With the advancement of the technology comes legal and moral delimes.

Are wireless signals personal property? If someone captures and decodes a wireless signal that is not directed to a access point is it illegal?

The problem is that the laws have not kept up with the technology. What would you say is one aspect of technology that is very exposed that should not be exposed? How would you solve the problem?

The Evolution of a Technological Solution Consider how technology has evolved in your lifetime. These changes may impact how we work to find solutions to the global threats discussed so far. If we could remove the current boundaries of technology and look into the future, how would you use technology to resolve one of these global threats?

Technology has become an important tool when assessing and treating mental illness.

List three ways that technology is used to provide better care and treatment for those with mental health issues.

How effective has HIPPA been in assuring that technology does not take away a patient’s rights? Are there improvements that can be made? Why or why not?

Cryptocurrency, such as Bitcoin and Ethereum, is now a household name built on Blockchain Technology. This technology has potential application in some sectors of our economy such as insurance, healthcare, supply chain, real estate and even in the voting system. Consider the following statement and then argue for or against it.

“Use of Blockchain technology will change our economic system as we know it today.”

According to the Solow model of growth, growth, in the long run (the steady-state), determine only by growth in technology. However, in the Solow model, there is nothing about how technology determined.

1. What factors do you think might affect technology in the long run?

2. Justify your answer and explain the implications to the growth in the long run.

13. In your opinion, what are the three more important resources to manage in an organization? Explain in detail the logic of your answer.

14. Concepts such as ‘socio-technology,’ ‘technology-structure,’ ‘technology-system;’ what do they have in common? Provide examples

15. Provide an example of Competitive Advantage and of Comparative Advantage. Explain the difference between them.

Use SPSS to get the appropriate output, and please explain the process. Along with providing the SPSS output, use the 5 steps of hypothesis testing to analyze the results by using the p-value approach.

2. Given the following data, test to see if the company with newer technology has greater output than the company with older technology. Test at the 0.05 level of significance and do not assume equal variances. Company A (with new technology): 1123, 1120, 1000, 1500, 1500, Company B (with old technology): 1000, 990, 890, 930, 870

Throughout the 1990s when personal computers (PCs) were widely used, improvement in PC technology almost always resulted in a decrease in price of PCs. Nowadays people use smartphones, but improvement in technology is usually accompanied by an increase in the price of the smartphone (every new model of the iPhone or Samsung is more expensive than the previous one), which is exactly the opposite of what happened in the PC market.

What is different about the smartphone market (or about the improvement in smartphone technology) that is different from the PC market (or the improvement in PC technology)? Please give an explanation.

Suppose Sigma Industries and Pi Technology have identical assets that generate identical cash flows. Sigma Industries is an​ all-equity firm, with 9 million shares outstanding that trade for a price of $18.00 per share. Pi Technology has 24 million shares​ outstanding, as well as debt of $48.60 million. a. According to MM Proposition​ I, what is the stock price for Pi ​Technology? b. Suppose Pi Technology stock currently trades for $12.68 per share. What arbitrage opportunity is​ available? What assumptions are necessary to exploit this​ opportunity?

Consider technology and the strides we have made throughout the world and the products that have been developed. Technology has enabled us to see our doctor over video chat (telemedicine) from the comfort of our home; you are also able to print out and investigate blood tests, x-rays, MRI's, etc. Information is valuable and can help to make better decisions about our health.

What are the pros and cons of using video-chat and technology for medical care?

How might the increased use of technology affect the patient-provider relationship?