Larry London (LL) buys a computer with his new store
credit card at Greatest Get (GG). GG immediately sells the right to
receive monthly payments from LL to a finance company, Friendly
Finance (FF). Unfortunately for LL, the computer stops working
three months after he purchased it. As GG won’t return his calls
regarding his broken PC, LL stops making payments. Long story
short, all stakeholders (LL, GG, and FF) are fed up with each
other’s behavior; they all lawyer up.
you represent GG
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Explain FOUR (4) competencies that should be developed among the staff to make them more effective at work. Describe some practices in your organization that may enhance the staffs’ competencies.
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Discuss Max Weber’s addition to Karl Marx’s ideas
about Conflict Theory. Explain how
Max Weber’s ideas blend into the debate about the COVID-19 pandemic
with specific
reference to Africa.
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: Imagine you are a human resource manager for an insurance company. Create 5 policies for new technology health, safety discipline and grievances?
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Examine the fundamental causes of a nation’s business cycle fluctuations. Also, examine the relationship between total spending by government and consumers in a nation and the location of the countries’ GDP on the business cycle?
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Question 8:
Please explain all your reasoning and show all your work (including mathematical formulas).
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Question 6:
Fill in the blank entries in the table. All values are in millions.
Country |
Adult Population |
Labour Force |
Employed |
Unemployed |
Unemployment Rate |
Labour-Force Participation Rate |
Japan |
108.12 |
63.79 |
3.20 |
|||
France |
25.98 |
2.45 |
56.4 percent |
|||
Germany |
69.17 |
39.75 |
8.08 percent |
Please show all work (including mathematical formulas).
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Question 5:
The country of Pantherville produces two goods: footballs and basketballs. Below is a table showing prices and quantities of output for three years:
Year |
Price of Footballs |
Quantity of Footballs |
Price of Basketballs |
Quantity of Basketballs |
Population Pantherville |
Year 1 |
$10 |
120 |
$12 |
200 |
100 |
Year 2 |
12 |
200 |
15 |
300 |
110 |
Year 3 |
14 |
180 |
18 |
275 |
130 |
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One of the classic debates in the popular press is whether all buzz or word of mouth—positive and negative—is good for a brand. Some feel that “any press is good press” and that if people are talking, that is a good thing. Others challenge that notion and say the content of the dialogue is what really matters.
Take a position: “All news is good news” and any buzz is helpful for a brand versus. The content of buzz can make or break a brand.
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Suppose the wheat market is perfectly competitive. As such which of the following would be true? A. The market will maximize welfare for economic agents. B. The market will provide economic profits to all the sellers. C. The market will maximize consumer surplus and minimize producer surplus. D. All of the other answers are incorrect E. The market will minimize total cost.
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Decide American Apparel: Drowning in Debt? A TOW analysis. Please type
1 Perform a TOWS analysis of the company. This should accomplish the following:
2 Identify threats to the organization and opportunities in the external environment that the organization can capitalize on.
3 Identify the strengths and weaknesses in the organization. What does it do well? What could it do better?
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Compare the theories of Paul A. Samuelson, J.M Buchanan and M. Olson. Provide your answer with 1500 words and graphs
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