1. Suppose that a large public university is experiencing a budget shortfall. They decide to increase tuition to try to make up for the difference. Last year (2017) the school charged out-of-state tuition of $18,000 and instate tuition of $8,000. The enrollment numbers for 2017 were 5,000 out-of-state students and 12,000 instate students. During the 2018 academic year tuition for out-of-state students increased to $20,000, and for in-state it increased to $9,000. The enrollment for 2018 dropped to 4,000 out-of-state and 11,000 instate students. a. (3 points) Calculate the price elasticity of demand for out-of-state students. Then calculate the price elasticity of demand for in-state students. (Round to 3 decimal places).

b. (2 points) Based on part a, how would you characterize demand for each group of students? Explain whether these results are what you would predict for this situation.

c. (2 point) Did this university make the right decision by raising each tuition rate? How could the administration use this information to maximize revenue?

a) Jane was a tax resident in 2011, 2012, 2013 and is planning to work in Hong Kong

throughout the year 2014. Jane will be returning to Malaysia in February 2015 and will then reside permanently in Kuala Lumpur.

Required:

For the basis year for the year of assessment 2014, determine Jane’s residence

status. Explain and support your answer with relevant sections of the Income Tax Act

1967.

b) In determining the residence status of an individual, certain periods of absence from Malaysia are deemed as “temporary absence” under Income Tax Act 1967.

Required:

Explain the circumstances under which, absence from Malaysia may be considered as “temporary absence” and when such “temporary absence” provisions are applicable.

P/s : EXAMPLE ANSWER WILL IN TABLE LIKE I HAVE PREPARED BELOW .

Topic 7: Cardiac action potential.

Define and describe the differences in the location and function of cardiac autorhythmic and contractile cells. in detail draw and describe the action potential of these two cell types of making sure to include

• Voltages At which important events occur

  • Resting membrane potential

  • Threshold potential

  • Peak of the action potential

  • Repolarization and hyperpolarization phase

• types of different ion channels and their state throughout

  • When do they open and close?

• What ions are moving where and when

• any other relevant information

The intensity of sound follows a pattern commonly referred to as an Inverse Square Law as supported by the intensity equation for a spherically uniform radiation. Explain what this means using examples of changing distance such as doubling, tripling and halving the distance, and what that does to the intensity. Describe in detail one other physical phenomena that obeys an inverse square law.

Between last year and this year, the CPI in Blueland rose from 100 to 115 and the CPI in Redland rose from 100 to 110. Blueland’s currency unit, the blue, was worth $0.90 (U.S.) last year and is worth $0.75 (U.S.) this year. Redland’s currency unit, the red, was worth $0.60 (U.S.) last year and is worth $0.50 (U.S.) this year. Consider Blueland as the home country.

a. Calculate Blueland’s nominal exchange rate with Redland last year.

Instructions: Enter your response rounded to one decimal place.

red/blue.


b. Calculate Blueland’s nominal exchange rate with Redland this year.

Instructions: Enter your response rounded to one decimal place.

red/blue.


c. Calculate the percentage change in Blueland’s nominal exchange rate from last year to this year.

Instructions: Enter your response as an integer value. Be certain to enter "0" if required.

%.


d. Calculate Blueland’s real exchange rate with Redland last year.

Instructions: Enter your response rounded to one decimal place.

red/blue.


e. Calculate Blueland’s real exchange rate with Redland this year.

Instructions: Enter your response rounded to three decimal places.

red/blue.


f. Calculate the percentage change in Blueland’s real exchange rate with Redland.

Instructions: Enter your response rounded to three decimal places.

%.

g. Relative to Redland, you expect Blueland’s exports to be (Click to select)helpedhurtunaffected by these changes in exchange rates.

Draw the stack (use, word/pdf) before every instruction that is marked red is executed to show your understanding of the call and return functions.   Use N/A to represent unpredictable values.

            
            Main Proc
            4040018          mov ecx, 0000000Ch
            404001C          mov ebx, 0000000Bh
            4040020          call FADD
            4040026          mov eax, ebx
                      …
                      …                    

            Main EndP

            FADD  PROC
            4041040          Push ecx
            4041044          Push ebx
            4041048          mov eax, edx
                      …
                      …
            404A060         Pop ebx
            404A062         Pop ecx
            404A064         ret
            FADD EndP

Draw the stack (use, word/pdf) before every instruction that is marked red is executed to show your understanding of the call and return functions.   Use N/A to represent unpredictable values.

            
            Main Proc
            4040018          mov ecx, 0000000Ch
            404001C          mov ebx, 0000000Bh
            4040020          call FADD
            4040026          mov eax, ebx
                      …
                      …                    

            Main EndP

            FADD  PROC
            4041040          Push ecx
            4041044          Push ebx
            4041048          mov eax, edx
                      …
                      …
            404A060         Pop ebx
            404A062         Pop ecx
            404A064         ret
            FADD EndP

1. Prepare an insurance plan for a Day Care Center for preschool children. Make sure you identify each component of the plan. The property that you are using for the center is a rented facility in downtown Chicago. Also, for a fee, you provide bus service to and from the center.

2. Why do younger people prefer HMO’s while older people prefer traditional insurance or a PPO. Explain your response in detail.

3. Which level of government do you think should regulate the insurance industry, the various states or the federal government? Explain your reasoning.

Kate, age 57 years, is experiencing severe rheumatoid arthritis in her wrists, fingers, and knees. The joints are quite inflamed, red, and swollen. She is sitting rigidly in a chair and refuses to put on a sweater, even though she is shivering, or let anyone touch her arms. She has been prescribed an analgesic and an anti-inflammatory drug, but her dose is not due for another hour. She is feeling nauseated, so she has not eaten for the past 8 hours.

Discuss the potential treatment strategies and medications involved to relieve the pain being experienced by the patient. Explain the complications of continued use of over the counter non-steroidal anti-inflammatory (NSAIDs) medications. What other medications are appropriate for this patient, and why?