A firm is attempting to evaluate the quality of its scale stuff and is trying to find an examination or series of tests that may reveal the potential for good perfoarmaence in scale. the firm is proposing to select a random sample of salespeople and will evalute each on 3 measures of performance: growth of scale,profitabolity of scales and new amount scale.Each of this measure will be measured on ascale for which a scoreof 100 indicates "average" performence.the firm is also proposing to give each of the subjects in the study aptitude test on creativity,Mechanical reasoning,abstract reasoning and methametical ability. Assume that you are statistical consultant and that firm has made an appointment with you to discuss the design and stastical analysis of theire study. outline a seris of question that you would ask theire represntatives to obtain detailed information and the inforamtion givenn so far indicate probable advice that you will be giving the firm.
In: Statistics and Probability
Select two criminal events from local newspapers and identify the four elements identified by the authors in the section "What Units of Analysis?"
( This question is from my reseach methods and statistics for criminal justice class )
In: Statistics and Probability
1. Metrosexual can be defined as:
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A. A new expression of heterosexual masculinity that is anti-sexist and anti-homophobic |
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B. A consumer identity that allows corporations in cosmetics and fashion to profit from male consumers |
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C. An identity that blurs definitional boundaries between gender identity and sexual identity |
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D. All of the above |
2. A social fact can be best defined as:
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A. something that is true for all societies. |
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B. anything, whether a material object or abstract idea, that has an impact on people and society because people believe in the social legitimacy of the thing. |
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C. something that is absolutely true for a particular culture. |
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D. None of the above |
3. A controversial (at the time) claim made by sexologists was that women were
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A. less sexual than men |
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B. just as sexual as men |
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C. more sexual than men |
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D. none of the above |
In: Psychology
Software Evolution:
1. Mention one reason why software change is unavoidable.
2. Suppose two system maintenance requests have emerged for the in-store automated
supermarket system in the following situations:
Situation 1: A new payment method (e.g., Bitcoins) is
needed to be added to the system.
Situation 2: This situation is based on the mix payment method where a customer can use
multiple methods of payments, such as cash and card, in a single transaction. Suppose a customer
decides to pay using cash and card. The customer first pays a portion of the full amount through
cash and then the balance using the card. In this case, it has been identified that the system
incorrectly charges the amount paid in cash from the card instead of the balance and completes
the transaction.
a. Specify what categories of system maintenance are described above.
b. Assume that you are performing an impact analysis of the changes. Identify a
consequence that could occur due to each of changes requested above.
In: Computer Science
Define the terms public health and health promotion.
What are the similarities and differences between the two?
What specific health promotion activity was provided in your community during the past one year and what was the beneficial result?
How did Healthy People 2020 develop and what is the purpose and goals of this program?
Over the years, the public health care system has evolved due to the numerous legislative and regulatory influences. These efforts are being illustrated as legislative and regulatory pressures on the form and function of the delivery system.
What current legislation has had the maximum impact on the way health care is provided?
What interest group(s) influenced the establishment of this legislation?
Mention an interest associated with a health care promotion or
wellness program that, according to you, had the greatest impact on
the people of the U.S. in the last three years. Provide a
description of this program.
The description should include the following details:
What were the activities actually associated with the program?
How was it reported in the media?
What was it about this program that had an impact on you?
What population was involved? Why do you think the specified population was involved in the program?
What do you think can be done by society to promote this program?
In: Nursing
Flip Flop Inc. (FFI) has a capacity to manufacture up to 100,000 flip flops annually in Canada. For next year, expected production and sales are 80,000 units with sale price of $10 per unit. The following costs are expected:
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Production and sales |
80,000 units |
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Direct materials used |
120,000 $ |
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Direct labour |
80,000 |
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MOH variable |
120,000 |
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MOH fixed |
280,000 |
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Selling expenses variable |
64,000 |
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Selling expenses fixed |
56,000 |
FFI received the following offers:
1. Africa Imports (AI) would like to purchase 10,000 units for $8.70 $ sale price per unit.
2. China Imports (CI) would like to purchase 20,000 units for $6.60 sale price per unit.
There will be no selling expenses on AI and CI orders. There will be no impact on regular sales in Canada.
a) Calculate the impact on FFI operating income if AI order is accepted.
b) Calculate the impact on FFI operating income if CI order is accepted.
c) Which offer should FFI accept? Why?
d) For the offer you recommend in c) above, mention and explain two qualitative factors FFI should consider before making the final decision.
In: Accounting
Paul is a police detective in Glasgow. He solves 70% of his murder cases. This is not a bad achievement considering that he only actively researches 30% of the cases. If he actively researches a case, he has a 90% chance of solving it.
2.1. Assuming that he solves a case, how likely is it that he
actively researched it?
2.2. If somebody answers 80% to question 2.1, what type of error is
he or she committing? Explain your answer.
Ten years later, Paul has set up his own private detective agency.
You are curious as to how much salary Paul is earning. You discuss
the case with your 12-year old son, who knows absolutely nothing
about salaries of private detectives, and he says: “I would not be
surprised if Paul earns a million dollars per year”. Ten minutes
later, when you are asked by a colleague how much you think that
Paul earns, you reply: “Probably a million dollars.'
2.3. Which bias is described in the story above?
Given his large success as a private detective, Paul wants to start
investing in the stock market. However, he is worried about the
occurrence of a new stock market bubble. Therefore, he actively
reads up on the Tech/Internet bubble burst that occurred in the
year 2000. This bubble was predicted by Alan Greenspan and Robert
Shiller well before the year 2000 when they argued that the market
could be described by the term “irrational exuberance”.
2.4. What does the term “irrational exuberance” mean?
In his job, Paul makes a lot of money from arbitrage. However,
one of the problems he has encountered is “noise-trader
risk”.
2.5. Explain the term noise-trader risk.
2.6. Mention and briefly describe two other factors that hamper
arbitrage.
In: Accounting
It is understandable why we have insurance to cover catastrophic losses. Not many of us have hundreds of thousands of dollars laying around. Interestingly, there are many individuals who have insurance to cover small expenses (i.e. dental. Vision). This will be the topic of this week’s discussion. First, discuss the reasons why a person would purchase insurance vs being self-insured. Next discuss why someone would choose to have coverage for a small claim. Be sure to briefly mention the three reasons listed in your textbook. Do you think the cost of the premium is worth it based upon how much it would cost out of pocket to get dental, vision, etc.?
In: Operations Management
It is understandable why we have insurance to cover catastrophic losses. Not many of us have hundreds of thousands of dollars laying around. Interestingly, there are many individuals who have insurance to cover small expenses (i.e. dental. Vision). This will be the topic of this week’s discussion. First, discuss the reasons why a person would purchase insurance vs being self-insured. Next discuss why someone would choose to have coverage for a small claim. Be sure to briefly mention the three reasons listed in your textbook. Do you think the cost of the premium is worth it based upon how much it would cost out of pocket to get dental, vision, etc.?
In: Operations Management
Write REFLECTIVE JOURNAL on 5 news articles related to Macroeconomics, GDP and Unemployment, Economic models, Fiscal and Monetary policy, and Foreign exchange and BoP. These articles should have a Summary and a Reflection of the article according to your opinion in which you should also mention to which topic articles match. Each article should have 150 words for summary and 200 words for reflection. Also, add diagrams at the end of each article to justify your reflection and to give a better view of the concept. Each article should also include a link from where it is taken and also add details of the writer of that particular article with date and time when it was written and published.
In: Economics