In relation to LED technology

1) outline the problem the technology solves?

2) WHAT DOES THE TECHNOLOGY DO?

3) Identify the major material property requiremens ( strong, conductive, corrosion resistant, etc) and design constraints (eg. must be molded, must function within a temperature range, etc)

Haley is worried that Troy will be without health insurance after he graduates from college with his B.S./B.A. degree in a few years. Her primary worry is that he may not immediately find employment or be eligible for employer-provided coverage for an extended period of time, such as ninety days. Given these concerns, which of the following are examples of appropriate insurance coverage recommendations for Troy once he graduates?

a. Purchase no coverage; Haley’s concerns are not valid as the Affordable Care Act (ACA) of 2010 extends coverage under a parental policy until young adults reach the age of twenty-six.
b. Purchase no coverage; Haley’s concerns are not valid as the Affordable Care Act (ACA) of 2010 extends coverage under a parental policy until the age of twenty-six as long as the young adult does not have coverage available through an employer plan. When available, he will have coverage.
c. Extend his current coverage through a COBRA extension.
d. Purchase insurance through an Affordable Care Act (ACA) of 2010 high-risk pool.

Elena filed her Form 1040, U.S. Individual Income Tax Return, for the 2006 taxable year on April 15, 2007. On May 15, 2007, the IRS assessed the $10,000 of tax reported by Elena on her 2006 Form 1040. Elena did not make any mistakes on her 2006 Form 1040; however, Elena did not pay the $10,000 tax liability reported on the Form 1040. On January 2, 2010, the IRS filed a Notice of Federal tax Lien against Elena, which attached to all Elena's property. On January 8, 2010, Elena requested for a Collection Due Process hearing before the IRS's Appeals Office. The Appeals Officer ruled against Elena, and Elena did not petition any court to review the Appeals Officer's determination. Assume that the Collection Due Process hearing process ended on February 10, 2010. Question: when did the statute of limitations on collection of Elena's 2006 income tax liability expire?

June 16, 2015.

April 15, 2017.

May 18, 2017,

June 17, 2017.

None of the above.

**question requires through details about Netflix international expansion strategy in 2010 and how it has evolved through today. I will rate answer appropriately based on the quality. The question is on international strategy then & now. Below are the specific answers I am looking for to highlight the initial strategy & how it has evolved. Thank you!**

What international business strategy did Netflix use for its international expansion in 2010 (name it as it is called in the textbook) & explain.

What are the pros and cons of this strategy on international market? List all that you can think of.

What challenges did they have when implementing this strategy & do they still have them today? Explain. Use 5 Forces model to answer. Cite sources/references.

Who are the most dangerous current rivals of Netflix internationally? Name 3-4, provide explanation and links to the cited sources.

What international business strategy are they pursuing now? Explain.

What international business strategy would you have recommended them to use in 2010 and now? Why? Explain.

Pension Problem

ABC Company had the following:

1. The company adopts a pension plan on January 1, 2010. No retroactive benefits were granted to employees.
2. The service cost for each year is 2010 $400,000; 2011 $420,000; 2012 $432,000.
3. The projected benefit obligation at the beginning of each year is 2011 $400,000 and 2012 $840,000.
4. The discount rate is 4%.
5. The expected long-term rate of return on plan assets is 5% which is also equal to the actual rate of return.
6. The Company adopts a policy of funding an amount equal to the pension expense and makes the payment to the funding agency at the end of each year.
7. Plan assets are based on the amounts contributed each year, plus a return of 5% per year, less an assumed payment of $20,000 at the end of each year to retired employees (beginning in 2011).

To do:

1. Calculate the pension expense for each year (show calculations) and give journal entry. Take note of fact #6 when creating your simple journal entry.
2. If funding is $385,000 for 2010, $400,000 for 2011 and $415,000 for 2012, what is your journal entry?

An insurance company reported the following balance sheet at year end for 2009 (all amounts are in millions of dollars)

Assets

Investments $1500

Insurance assets 300

Total 1800

Liabilities and equity

Insurance claims 700

Unearned premiums 140

Long-term debt 150

Equity 810

Total 1800

Investments are available-for-sale securities marked to market.

The company reported the following income statement for 2010

Premium revenue 365

Investment income 60

Realized gains on investments 80

Total revenue 505

Insurance losses and expenses 405

Net income 100

In addition, the company reported $65 million in unrealized losses on investments as part of other comprehensive income in its equity statement

Ignore taxes in answering the following question:

1. What was the rate of return earned on investments for 2010?
2. Calculate net operating assets in the insurance underwriting part of the business at the end of 2009.
3. Calculate both the earnings and residual earnings from the insurance underwriting part of the business for 2010. Use a required return rate of 9% for this calculation

You will submit your Adoption and Strategies Proposal for the innovative technology that you selected. You will identify different adoption timelines and strategies that can be applied within the business scenario and justify the adoption timeline and strategy that your analysis indicates is the best option for the business scenario. Specifically the following critical elements must be addressed:

1. Phase: In what phase of the technology life cycle is the chosen technology? When is the ideal time for adopting this particular technology?

2. Timeline: Based on the technology adoption models, what possible timelines of adoption could be implemented, and which timeline best fits the needs of the organization?

3. Variables: What variables affect the timing and implementation of new technologies?

1. If by mistake, chemist used 100% ethanol rather than THF as a solvent, would the synthesis proceed as expected? Why or why not?

2. Why is bromotoluene added dropwise to the reaction flask rather than all at once?

3. Draw a dipole moment (see chapter 1) to explain the polarity of the following Grignard reagent?

MgBr

1. In this reaction we will be heating butadiene sulfone to perform a Diels-Alder reaction. What side product is generated upon heating butadiene sulfone and how will we trap this side product?

2. In most chemical reactions it is a bad idea to create a closed system, that is a system which cannot attenuate to pressure changes. In this reaction what measures are taken to avoid a closed system and why would it be a particularly bad idea to create a closed system for this Diels-Alder reaction?

Explain about technology in India and also technology transfer relationships of India

Explain in 200-300 words

explain the role of information technology in an organization and the roles and responsibilities associated with creating and managing information technology policies.