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Although Sabrina Shaw was a well-established artist in America, Ms. Shaw wanted to test her talents in Paris, France. Ms. Shaw's art is mostly abstract paintings; however, she wants to broaden her horizons in landscaping and brickwork from other artists. Love was not on Ms. Shaw's mind until she met Cincinnati. Cincinnati was a well-dressed gentleman who knew his way around chivalry and that is exactly what Ms. Shaw was attracted to. Little did she know Cincinnati had something else in mind other than love. Cincinnati wanted to put another notch in his belt of Brainless Hearts. Will Sabrina Shaw be the woman to change his ways or join him?

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Chapter 1: Sabrina Shaw Meets a Local of Paris, France

Paris, France Music Hall

It was 1892 a very hard year for single women in France. The Panama Canal

Company went bankrupt which involved 800,000 French people mainly single

women. 15000 single women lost their investments in stocks, bonds and founder

shares with the company totaling 1.8 billion in Gold Francs. None the less Ms.

Sabrina Shaw have never been to France and wanted to go there anyway

(Niedzwiecki, 1991). Meet Ms. Sabrina Shaw who is considered for her age very

mature in behavior. Ms. Shaw had arrived in France during the warmer months and

found herself a nice home near the Music Hall where Cincinnati spends most of his

time. The Music Hall attracted Ms. Shaw because of its brickwork. Ms. Shaw had

met a local and asked about the area. Hello Ms. Shaw said how are you doing

today? Very well the local replied. Ms. Shaw asked what kind of events does the

Music Hall have? The local replied mostly Orchestras during the summer

months. Ms. Shaw stated she enjoy music but her passion is Art. Ms. Shaw stated

she is an artist and wanted to gain some experience in brickwork from other

Artist. Ms. Shaw asked what the local's name and the he stated Cincinnati. Ms.

Shaw said very nice to meet you Cincinnati my name is Sabrina Shaw. Cincinnati

replied he had never seen her around the Music Hall before and is she from Paris,

France? Ms. Shaw replied she is from America and just arrived in Paris, France a few

weeks ago. Ms. Shaw had noticed that Cincinnati was very well dressed and really

didn't notice much else about Cincinnati's intentions with her. Meet Mr. Cincinnati a

local from Paris, France and an accomplished Pianist. Mr. Cincinnati have lived in

Paris, France all his life and knew his way around so he asked Ms. Shaw if she would

like for him to show her around? Ms. Shaw replied of course how about next week

she said? Cincinnati replied he has prior engagements next week but he will keep her

informed. Cincinnati asked Ms. Shaw if he can contact her later? Ms. Shaw replied

sure and gave him her address. Ms. Shaw was very excited she was going to get a

tour so soon of Paris, France. In the meantime, Ms. Shaw decided to take a short tour

of her new neighborhood while she waits on Cincinnati to contact her. Ms. Shaw was

quite taken with her neighborhood. Ms. Shaw thought the buildings are quite vintage

and wanted to paint one particular building and put her own twist to the building

appearance. Ms. Shaw wanted to paint this building to look sinister. Little did she

know that is exactly what Mr. Cincinnati had in mind for their time together in France.

When she met Cincinnati, it was only Monday so she spent most of her time getting

her new home together with paintings and furniture. Ms. Shaw had rented herself a

nice one-bedroom cottage with a nice view of the lake so she can be inspired by the

natural effects of nature. Oh! What a wonderful moonlight she said to herself. The

moon was glycinin off the shores. She thought she will setup her painting in that

particular area in her room. She began to sketch the beautiful waters and moonlight

just to test the inspiration of the room in her new Cottage. Her new home seems to

inspire her a great deal. She even thought to paint the Cottage and the surrounding

nature growing around the area of her new home. The days had gone past and Ms.

