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10. a. A commonly used benefit-cost rule is to undertake a program if and only if...

10. a. A commonly used benefit-cost rule is to undertake a program if and only if its ratio of benefits to cost (both in present–value terms) is greater than 1 (B/C > 1). Does this rule make sense?

b. A city is deliberating what to do with a downtown vacant lot that it owns. Should it build a parking garage or a public library? According to its studies, the benefit-cost ratio for the garage is 2 and the ratio for the library is 1.5. Accordingly, the city decides to build the garage. Is this conclusion justified, or is additional information needed? Explain carefully.

c. A state must decide which of its deteriorating bridges to repair within its limited budget. The total number of such bridges (some currently closed for safety reasons) is between 450 and 500. The state has gathered estimates of repair costs and projected traffic benefits for each bridge. It has decided to repair those bridges with the greatest benefit-cost ratios until its budget is exhausted. Does this strategy make sense? Explain carefully.

In: Economics

150 to 200 words This week, our discussion will focus on the concept of stare decisis...

150 to 200 words

This week, our discussion will focus on the concept of stare decisis and the landmark decision of Roe v. Wade.

1 -If your last name starts with the letters A - K, draft arguments that Roe v. Wade is settled law under the concept of stare decisis.

In: Accounting

Show me how 2016 2017 2017 Preliminary Final Actual YTD Actual YTD Budget Cost Standard Budget...

Show me how

2016 2017 2017 Preliminary Final
Actual YTD Actual YTD Budget Cost Standard Budget Standard 2018 Budget 2018 Budget
Salaries and Wages-V $346,700 $185,200 $179,000 3.88
Fringe Benefits-V 111,700 59,200 58,000 1.24
Supplies-V 230,600 121,000 119,000 2.54
Depreciation-F 57,400 30,000 29,000 60,000.00
Interest-F 17,800 8,400 9,000 16,800.00
Other-V 207,400 109,300 110,000 2.29
Total Expenses $971,600 $513,100 $505,000 76,809.95
Patient days 95,000 47,700 47,200 97000 97500
Forecast 2017 Actual

In: Accounting

2016 2017 2017 Preliminary Final Actual YTD Actual YTD Budget Cost Standard Budget Standard 2018 Budget...

2016 2017 2017 Preliminary Final
Actual YTD Actual YTD Budget Cost Standard Budget Standard 2018 Budget 2018 Budget
Salaries and Wages-V $346,700 $185,200 $179,000 3.88
Fringe Benefits-V 111,700 59,200 58,000 1.24
Supplies-V 230,600 121,000 119,000 2.54
Depreciation-F 57,400 30,000 29,000 60,000.00
Interest-F 17,800 8,400 9,000 16,800.00
Other-V 207,400 109,300 110,000 2.29
Total Expenses $971,600 $513,100 $505,000 76,809.95
Patient days 95,000 47,700 47,200 97000 97500
Forecast 2017 Actual

In: Accounting

1. A charge of +3 nC is at the point (0,2,0), and a charge of -1...

1. A charge of +3 nC is at the point (0,2,0), and a charge of -1 nC is at the point (0,-2,0).

a) Find the electric field (E) at the point (0,-1,1).

b) Find the force of a 3 uC charge at (1,0,0).

In: Physics

(a) How does the main security aim of the Clark-Wilson model differ from that of the Bell-LaPadula model?


(a) How does the main security aim of the Clark-Wilson model differ from that of the Bell-LaPadula model? 

(b) Consider the following documents that have been created within the Bell-LaPadula security model. The levels are: top secret (ts), secret (s), confidential (c), and unclassified (uc). In addition to these levels, there are the following categories: development (D), production code (PC), and software tools (T) 

Document 1: c, {D, T} 

Document 2: s, {T, PC} 

Document 3: ts, { } 

Document 4: uc, {D, T, PC} 

Alice has secret clearance with access to the categories {D, T}. Determine which documents Alice can read. Determine also which documents Alice can write to. 

In: Computer Science

Epidemiology: which method of sampling controls results in an odds ratio that is equal to the...

Epidemiology: which method of sampling controls results in an odds ratio that is equal to the risk ratio in cohort study?

In: Biology

1) Compare and contrast the 3 study approaches (Qualitative, Case-control, and Cohort) including advantages and disadvantages.

1) Compare and contrast the 3 study approaches (Qualitative, Case-control, and Cohort) including advantages and disadvantages.

In: Nursing

Commissioner of Taxation v Seven Network Ltd [2016] FCAFC 70.(Case study analysis: what did judges say,...

Commissioner of Taxation v Seven Network Ltd [2016] FCAFC 70.(Case study analysis: what did judges say, what did the tax payer say, major issue, and judgement)

In: Accounting

Name 3 physiological manifestations seen in the Minnesota Semi-starvation experiment. Briefly explain why each physiological manifestation...

Name 3 physiological manifestations seen in the Minnesota Semi-starvation experiment. Briefly explain why each physiological manifestation might occur due to semi-starvation.

In: Biology