If price stability is the only goal of monetary policy, explain how monetary policy would be conducted during recessions.

According to the Europe Central Bank website, the treaty establishing the Europe community “makes dear that ensuring price stability is the most important contribution that monetary policy can make to achieve a favorable economic environment and a high level of employment.” If price stability is the only goal of monetary policy, explain how monetary policy would be conducted during recessions. Analyze both cases of a recession that is the result of a demand shock and the case of a recession that is the result of a supply shock.

Why do we classify offenders in the criminal justice system?Explain.

5-6 EMPIRICAL SOURCES with in-text citation No direct quotes Attached is an overview of the information to assist with writing. 7 pages Points to answer & focus on: 1. Why do we classify offenders in the criminal justice system? (Offenders: Sex Offenders, Violent Offenders, Psychopaths) 2. How do we often go about classifying offenders and what is the history of how these procedures/tools were developed? 3. Violent Offender Assessment: VRAG – Violence Risk Appraisal Guide – Who created it? What was the Original Sample? – Who can use the tool? – -Summarize how it is used (community or incarcerated offenders) – What behavior does it focus on? – How is the assessment conducted? – what are the outcomes it predicts? – How often is this tool used? 4. Why do we have assessments for specific types of criminal offenders? For example, why do we have assessments just for sex offenders? or violent offende

Moral Issues Related to Life and Death.Discuss.

Mrs. Jaansen is a Roman Catholic Christian 58 year old school teacher. Six weeks ago she suffered a stroke that left her with severe deficits. Her doctor told her family that, because of her injury, she will be unable to walk on her own, feed herself or be independent from full assistance for the remainder of her life. She remains in the hospital and has not communicated with her family in any way since the stroke. She is breathing on her own but will most likely experience unpredictable bouts of respiratory distress for the rest of her life, requiring future mechanical ventilation. She is receiving nutrients through a feeding tube, which was surgically inserted in her stomach. Her husband wants the doctor to remove the feeding tube and permit the effects of the stroke to take their natural course. He is sure that this is what his wife would want, especially in light of the grim diagnosis. He knows this not only from what she has told him in the past, but also because of her free and independent character. He believes that she would not want to live like this. The doctor is not comfortable removing the feeding tube because she believes it to be necessary to sustain life. Questions to consider in the case study: Do you think the husband’s request is reasonable? What do you think about the doctor’s response? If you were the husband how would your proceed? Do you think you can remove the feeding tube and still honor the sanctity of the patient’s life? What can you find in the teaching of the Catholic Church to help inform the patient’s caregivers so that they can decide on a course of action?