What does Advertising's future look like?
In: Operations Management
In: Psychology
_____Replacement tires sold at a car dealership
_____Shoelaces included with a pair of shoes
_____Ice cream
_____Sprinkles for ice cream bought at the store
2. Suppose that the government purchases $50 million worth of computers from China. Which of the following GDP accounts will be affected?
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3. Economic ____________ (growth/development) is the process by which a country's GDP increases over time, and it is caused by investments in _________ (human/physical) capital. Economic ___________(growth/development) is the process by which a country's standards of living increase over time, and it is caused by investments in __________ (human/physical) capital such as health and education. However, no country experiences economic __________ (growth/development) without first having economic ____________ (growth/development)
In: Economics
Tracey, age 47, sat down in her living room to try to make an assessment of how much life insurance to purchase using the “human life value approach”. Tracey expects that her average annual earnings over the next 20 years will be $40,000. $20,000 of this amount will be available each year for the support of Tracey’s family. Tracey will be earning this income for 20 more years and she feels that 5 percent is the appropriate discount rate to apply. If the present value amount of a single dollar payable for 20 years using a discount rate of 5 percent computes to $12.46. What is Tracey’s human life value?
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$184,600 |
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$249,200 |
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$360,800 |
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$400,000 |
risk insurance and magement
In: Finance
Section I
Create a new job description for a position in public health following best human resource management practices. The job description should include the following:
Essential job duties
Essential qualifications
An average salary range for this position
Recruitment and hiring strategies for this position
Related employment laws (e.g., civil rights, age discrimination)
Section II: Summary
Describe how the job description (including duties and qualifications) might be different today from those needed in the recent past (e.g., 5 years ago) and why. Describe which best practices in human resources management you followed when creating this job description and explain why you considered them to be best practices.
In: Operations Management
Observation: Hiking trails with more human foot traffic have less woody vegetation (e.g, trees) than hiking trails with less human traffic.
experiment:
Write a complete methods section describing your experiment design. This methods section should follow all the rules discussed in ecology lab.
In: Biology
ALL MULTIPLE CHOICE THREE Questions
Which of the following is true of sexual reproduction?
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In: Biology
You have just been hired by the Transnational Electronics (TE) Corporation, an international retail electronics company, as their Human Resources Director. You report to the Chief Human Resource officer of the company. TE has over 900 hundred employees in 11 different nations, including Mexico. They have revenues in excess of 1 billion US dollars per year. Your Boss has given you instructions to hire a Training and Development Specialist for the Mexico City, Mexico regional office. Please define the purpose of the HR Training and Development specialist and why does this job exist? Where does it fit into the HR function and how does it relate to the corporate structure? What are the differences between this position in the U.S. and one in Mexico City?
In: Operations Management
In 1943, psychologist Abraham Maslow wrote a paper, “A Theory of Human Motivation,” which explained how drive and motivation are correlated to the understanding of human needs and behavior. Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs is a motivational theory that proposes that while people aim to meet their basic needs, they aspire to attain higher order needs in the form of a pyramid. This idea is shown in his presentation below:
J. Finkelstein [CC BY-SA 3.0], via Wikimedia Commons
Research Maslow’s Theory and address the following:
In: Economics
. What’s the significance of the sites at Lascaux and Altimara (hint: cave paintings)
39. Define acclimatization, melanin, pathogen, and pandemic
40. What is the importance of melanin, exposure to UV radiation, rickets, folate, and infectious
Disease to understanding human variation?
41. What does the HIV virus attack?
42. At birth, what % of the brain is the adult size?
43. What is the significance of preagriculture diet compared to the diet of today?
44. Understand the different life cycles discussed in your text and the unique aspect of the human lifecycle
45. What is the importance of social relationships for nonhuman primates?
46. What is the taxonomy for humans---order, family, genus, and species?
47. Define hyperplasia and hypertrophy
48. Who are the most primitive primates?
In: Biology