write a 250-word summary identifying two major economic strengths and two major weaknesses for your selected country. Focus on identifying factors that contribute to the country's overall performance and support the growth of the economy as a whole. For example, has the country grown primarily through export promotion or domestic growth? Finally, point out any significant differences you observe between your selected country and the United States. Use the matrix you have developed and the readings from The Economist to support your analysis. The other country will be Israel

Write an 800–1,000-word essay, utilizing APA formatting, to discuss the following:

• Describe why hypothesis testing is important to business
• Based solely on the Chi-square test, discuss whether the company should accept the null hypothesis in each region or reject it in favor of the alternate hypothesis.
• Discuss any other statistical analyses you would want the company to contemplate before deciding if it will go with a defined or open sales strategy.
• Describe and discuss at least 1 other business scenario in which you believe Chi-square testing would be helpful to a company.

"PLEASE ANSWER ACCORDING TO AUSTRALIAN LAW"

Word Limit: Minimum 2,700 words – Maximum 3,000 words [includes footnotes and bibliography]

QUESTION 1 [30 marks] On 1 August, Nandini, who owns an electrical appliance store, Nandini Electro Pty Ltd, places an advertisement in the newspaper which states: “Huge Electronics Sale. All Computers 50% off.” Visit our web site and see the large range of goods we carry.” On 2 August, Angelo reads the advertisement and visits the web site. He sees a picture of a Apple Model Number 5 Computer and clicks on the picture. Angelo is linked to a page which has all the details on this computer. At the bottom of the page are words “Contact Us” and the store’s email address. That afternoon Angelo sends the following email to the store: “What is the price of the Apple Model Number 5 computer? How many models of this computer do you have in stock? Within 1 hour, Nandini replies to Angelo by email, saying: “We have five Apple Model Number 5 computers in stock. Our retail price is $2,000 and the sale is price is $1,000.” Angelo telephones several other computer stores to check their prices and discovers Nandini’s price is very cheap. Angelo decides to buy this computer from Nandini Electro Pty Ltd. On 3 August Angelo telephones Nandini’s store and asks if this model computer is still on sale. Nandini, who answers the phone, replies: “Yes, I can see one on the shelf right now, it is sale priced at $1,000.” Angelo says: “Great, I will buy it. My name is Angelo and I will come and pick it up immediately.” Nandini replies: “See you soon, Angelo.” Angelo takes a taxi to Nandini’s store. When Angelo walks into the store, Angelo sees one the advertised computer he wants on the display shelf with price tag saying “Sale Price $1,000.” 2 Angelo says to Nandini: “I just telephoned you about buying this computer for $1,000. I am here to pay for it and take it home. Nandini replies: “I’m sorry, I have changed my mind. This is the last Apple Model Number 5 computer I have in stock and I have decided to give it to my brother, Raju, as a wedding present for his wedding tomorrow.”

(a) Advise Angelo what legal rights he has under the common law of contract in respect of the computer that he wished to purchase. Your answer must include relevant legal principles and relevant case law to support your answer. [20 Marks]; and

(b) Assume the computer is still available for sale but Nandini says to Angelo she has changed her mind about the price and that it is now for sale for $1, 800. Analyse whether Nandini has acted in breach of a relevant statute law studied in this course. Your answer must identify the relevant statute and section(s) together with a discussion on its relevance to the given facts. [10 Marks]

Maximum Word Count 500 words

Essay 20 Marks

b) On Thursday, 4th June 2020, a group of students from University of Ghana Business School (UGBS) and the Department of Political Science were debating whether Management should be classified as a Science or an Art. The students from the Department of Political Science were of the view that Management is an Art whiles those from UGBS believed that it should be considered as a Science. A student from UGBS retorted: “You people even call Political Science a Science how much more management, what is really Science about your Politics?”. Based on this debate, do you think management is a Science or an Art? Give examples to support your argument.

Please, Answer all parts( a,b,c,d) in Question 1 and step by step. Also, by word document or by keyboard

1. Given below are a set of foreign exchange quotes for several currencies against the Australian dollar as of August 5, 2020.

Australian Dollar Exchange Rates

(a) A friend of yours is totally confused by these rates. She is planning to visit Thailand next month and wishes to purchase 10,000,000 Baht. How many Australian dollars does she require, assuming she is able to use the above quotes?

(b) What are the direct quotes for the following currencies with respect to the Australian dollar?

(i) UK pound

(ii) Chinese Renminbi

(iii) Indian rupee

(iv) Malaysian ringgit

(v) South African rand

(c) Create a table showing the bid and ask quotes of each of the following currency pairs:

(i) GBP/CHF

(ii) PHP/THB

(iii) HKD/MYR

(iv) JPY/INR

(v) RMB/ZAR

(d) On August 5, 2020, you received 100,000 ZAR. Using the rates in the above chart how many AUD will you receive upon selling this?