Shaw had taken a swim in her new lake the next day to do some thinking about her

new adventure next week. She thought about the buildings and the artwork she may

paint. She didn't have anything in particular she wanted to paint so she kept her mind

mostly on the tour itself. What a great swim she said as the day grew short. However,

she did not forget the building she saw around the Music Hall so Ms. Shaw began to

sketch her rendition of a beautiful Castle. A Castle she said sounds quite

exciting. She began to sketch the art by placing its foundation on a dark foggy night

with Ravens and Crows flying in the air. The Castle will stand out with Teal brick

that look quite dingy. The sky will be covered with smog as if it was going to rain

very violently. Ms. Shaw thought why not put some Wolves surrounding the

Castle. There she said this painting will look very sinister she chuckled. As the

painting dries Ms. Shaw began to unpack her clothes and place them in her closet and

drawers (Milne, 2018).

Chapter 2: Awkward Meeting

The Shopping Mall in the City of France

It was a nice and sunny Wednesday day. Ms. Shaw didn't know her way around

France but she needed to get food for herself. She journeyed to the city to go

shopping and what a surprise she ran unto Mr. Cincinnati. Well, hello she said to

him. What a wonderful surprise. Cincinnati replied very nice to see you again Ms.

Shaw how are you doing this fine day? Ms. Shaw replied very well thank you. She is

doing a little shopping for herself. Cincinnati replied that sound great. Cincinnati

said he had some business in the city with the Music Hall Director to set up for

himself. Ms. Shaw replied are you going to play at the Music Hall? Cincinnati

replied yes. Ms. Shaw replied she will like to attend and how can she obtain

tickets? Cincinnati replied don't worry he will give her tickets and she will be his

special guest. Fantastic! Ms. Shaw replied. Ms. Shaw asked since they are already in

the city would he like to begin the tour? Cincinnati replied he will have to keep the

original schedule which is next week to do the tour with her. Ms. Shaw was both

excited and disappointed because she wanted to continue talking to Cincinnati about

her artwork and plans to become a famous Artist in France. Cincinnati had the time

to do the tour but he wanted Ms. Shaw to continue to be eager to spend time with him

and it worked. Ms. Shaw was disappointed and excited at the same time but was able

to keep her composer because she didn't want Cincinnati to know just yet how she felt

about his decision to wait on the tour of France. So, Ms. Shaw replied to Cincinnati

alright then I will see you next week and continued her shopping. Ms. Shaw found

her some interesting items at the shopping stores. She said to herself she will find something to where on her tour with Cincinnati next week. Once she was done with

her shopping she headed back to her Cottage. It was nearly evening when she headed

back home. She made herself some dinner and went to bed. As she was laying there,

she began to think about the awkward meeting with Cincinnati. She thought to

herself how did he know she would be there in the city shopping; um. She began to

become fascinated with Cincinnati.

Chapter 3: Reeling Her In

France

In just meeting Cincinnati Ms. Shaw of course did not know much about him but she

knew how she was beginning to feel about their tour together the next week of

France. Cincinnati's occupation is a Pianist but Cincinnati has a secret addition to his

lifestyle that has not been revealed just yet. Although Ms. Shaw was very mature in

her behavior there are certain lifestyles, she is very naive about. The world is a big

place and not everyone is doing the same things in their life. Ms. Shaw was very

curious about Cincinnati but she said to herself it is a bit early to judge him. Ms.

Shaw began to set up her theme for her next portrait. It was now the next morning

Thursday in France and she was becoming very excited about her tour with

Cincinnati. She has bought herself a new dress and was ready to meet with him. She

thought to herself what a wonderful day for another swim. Ms. Shaw enjoyed

swimming because swimming helped her to focus on her next portrait. Once she got

finished swimming, she began to work in her yard and plant some flowers for the

summer months. She planted Roses, Orchids, Lilies and gardenias. She thought to

herself the colors will be inspiring. As the day went on Ms. Shaw listened to some

music. She enjoyed listening to Madam Butterfly because of its intense sound. The

area MS. Shaw lived in did not have very close neighbors. Her neighborhood houses

were very distant so she would have to travel very far to introduce herself to

them. MS. Shaw went to her bedroom to check on the painting she had made to see if

it was dry. She said to herself now that the painting is dry, she can hang the painting

on her Living Room wall right above her Couch. Her Living Room furniture is cream

in color with black throw pillows and a few floral print throw pillows. She also has

an area Rug with floral print as well. It was now the afternoon on Wednesday and Ms.

