List three control risk of ANZ, explain why, state in detail.
In: Finance
A client, Todd Jones, has told you that he has heard that a Section 529 account could help him save for his daughter's education expenses. He is interested in saving not only for her college costs but also the costs of her attending a private high school. Todd is a New York State resident. Write a memorandum to your client explaining how Section 529 accounts work, including the Federal and New York State tax benefits of establishing and funding such an account. Also explain the changes made to Section 529 plans enacted by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017.
The paper should be 1½ to 2 pages in length (typed, double space), plus an additional page containing a bibliography of articles/sources consulted in writing your paper.
In: Accounting
give detail information about the company. After that, give an answer to the following question:
In: Operations Management
What would be the state diagram of the following:
The traffic light cycle will have 5 states:
State 1: Transition into Major (NS) traffic, All lights red
State 2: Left turn signals Major are on
State 3: Major roadway straight green lights on
State 4: Transition into Country (EW) traffic, All lights red
State 5: Country roadway straight green lights on
* In-state only light are listed are not red others are red.
*Major straight-lane is green for 10 sec.
* The transition states (1 and 5) shall be activated for 0.67 sec for the next traffic.
*The country street is green for 6 sec.
*The major road left signals will on by switches which determine if a car is present either the major left-turn lane.
In: Electrical Engineering
Assume the GDP in the United States is at $20.5 billion dollars and has been growing at about 3% for the last 6 years. The unemployment rate is 4.0% and has been stable at that level for 7 months. The inflation rate is at 4.8% which is up from 2.5% two years ago. Economists at the Council of Economic Advisors estimate the NRU to be 4% and the target inflation to be 2.0%.
1. What problem(s) is the economy facing? Explain in detail using the data to support your explanation.
2. What would be an appropriate fiscal policy to deal with the problem you identified in Question 1? Explain the policy in detail and include an explanation of the tool(s) that should be used to address the problem.
3. What would be an appropriate monetary policy to deal with the problem you identified in Question 1? Explain the policy in detail and include an explanation of the tool that should be used to address the problem.
4. Which of the two policy options you identified in Questions 2 and 3 would be the more effective in dealing with the problem you identified in Question 1? Explain in detail.
In: Economics
Please answer this question with as much detail as possible. Please CITE your sources.
Check the California Bay Area papers for the best mortgage rates and suggest what terms you should use to buy a $648,000 home (average in the Bay Area). State your sources and provide your calculations. Calculate the income necessary to qualify for the best loan. Find what a 3 bedroom, 2 bath house rents for in your area. Which is the better deal?
In: Finance
1. Define each of the levels of measurement in detail (what are the characteristics of each) in order, giving an example for each. Explain how your choice is an example of the scale level.
2. Why is the combination of the measures of central tendency and measures of variation so informative about a data set. Explain how they work together to provide a complete picture.
In: Statistics and Probability
1) An earthquake centered in New Hampshire severely damages Fenway Park, forcing the Red Sox to have to build a new stadium. The team decides to construct its new facility in the nearby town of Quincy rather than in downtown Boston. Use the appropriate economic model to explain why it does so.
2) Referring to question #1, a politician in Massachusetts claims that the state must subsidize the construction of a new stadium because of the "positive externalities" that the team generates. Use the appropriate economic model to explain his reasoning.
In: Economics
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'High Resolution Melt ' - technique Q1.What are the key scientific principles which form the basis of this technique: Q2.What are the necessary controls, standards, and data processing. (Describe and state the purpose of these.) 1. Controls: 2. Standards: 3. Data processing (e.g. cleaning/trimming, normalisation, etc): Q3.Interpretation: What are the possible outcomes (list 3 outcomes) for this technique and how each of these outcomes should be interpreted with the 'controls/standards' stated above? A B Q4.For each of the possible outcomes described in the interpretation section, explain which follow up analyses are needed (where applicable). Use the letter (A, B, C) assigned in the “Interpretation” section to refer to each of these. Q5.What are the limitations for this technique? |
In: Biology
Part 1) How does chiral analysis work and with what additives? Part 2) explain with detail why use coated capillaries? Part 3) explain with detail why open tube CE shows high resolution towards certain samples? Part 4) what are the differences between electrophoresis and electroosmosis in detail?
In: Chemistry