the future years. Answer Questions #3-4 on the basis of the following: The inverse market demand function of a private good is P =60 - 0.5Q. The supply function (based on marginal private costs) is P = 0.5Q. The supply function (based on marginal social costs) is P = 20 + 0.5Q, which reflects higher costs due to damage costs.consider the following graph. The world market price under free trade is $6. 15 Price S Austria A b C 6 D Quantity 9 12 18 24 27Which of these tasks is performed by a staff? , r a. Directing others \\_/ V b. Delegating authority - c. Use punishments and sanctions \\_, ,9 d. Assisting other employees Question 29 Not yet answered Marked out of 1.00 l7 Flag question Communication can be categorized as a. Verbal communication and non- verbal communication b. Verbal communication only :Vr c. Nonverbal communication only d. Neither verbal nor non-verbal communication O QUESTION 3 Jason has $100,000 to invest in a savings account. He has two options: Option A earns 4% interest compounded quarterly, and Option B earns 3.994 interest compounded continuously. Which account will be more valuable after 10 years? O Option A O Option B QUESTION 4 These two questions Jason has $100,000 to invest in a savings account. He has two options: Option A earns 49% interest compounded quarterly Option B earns 3.99% Interest compounded continuously. How much more money will be in the more valuable account after 10 years? Send a chat Click Save and Submit to save and submit. Click Save All Answers to save all answers. Saye All O