apply the 4 stage model of forgiveness to a real life example of reconciliation. how well does this model reflect what happened in this case? what do u learn from this example. EXPLAIN IN DETAIL

Answer the questions below using the appropriate statistical technique. For questions involving the use of hypothesis testing, you must:

1. State the null and research hypotheses

2. Provide the Z(critical), T(critical), or χ 2 (critical) score corresponding to the α threshold for your test

3. Provide your test statistic

4. Provide your decision about statistical significance

A random sample of 350 persons yields a sample mean of 105 and a sample standard deviation of 10. Construct three different confidence intervals to estimate the population mean, using 95%, 99%, and 99.9% levels of confidence. What happens to the interval width as the confidence level increases? Why?

UNIT 5

Discussion Board

This week, you will discuss how you are affected by fiscal policy. For instance, you could write about how infrastructure projects in your community affect you and your community, and then how they affect the economy as a whole.

1. Please identify and explain an important infrastructure project in your city, state, or region that is currently underway or being discussed. Such a project could be an airport, a highway, a bridge, a light rail or subway system, a tunnel, new school buildings, new landfills and so on.
2. Please include information about the expected costs of the project, and how public spending on the project could stimulate the economy in your area. How would the multiplier effect work here? Do you think that spending on such a project would create new jobs beyond the project itself?

This week, you will discuss how you are affected by fiscal policy. For instance, you could write about how infrastructure projects in your community affect you and your community, and then how they affect the economy as a whole.

1. Please identify and explain an important infrastructure project in your city, state, or region that is currently underway or being discussed. Such a project could be an airport, a highway, a bridge, a light rail or subway system, a tunnel, new school buildings, new landfills and so on.
2. Please include information about the expected costs of the project, and how public spending on the project could stimulate the economy in your area. How would the multiplier effect work here? Do you think that spending on such a project would create new jobs beyond the project itself?

Write your thoughts on this discussion.

Hypothesis testing is a statistical tool useful for ascertaining information about a specific conclusion. Specifically, this type of testing can help with understanding a data set (population) and the samples of data used to make assertions about those populations. The general process for testing a hypothesis involves selecting a particular element of a population such as the "mean, proportion, standard deviation, or variance" (Evans, p139) and then looking for a contrasting detail to compare with the original supposition or hypothesis. In greater detail, select a hypothesis and one that contrasts with the original (alternate hypothesis), then determine what outcome could occur if the original hypothesis is incorrect. Figure out the criteria for deciding if its true or not. Get data, then apply the that criteria to the data and determine if the hypothesis test results in a positive or negative finding. Parametric Hypothesis testing is a method of testing population data where the data is supposed to fall into a normal distribution. A normal distribution is the "bell-shaped curve." Nonparametric hypothesis testing is done where the data a presumably not a "normal" distribution. In other words will be some other shape that the bell-shaped curve.

What are the recommendations on the topic you have? I will like all your answers!

Here is the detail of the requirements.

Chinese Luxury Tourism in Hawaii

Please do not talk about the importance of Chinese Tourism to Hawaii, we have already covered that, your paper should be a new idea to prepare for Chinese Luxury Tourism to Hawaii. For example- the best paper I saw last semester was on implementing a Hawaii dim sum with local taro and coconut products- since taro and coconut are popular in Hawaii's and China's cuisine- therefore bridging the two cultures together and slowly introducing local food to Chinese- as sometimes they can prove unadventurous with trying local cuisine. It then went on to explain the importance of tea and snacks in Chinese culture and how we can also commemorate specially designed tea sets served with dim sum to be used in these dim sum servings. High-end resorts like Four Seasons could incorporate this as part of wedding packages or meetings and events with Chinese clientele.

The major criticism of Marshallian cost curve-based regulatory policy made by James Buchanan and Friedrich Hayek in their interview on “pattern prediction and scientism” is that,

a.Consumers know their preferences only at the time of acting, so that to use models which assume the future is based on the past with mathematical certainty is a false science (scientism)

b. Mainstream economics does not use cost-of-production as a basis for regulatory decisions and this prevents regulators from exercising their superior knowledge

c. Regulators know in detail but not in general about economic phenomena

Explain the CAPM model. Choose two firms from that list and discuss whether the betas are what you would expect. Be sure to explain why or why not. Calculate the returns based on the CAPM model. Be sure to state your assumptions.

In the face of the COVID-19 pandemic, the government is advising the households to stock up essential goods. What if there is panic buying? Explain in detail the behaviour of the money market. (12.5 Marks)

Explain in detail what would happen in bank’s leverage, (optimal) capital structure and lending (credit crunches) if the government of the country that the bank is located decides to increase the taxes by 5%.