Begin by re-writing the problem.  Minitab is required; attach or include your output. Use Word; you may handwrite equations. You may want to refer to the Minitab handout for Chapter 11, which may be found on Canvas.

1. Quarterly GPAs are compared for seven randomly chosen students in each of the four business majors at Catalyst University. Do the data show a significant difference in mean GPAs?  The data is in the file named GPA1.

a) At the 0.05 level of significance, determine if there is a difference in the GPAs by Business Major. State your hypotheses and show all 7 steps clearly. (8 points)

2. Give and interpret the p-value. (3 points)

3. Should Tukey pairwise comparisons be conducted?  Why or why not? (3 points)

4. If appropriate, use Minitab to produce Tukey pairwise comparison.  Write a few sentences with your conclusions from those comparisons.  (5 points)

5. Use Levene’s test to determine if the assumption of homogeneity of variances is valid.  Give the hypotheses, test statistic, p-value, decision and conclusion.  Use the 0.05 level of significance.  (8 points)

6. Verify with Minitab by attaching or including relevant output. (6 points)

Question 2 (15 Marks. Suggested word limit 1,000 words) Elvis had a birthday party at his home, in Katoomba, New South Wales. One of his guests, Jennifer, is a florist. Elvis has 3 large vases that he would like filled with a variety of Australian wildflowers. He asks Jennifer if she can help him by getting flowers for his large vases. Jennifer is new to town and trying to build business relationships so she is eager to help. Jennifer agrees to help Elvis the first thing the next day. They do not discuss fees. Jennifer arrived at 8am the next day and she filled up the first vase with flowers. Then Elvis arranged them. They looked great. Jennifer was impressed at his flair with colours and arranging flowers. Jennifer didn’t have enough flowers for 2 more vases. She left and promised to return the next day. Overnight, Jennifer emailed Elvis and said that the fee for filling the vases would be $150 per vase. Elvis emailed her back with "No worries - see you tomorrow." Jennifer returned with more flowers and completed filling the other two vases with flowers. The following day, Jennifer sent Elvis an invoice for $450: Made up of $150 for each bunch of flowers for each of the 3 vases. Elvis seeks your advice on the legal issues. a) Briefly explain what a contract is and how a contract is formed. b) When was the contract formed between Elvis and Jennifer? c) What are the basic terms of the contract between Elvis and Jennifer? d) How much is Elvis contractually obliged to pay Jennifer?

Provided code:
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arrayB: .word 0xffff, 0xffff, 0xffff, 0xffff
.text

Using syscalls

o A “syscall” is a function that is provided by the operating system of the MIPS computer, not by the MIPS architecture itself. Examples are the ability to print data to the MIPS computer’s display monitor, obtain the time of day, etc.

o Open the MARS help screen, and select the Syscalls tab to bring up the available syscalls. Find and review the section “How to use SYSCALL system services.”

o You will use syscall 41, “random int.” Use of a syscall requires a series of MIPS instructions. You must provide the “setup” of a syscall by setting values in registers, then make the syscall itself.

• MIPS instruction to put the value 41 into register $v0. This specifies which syscall will be executed.
• The random integer syscall needs no other parameters. In general, a syscall may require that other parameter values be placed in registers.
• MIPS instruction syscall (just the word “syscall” by itself on a line)
• The outcome of this syscall is that a random number will have been placed into a register. Use the documentation in the help page to find out which register.

Write a loop that will generate 6 random integers and store them in arrayB.

Write instructions to prepare for a future loop, including the following actions:

• Initialize a loop counter
• Put the address of arrayB into a register, using the la instruction.

Write instructions to complete the body of the loop, including the following actions:

• Syscalls for random integer (see above)
• Store that random integer into the the arrayB at the correct location.
• Modify the base address for the next iteration of the loop
• Modify the loop counter value

In an approximately 500-word response, address the following issues/questions: Many businesses around the world still fail because their capital investment decisions are based upon a calculation on the back of an envelope and do not take any of the correct factors into account. Even larger businesses often get this wrong. This is a true sign of poor resource management.

• Do you agree or disagree?

• Discuss the alternative methods of investment appraisal and describe the limitations of these to help justify your arguments.

• How do you think that capital budgeting decisions should ideally be made by different types of organisations?

Match each component with proposed strategies/elements of a framework for Defense-in-Depth security.

Word bank:

Risk management program

Cyber security architecture

Physical security

ICS Network Architecture

ICS Network Perimeter Security

Host security

Security monitoring

Vendor management

The human element