Shaw began to think about Cincinnati and what his intentions will be with her after

the tour.

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It is always important to make sure what you are about to measure is true

from the beginning. When measuring, there can be discrepancies surrounding each

question—for example, calculating a complete circle versus calculating a square.

A circle cannot be a square, and a square cannot be a circle. Each shape has its own

area, and finding those areas takes some measuring. Therefore, when you are asked

a question, all of the time there are theorems you must follow to prove the solution.

The Numeric Web

You ask, \"What is a numeric web?\" Well, a numeric web is random numbers or

a strategy that creates a maze with addition, subtraction, division, and multiplication

of alpha and/or numeric questions. At the end of that maze, there is a total or a

solution you must reach, therefore, creating a numeric web.

Defining economics

Economics is a social science and a process that provides information

concerning the activity of money flow surrounding individual activity as well

as business and governmental activity to assure the distribution of money flows

favorably for growth. Economics covers two parts—microeconomics, which is

concerned with individual activity within the economy; and macroeconomics,

which is concerned with the economy as a whole. A microeconomic decision is

influenced by the Macroeconomic decision.

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It is always important to make sure what you are about to measure is true

from the beginning. When measuring, there can be discrepancies surrounding each

question—for example, calculating a complete circle versus calculating a square.

A circle cannot be a square, and a square cannot be a circle. Each shape has its own

area, and finding those areas takes some measuring. Therefore, when you are asked

a question, all of the time there are theorems you must follow to prove the solution.

The Numeric Web

You ask, \"What is a numeric web?\" Well, a numeric web is random numbers or

a strategy that creates a maze with addition, subtraction, division, and multiplication

of alpha and/or numeric questions. At the end of that maze, there is a total or a

solution you must reach, therefore, creating a numeric web.

Defining economics

Economics is a social science and a process that provides information

concerning the activity of money flow surrounding individual activity as well

as business and governmental activity to assure the distribution of money flows

favorably for growth. Economics covers two parts—microeconomics, which is

concerned with individual activity within the economy; and macroeconomics,

which is concerned with the economy as a whole. A microeconomic decision is

influenced by the Macroeconomic decision.

Macroeconomics: Monetary policy

Monetary policy focuses on the policies of the US Federal Reserve.

Example

1. Households

2. Workers

3. Business firms

Example

1. Financial growth in the standard of living

2. Unemployment

3. Inflation

4. Trade balances

Macroeconomics: Fiscal policy

Fiscal policy focuses on governmental spending and taxes determined by a

nation's legislative body, which is the US Congress and the executive branch,

which also originates the federal budget.

Example

1. Governmental spending

2. Taxes

3. Federal budget

Microeconomics

Microeconomics does not focus on monetary or fiscal policies; rather,

microeconomics focuses on actions within an economy.

Three economic theories

1. Keynesian economics is a theory of total spending in the economy and its

effect on output and inflation. Keynesian economics was used to refer to

the concept that optimal economic performance could be achieved and

economic slumps can be prevented by influencing aggregated demand

through activist's stabilization and economic intervention policies by the

government. Keynesian economics is considered a demand-side theory

that focuses on changes in the economy over the short run.

2. Milton Friedman is a theory that opposes the Keynesian theory. He

theorized that there existed a natural rate of unemployment and argued that

unemployment below that rate will cause will cause inflation to accelerate.

He also argued that the Phillips Curve was in the long run vertical at the

natural rate and predicted what would become to be known as stagflation.

Friedman promoted an alternative macroeconomic viewpoint known as

monetarism. He continued to argue that a steady small expansion of the

money supply was the preferred policy.

3. Irving Fisher is a theory that describes the relationship between inflation

and both real and nominal interest rates. He argues that the real interest rate

equals the nominal interest rate minus the expected inflation rate.

Financial growth in the standard of living (macro)

It is national income related to wages, profits, interest, rents, and pension

payments at an annual rate.

Federal budget (macro)

It is an excess of the federal deficit also known as a cash flow.

Households (micro)

Unemployment (macro)

It is a period of slow economic growth also known as stagnation.

They are an individual or firm employees in a business.

