You must label each answer with the number of question. Each question must have at least three sentence answers. There is no maximum sentence, use as many as you wish to thoroughly answer the question. All answers must be complete sentences using proper grammar and spelling.

Assume you are opening a furniture store. You have some decisions about how to do the accounting for the business.

1. Which type of inventory system will you use? Explain your reasons.

   • specific, LIFO, FIFO, or weighted average?

   • perpetual or periodic?

2. How often do you plan to do a physical count of inventory on hand? Explain your reason.

3. Inventory costs are rising. Which inventory costing method would have the effect of maximizing net income?

4. Inventory costs are rising. Which inventory costing method would have the effect of minimizing the amount of income tax?

5. What do you think will be the biggest accounting issues you will encounter with running your business?

Can't figure out how to do this code with seperate main.cpp, inventory.cpp, inventory.h files, if you know how please help!

in C++

Functional requirements: Create a linked list that holds a series of primary colors. The user inputs which colors are used and in which order.  

Programming Requirements:

Design your own dynamic linked list class (using pointers) to hold a series of primary colors The class should have the following member functions:

append, insert (at a specific position, return -1 if that position doesn't exist), delete (at a specific position, return -1 if that position doesn't exist), print, reverse (which rearranges the nodes in the list so that their order is reversed), and search (which returns the position of a specific value in the list. Assume the first node is position 0. If the items is not found, then return a -1 which will tell the calling function that that value does not exist)

Use the NumberList program from Chapter 18 (edition 9 textbook) as an example. You have to create your own linked list. You may not use any C++ STD list functions.

Create a menu-driven program to demonstrate your linked list capabilities.

High level validation

Input from the user should be validated for being a primary color (red, yellow or blue).

High level validation is not required for the existence of a node. But you must handle the situation. See example below.

Low level validation

1. Mutator functions which are given a node value that is not a primary color should have an exit_failure.

2. Mutator functions which are told to access a node that doesn't exist should return a -1 so that the calling function can handle the problem. (No exit_failure used in this case b/c the calling function can't know if the node is there or not.) See example below.

Example of missing node:

If a call to a mutator returns a -1 it will indicate that the node is not found. Display an appropriate error message to the user and then cycle back to the menu again. For example:

1. Append

2. Insert

3. Delete

4. Print

5. Reverse

6. Search

Please choose a menu option:

2

What value do you wish to insert?

red

What position to do wish to insert?

3

**I'm sorry but there is no position 3 in the linked list.

1. Append

2. Insert

3. Delete

4. Print

5. Reverse

6. Search

Please choose a menu option:

***********

Make sure that you have proper constructors and destructors (a destructor must delete every node). Make your input and output professional. Break your code down into functions to maintain modular design. No global variables.

Extra credit: offer an additional menu item that will display the list with secondary colors indicated where possible. For example: red red PURPLE blue GREEN yellow yellow yellow. 5 points EC.  

On a roulette wheel, the pockets are numbered from 0 to 36. The colours of the pockets are as

follows:

• Pocket 0 is green.

• For pockets 1 through 10, the odd-numbered pocketsare red and the even-numberedpockets are black.

• For pockets 11 through 18, the odd-numberedpocketsare black and the even-numbered pockets are red.

• For pockets 19 through 28, the odd-numberedpocketsare red and the even-numberedpockets are black.

• For pockets 29 through 36, the odd-numberedpocketsare black and the even-numbered pockets are red.

Write a function, pocket_colour that takes an integer as parameter and returns the colour

corresponds to the pocket number. "The function should return the string "Error" if the user

enters a number that is outside the range of 0 through 36. Save the function in a PyDev library

module named functions.py

Write a testing program named t04.py that tests your function by asking the user to enter a pocket

number and displays whether the pocket is green, red, or black.

A sample run:

Enter a pocket number: 0

The selected pocket is green.

• Test your program with 10 different data, you may assume that the user will only enter

numbers.

• Copy the results to test

Give an example of a market/industry where a negative externality in present.

a. What is the difference between the private, unregulated, market output (Q)/price (P) and the optimal, regulated, market output (Q)/price (P). Explain why/how this difference comes about. Use and explain private cost, social cost, and external cost.

b. Explain the source of dead weight loss in such a market. Interpret this dead weight loss.

c. Provide two policy solutions to this problem. Use a command-and-control option and a market-based option.

Give an example of a market/industry where a negative externality in present.

a. What is the difference between the private, unregulated, market output (Q)/price (P) and the optimal, regulated, market output (Q)/price (P). Explain why/how this differencecomes about. Use and explain private cost, social cost, and external cost.

b. Explain the source of dead weight loss in such a market. Interpret this dead weight loss.

c. Provide two policy solutions to this problem. Use a command-and-control option and a market-based option.

1. The economy is in a recession. The FED engages in an open market operation (OMO). Explain in detail how the economy will react.
   1. Explain the OMOs impact on asset allocations and the prices of securities;
   2. Explain how the OMO will impact the real economy,
   3. explain each step of the adjustment process,

graph the process.        

What are your opinions or concerns about applications that might identify you and your attitudes, beliefs, and feelings on social media web sites?

What are your thoughts about Google and Facebook mining your personal data for advertisers and mostly doing it without you knowing. Are you, people ready to quit Facebook, stop using Google? What are some of the solutions to this problem?

What are your thoughts and feelings about the George Floyd incident?

Did this incident change your feelings about the police and/or racism in our country? If so please describe how it has changed your opinion about police and/or racism in the US. Write an essay about your feelings about the incident.