The type of poverty experienced by people who cannot afford basic necessities such as, food, clothing, and shelter. Select one:

A. Relative poverty B. Absolute poverty C. Lavish poverty D. Financial poverty

Which of the following statements best describe the wage gap between the average earnings of men and women in the United States? Select one:

A. There has never been a wage gap, average earnings for men and women have always been equal. B. The wage gap has been eliminated in recent years. C. Women in the workforce have always earned more than men. D. The wage gap has gotten smaller in recent years, but still exists.

Which approach to sociological analysis suggests that examining inequalities and power differences between groups is essential to understanding U.S. society? Select one:

A. Symbolic interaction B. Conflict C. Functionalism D. Rational-choice theory

The ____ census was the first in U.S. history that allowed people to claim more than one racial category Select one:

A. 1990 B. 1960 C. 2000 D. 1970

When we compare the wealth of Oprah Winfrey to Bill Gates, we are taking a/an _____ approach to measuring poverty. This implies that no matter how rich a society is, there will always be someone at the bottom of the hierarchy. Select one:

A. Firm B. Relative C. Absolute D. Financial

When mass media in the U.S. encourages women to think of their physical appearance as the most important part of their identity it is acting as a: Select one:

a. Patriarchal lens b. Gender bias instrument c. Social exchange agent d. Socialization agent

Based on this ideology, all causes of inequality are related to each other. Thus, inequality women experience because of their gender may be reinforced by their social class or race. Select one:

a. Libertarianism b. Feminism c. Suffage d. Inclusive feminism

Applying the term minority group to women: Select one:

A. Is rejected by sociologist because there are more women than men. B. Is a custom primarily among sociologist in Africa. C. Is done by sociologists because the term has nothing to do with numbers. D. Does not make sense because there are more women than men.

In the 1800s and early 1900s, feminists were called: Select one:

a. Suffragists b. The women who wanted to change the world c. Militants d. The hands that rock the cradle -- and the world

The occupation of highest prestige in the U.S.: Select one:

A. Clergy B. Physician C. Lawyer D. College Professor

Python: How would I write a function that takes a directory and a size in bytes, and returns a list of files in the directory or below that are larger than the size.

For example, I can use this function to look for files larger than 1 Meg below my Home directory.

Briefly describe postpartum depression. What are some of the symptoms that distinguish it from a more typical case of baby blues? What would you consider the two effective treatment methods for postpartum depression? Have you ever had experience with someone who has had postpartum depression? Consider some of the cultural barriers that women may face in south texas (i.e., Hispanic culture) when seeking help. Answer should be 350-500 words.

Foreign currency analysis of Merck & Co. which is s an American multinational pharmaceutical company and one of the largest pharmaceutical companies in the world.

Explain the business activities and environment of Merck & Co. from the perspective of foreign currency and identify three currencies that Merck & Co. is exposed against. This can be due to its business structure (i.g. location of factories, customers and suppliers, and the currency that the products/services are quoted), and arising from the competition against its rivals. State the rationales of your selection and references.

32.   Which of the following are correct concerning the American political economy of the early 19th century? (List the letters of all the correct answers. If none are correct, write “none”.)

(a)   Resources were plentiful.

(b)   Government taxation and regulation were minimal.

(c)   There seemed to be a strong link between effort and results.

A 2-year American put is written on a stock whose current price is $42. You expect that in each year the stock price either goes up by 15% or decreases by 5%. The one-period interest rate is 5%. The option’s exercise price is $45. Will you ever exercise the option early?

1. Select a firm from the list at the bottom of this page.

2. Locate the financial statements for that firm from the Securities Exchange Commission's EDGAR website (www.sec.gov).  These should be in the firm's 10-K report.

3. Using the firm's financial statements and footnotes, fill out the data sheet on page 2 of this file. For all but the actual pension return data your dollar amounts should correspond to the fiscal year ending 2016. You will need to collect 6 years of actual pension return data, which should require 3 years of financial statements (2012, 2014, and 2016). Record all numbers, with the exception of percentages, "in millions," e.g, $200 million is recorded as $200.0, $2 billion is recorded as $2,000.0.

4.  Answer the questions listed below.

Data

From 2016 financial statements

Company name ________________________________________________________

Total liabilities ($millions)         $ ____________

Total assets ($millions)               $ ____________

Net operating cash flows ($millions)                            $ ____________

Income from continuing operations ($millions)           $ ____________

  

Pension plan assumptions

      Discount rate ________%      Expected asset return ________%    Rate of salary increase _______ %

Pension plan disclosures

Projected benefit obligation ($millions)                       $ ____________

Fair value of pension plan assets ($millions)               $ ____________

Accumulated benefit obligation ($millions)                 $ ____________

Cash contributions to the pension plan during the year ($millions)                                 $ ___________

% of pension assets invested in equities                                                  ___________ %

% of pension assets invested in bonds ___________ %

OPEB disclosures

Expected postemployment benefit obligation ($millions)                                     $ ____________

Accumulated postemployment benefit obligation ($millions)                                     $ ____________

Fair value of plan assets ($millions)   $ ____________

From 2016 and previous financial statements

Actual percentage return on pension plan assets ($ actual return / $ beginning of year fair value of plan assets)

2016 _____ %    2015 _____ %   2014 _____%   2013 _____ %   2012 _____%    2011_______%

Required questions

1. What dollar amount does your firm report for its defined-benefit pension plan and its OPEB plan on its year-end 2016 balance sheet? Prove this amount by reconciling from the related off-balance sheet footnote accounts.

2. What dollar amount does your firm report for its defined-benefit pension plan and its OPEB plan on its year-ending 2016 income statement?

3. Are your firm's defined-benefit pension plan and/or its OPEB plan material to your firm's financial position and financial performance? Explain using selected data from your firm's financial statements.

4. Are your firm's defined-benefit pension plan and its OPEB plan well-funded or poorly funded as of year-end 2016? Explain.

5.  Is your firm's 2016 expected return on plan assets assumption reasonable? Explain.

NOTE: At a minimum compare your firm's expected return on plan assets in 2016 with its average (geometric mean) return over the past 6 years. See details on computing the mean return below.

6. Defined-benefit pension plans and OPEB plans typically generate temporary differences between financial books and tax books. Discuss the significance of your firm's defined-benefit pension plans and OPEB plans to its year-end 2016 deferred tax accounts. Use dollar amounts from the tax footnote.

*Compute average (geometric mean) return

Suppose that in 3 successive years the return on an investment is 5%, 20%, and -4%. The geometric mean, or compound annual rate of return, is computed as:

             [(1.05)*(1.20)*0.96)]^1/3 -1 = 0.065 = 6.5%

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BRIGGS & STRATTON

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BRUSH ENGINEERED MATERIALS

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CABOT CORP

CAMPBELL SOUP CO

CARPENTER TECHNOLOGY CORP

CATERPILLAR INC

CELANESE CORP

CENTRAL MAINE POWER CO

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CENTURYTEL INC

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CITGO PETROLEUM CORP

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CNF INC

CNH GLOBAL NV

COMMSCOPE INC

CONSOL ENERGY INC

COOPER INDUSTRIES LTD

COOPER TIRE & RUBBER CO

CORNING NATURAL GAS CORP

CROMPTON CORP

CROWN HOLDINGS INC

CT COMMUNICATIONS INC

CUMMINS INC

CURTISS-WRIGHT CORP

CYTEC INDUSTRIES INC

DAIMLERCHRYSLER AG

DANA CORP

DAY INTERNATIONAL GROUP INC

DEERE & CO

DELTA AIR LINES INC

DU PONT (E I) DE NEMOURS

DUN & BRADSTREET CORP

EASTMAN CHEMICAL CO

EASTMAN KODAK CO

EATON CORP

EL PASO ELECTRIC CO

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ENERGY EAST CORP

ENGELHARD CORP

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FEDERAL-MOGUL CORP

FIRSTENERGY CORP

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GENERAL MOTORS CORP

GENTEK INC

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GLATFELTER

GOODRICH CORP

GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER CO

GORMAN-RUPP CO

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K & F INDUSTRIES INC

KAYDON CORP

KEYSPAN CORP

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KNOLL INC

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LADISH CO INC

LAFARGE NORTH AMERICA INC

LAMSON & SESSIONS CO

LEVCOR INTERNATIONAL INC

LEVI STRAUSS & CO

LIBBEY INC

LOCKHEED MARTIN CORP

LORAL SPACE & COMMUNICATIONS

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MAUI LAND & PINEAPPLE CO

MAYTAG CORP

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MILACRON INC

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MONSANTO CO

NAVISTAR INTERNATIONAL CORP

NCR CORP

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NEW YORK ST ELEC & GAS CORP

NEWELL RUBBERMAID INC

NEWMARKET CORP

NORTEL NETWORKS CORP

NORTH PITTSBURGH SYSTEMS

NORTHROP GRUMMAN CORP

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OILGEAR CO

OVERNITE CORP

OWENS CORNING

PARK OHIO HOLDINGS CORP

PEABODY ENERGY CORP

PENFORD CORP

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POLYONE CORP

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POTLATCH CORP

POTOMAC ELECTRIC POWER CO

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RAYTECH CORP/DE

RBS GLOBAL INC

READERS DIGEST ASSN

REUNION INDUSTRIES

REYNOLDS AMERICAN INC

ROCHESTER GAS & ELECTRC CORP

ROCKWELL AUTOMATION

ROCKWELL COLLINS INC

ROHM AND HAAS CO

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SAMSONITE CORP

SARA LEE CORP

SCHLUMBERGER LTD

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The Fitzgerald Company maintains a checking account at the Bank of the North.
The bank provides a bank statement along with canceled checks on the last day of each month. T
he October 31, 2016, bank statement included the following information:



Balance, October 1, 2016 $ 32,690
   Deposits 86,000
   Checks processed -75,200
   Service charges -350
   NSF checks -1,600
   Monthly loan payment deducted
      directly by bank from account
      (includes $400 in interest)    (3,400)
Balance, October 31, 2016 $38,140

The company's general ledger cash (checking) account had a balance of $42,544 at the end of October.
Deposits outstanding totaled $4,224, and all checks written by the company were processed by the bank
except for those totaling $5,620. In addition, a check for $500 for the purchase of office furniture was
incorrectly recorded by the company as a $50 disbursement. The bank correctly processed the check
during October.



Required:

1. Prepare a bank reconciliation for the month of October.
2. Prepare the necessary journal entries at the end of October to adjust the general ledger cash account.
Use the Excel file template provided.

Delta Wing Aircraft Specifications

(do the necessary assumptions if needed)

Wing Area: 585 m²

Wing Span: 32 m

Taper ratio: 0.019

Leading Edge Sweep angle: 65.57°

Wing loading: 4070 N/m²

Cruise Mach Number: 3

Cruise altitude: 22.5 km

(L/D) _cruise = (L/D) _max = 9

Calculate the cruising angle of attack?

Write down the cruising drag polar equation?

Using the drag polar found in (b), calculate (C_L^1/2/C_D) _max and corresponding Mach number maximizing (C_L^1/2/C_D).

The owner of a luxury motor yacht that sails among the 4000 Greek islands charges $688/person/day if exactly 20 people sign up for the cruise. However, if more than 20 people sign up (up to the maximum capacity of 90) for the cruise, then every fare is reduced by $8 for each additional passenger.

a. Assuming at least 20 people sign up for the cruise, determine how many passengers will result in the maximum revenue for the owner of the yacht.

b. What is the maximum revenue?

c. What would be the fare per passenger in this case? (Round your answer to the nearest dollar.)