Workers (micro)

Inflation (macro)

monthly or annually.

Labor is a measure of the work done by a human being.

It is the rate of change in the prices index at an accelerated rate calculated

Business firm (micro)

It is a commercial organization that operates on a for-profit basis and participates

in selling goods and services to consumers.

Balance of trade (macro)

It is the difference in value over some time of a country's import and export of

merchandise. A nation's balance of trade is favorable when its exports exceed its

import.

Government spending (macro)

It is a federal deficit that causes prices to increase also known as inflation.

Taxes (macro)

It is the annual revenue that the state or municipalities collects and receives

into the treasury for public use.

Determining the level of activity in society (macro)

What determines how many goods and services a nation actually produces?

The answer is a nation's balance of trade.

What determines how many jobs are available in an economy? The answer

is national income, also known as the y-axis, which is important in seeing gross

domestic product (GDP). The total output in an economy and also used to measure

the change in the activity of an economy.

What determines a nation's standard of living? The answer is inflation and

stagnation.

What causes the economy to speed up or slow down? The fiscal policy.

What causes firms to hire more workers or to lay workers off? The actions

within the economy.

What causes the economy to grow over the long term? When a nation's balance

of trade exceeds in export.

With that being said, there is a need for an estimate of 1,541 more skilled

workers in America.

Logical proofs

It is the capability of showing a line of reasoning that shows how a conclusion

can be reached with an accepted proposition.

Techniques using derivatives

It involves using a slope and fractional exponents to interact within linear and

exponential equations.

Social behavior in a quantitative way (micro)

Social behavior can be proven through dependent variable expressions whose

value depends on the independent variable f(x) = y where (y) is the dependent

variable.

Example: Solving for \"b (to what degree)\"

Derive the value of the slope of a line using the linear equation y = a + bx

where in this equation \"a\" is a whole number and \"b\" is a variable.

The estimation of increasing and decreasing social behavior

It is figuring, to some degree, the amount of how many skilled workers are

needed or not and/or if the number of skilled workers has met its equilibrium. The

application of derivatives is needed.

Example

f(x) = y

y = f(x)

90 = -23(67)

90 = -23Ã—67

90 = -1541

Since f(x0) is decreasing, then f(x0) < 0. Then is also at x1, < x0, < x2 on your

graph.

With that being said, there is a need for an estimate of 1,541 more skilled

workers in America.

Techniques using derivatives

It involves using a slope and fractional exponents to interact within linear and

exponential equations.

Example: Solving for \"b (to what degree)\"

Derive the value of the slope of a line using the linear equation y = a + bx

where in this equation \"a\" is a whole number and \"b\" is a variable.

Example

Y= a + bx

Y= aâˆš2 + bx

Y= ax + bâˆš2

Y= aâˆš2 + bâˆš2

Y= aâˆš2(x) + bâˆš2(x)

Y= a (67) + b (33)

Y= 67 + 33

Y= 67 - b = 90

b = -23%

The Economic Institute Policy estimates ways in which globalization affects

American workers and employers.

Example

The US lost 3.2 million in manufacturing jobs (2001–2013). That's a 67% loss

due to unskilled workers.

The demand for skilled workers from 1995 to 2015 is 90%.

These are the five categories America's export depended on at that time to

keep the value of its export at a satisfactory level:

1. Computers—12%

2. Electronic parts—8%

3. Textile—3%

4. Apparel—5%

5. Furniture—5%

However, since that did not happen, b = -23%, which means a demand for

skilled workers is still needed.

Pursuing the economy's macroeconomic health

Three important goals

1. Growth in the standard of living

2. Low inflation

3. Low unemployment

How can macroeconomic policy be used to pursue these three important

goals? The answer is enforcing the monetary policy (Federal Reserve, the nation's

lending) and the fiscal policy (Federal Budget, the government spending).

To what extent can the government fix economic issues?

According to Key Key and the Spider on Economics, if the government lowers

the taxes owed on each employee hired at a business firm that can possibly help with

a higher full-time employment rate. There would be fewer layoffs and extended

stays with one business firm. Furthermore, if the fees the employment agencies

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