1. Mr. Andrews owns a successful restaurant that employs 105 people. Mr. Andrews enjoys weight lifting, and he adopts a policy of only hiring people who can bench press 150 pounds. Is the policy legally permissible? Four sentences

2. If Smith and Jones own real property as co-owners and Smith dies, what determines whether Smith has the right to transfer Smith's interest in the property to his or her child by inheritance.

3. Smith has a contract to purchase land and a building from Jones. How can Smith assure herself that Jones is the current owner of the property? Assuming that Jones is the owner, how will Jones transfer ownership of the property to Smith? 4 Sentences

Write a JavaScript that calculates ideal weight for a person. A user inputs fullname, member ID, gender, height and weight. Once a user press a button, it calculates ideal weight and displays it with other information. You must implement a function that displays and calculates ideal weight. You use following formula to calculate ideal weight:

Man: Ideal Body Weight (kilograms) = [Height (cm) - 100] - ([Height (cm) - 100] x 10%)
Woman: Ideal Body Weight (kilograms) = [Height (cm) - 100] - ([Height (cm) - 100] x 15%)

Apply css style in table elements (table, tr, td) as follows:

background color - #ddeeff

border - 1 px, black color solid line

padding - 3 px

IN C++

Write a program that prompts the user to enter the number of students and each student’s name and score, and finally displays the student with the highest score (display the student’s name and score). Also calculate the average score and indicate by how much the highest score differs from the average. Use a while loop.

Sample Output

Please enter the number of students:

4

Enter the student name:

Ben Simmons

Enter the score:

70

Enter the student name:

Carson Wentz

Enter the score:

80

Enter the student name:

Joel Embiid

Enter the score:

90

Enter the student name:

Bryce Harper

Enter the score:

75

Joel Embiid

score is 90

the average is 78.75

the difference is 11.25

Press any key to continue . . .

1. Identify a struggling company that could benefit from market penetration, market development, or product development. What might you advise this company’s executives to do differently?

2. Some universities have used vertical integration by creating their own publishing companies. The Harvard Business Press is perhaps the best-known example. Are there other ways that a university might vertically integrate? If so, what benefits might this create?

3. Studies have shown that executives’ pay increases when their firms gets larger. To what extent do you think executive pay plays in diversification decisions?

4. What might executives do to keep employees within dog units motivated and focused on their jobs?

Please answer the following questions for the company Pfizer.

1. Research what strategic alliances your firm has enter in the past three years. If there are several of these, choose the three you identify as the most important for further analysis. Based on company press releases and business journal reports for each alliance, what do you find to be the main reason the firm entered these alliances?

2. Do you think each of the three alliances achieves the original intent and therefore is successful? Why or why not?

3. Does your firm have an identifiable alliance management organization? Can you find any evidence that this organization improves the likelihood of success for these alliances? What responsibilities does this alliance management organization have in your firm?

A recent article by an investigative journalist has gone viral; exposing some pretty disturbing labor practices in one of the company’s factories in India. Worse still, this comes on the heels of another high profile documentary exposing the environmental issues in cotton production. The company sources cotton from both India and China. Corporate management is coming under intense international pressure as well as from the US press, public, environmentalists, shareholders and the board of directors. The CEO is looking to you to:

You've been asked to provide examples of country-specific and culturally sensitive initiatives that the company will be taking to remedy the situation and improve the company's image in the eyes of its international stakeholders. (RAA Excellence System Mastery Level Civic & Social Responsibility)

URGENT QUICK PROBABILITY QUESTIONS

Problem #2

Part a: A data scientist is is building a model for a business to evaluate various metrics about the products and outlook. In looking at the data, she decides that a product should be continued if it sold 8,000 over the previous year. In addition, the product is considered “popular” if it receives 200 mentions by the local press over the past year.

In selecting a product at random from the company’s web page, let C be the likelihood that this product sold 8000 products the past year. Let P be the likelihood that the product received the 200 or more mentions by the local press.

The analyst determines that P(C) = 0.307, P(P) = 0.194, and the probability that a product has sold 8000 items, and was ‘popular’ is 0.083. What is the probability that a randomly selected product either sold the requisite 8000 items, or that it is ‘popular’?

Part b: Where would the analyst have come up with the probaility values for P(C) andP(P)?

Problem #3

At a insurance sales conference, exactly 100 people are selected at random from conference registration records. Under “specialty”, 25 people indicated that they are specialize in health insurance, 36 said they focused on life insurance, and 24 said “Other”. The remaining individuals specified either Car insurance or Home Insurance. The rest of the individuals did not specify any specialty.

a)     If you were to pick 3 individuals at random, what is the probability that the first one specializes in life insurance, and the second one also specializes in life insurance?

b)      If you were to pick 3 individuals at random, what is the probability that the first one specializes in life insurance, and the second one specializes in car insurance?

c)       If you were to pick 3 individuals at random, what is the probability that at least one specializes in health insurance?

​(Business

and financial

risk​)

Which of the following sources of new earnings volatility demonstrates the effect of business versus financial risk​ (discuss the rationale for your​ decisions):

a. Amos Gooding Real Estate Company recently constructed a new office building and borrowed 100 percent of the money needed to fund the project.

b. Clearing House Outsourcing has historically paid a printer to prepare all of its printed documents.​ However, last year the firm acquired its own printing press​ (paying cash).

c. Smithers Enterprises has been a specialty retail shop that sells outdoor camping equipment. The firm recently decided to purchase a golf course.

a. Amos Gooding Real Estate Company recently constructed a new office building and borrowed 100 percent of the money needed to fund the project.

The fact that the firm borrowed​ 100% of the cost of the new investment suggests that the​ firm's

▼

business

financial

risk has risen.  ​(Select from the​ drop-down menu.)

b. Clearing House Outsourcing has historically paid a printer to prepare all of its printed documents.​ However, last year the firm acquired its own printing press​ (paying cash).

In this instance an outsourcing firm has entered into a new business related to printing.​ Also, the firm paid cash for the asset acquisition. One might think that the​ firm's

▼

business

financial

risk may have changed.  ​(Select from the​ drop-down menu.)

c. Smithers Enterprises has been a specialty retail shop that sells outdoor camping equipment. The firm recently decided to purchase a golf course.

It would appear that this firm may have changed its overall

▼

financial

business

risk since the firm was a specialty retailer and now combines this business with that of a golf course.  ​(Select from the​ drop-down menu.)

IntelPrint manufactures and sells 25,000 ​high-technology printing presses each year. The variable and fixed costs of rework and repair are as​ follows:

IntelPrint's current presses have a quality problem that causes variations in the shade of some colors. Its engineers suggest changing a key component in each press.

The new component will cost $ 40 more than the old one. In the next​ year, however, IntelPrint expects that with the new component it will​ (1) save 10,000 hours of​ rework, (2) save

950 hours of customer​ support, (3) move 300 fewer​ loads, (4) save 5,400 hours of warranty​ repairs, and​ (5) sell an additional 100 printing​ presses, for a total contribution margin of

$1,100,000. IntelPrint believes that even as it improves​ quality, it will not be able to save any of the fixed costs of rework or repair. IntelPrint uses a​ 1-year time horizon for this decision because it plans to introduce a new press at the end of the year.

Requirements: