According to a recent Current Population Reports, the population distribution of number of years of education for self-employed individuals in the United States has a mean of 12.8 and a standard deviation of 3.4.

(a) Find the mean and standard deviation of the sampling distribution of for a random sample of size 107. Mean = 12.8 Standard Deviation = 0.328

(c) Find the mean and standard deviation of the sampling distribution of for a random sample of size 397. Mean = 12.8 Standard Deviation = 0.170

(e) If a sample of size 397 is selected from this population, what is the probability that the sample average will be less than 13.1?

probability = ??

I think I have the right answers, except for (e). I have no idea how to do that, so a little help would be appreciated. Thank you!

A female patient diagnosed with active tuberculosis wants to be discharged from the hospital after receiving one week of the required multiple drug regimen. Her condition has been improving and she is considered medically stable. The patient, her husband, and children recently immigrated to the United States from Bangladesh. They have no family or friends to assist them. Her husband recently started a job and needs her to come home to care for their 4-year-old twin boys or he will be fired.   

Craft an initial post that addresses:

What ethical concerns should the nurse consider?
What interventions need to be in place prior to discharge to prevent transmission of tuberculosis to her family and the public?
Provide a detailed education plan for discharge.

The country of Manhattan has an overall population of 5000. The population includes 500 people who are under the age of 16, 100 who are institutionalized, and 200 in jail and 300 in the military. Five hundred people are retired and do not work, while 600 are full time students. The total number of people who are working full time and part time is 2500. Out of the remaining population half of them have been looking for work within the last four weeks.

1. 1. What is the unemployment rate?
   2. The United States signs a new trade agreement with Maxico that leads to 300 individuals losing their jobs. What type of unemployment? Has the rate of unemployment changed? If so, what is the new rate? .
   3. What is required for the 300 individuals to become employed?

1. Since you’re an expert on public economics, you’ve been asked to talk to a senator about Social Security.
   1. Define asymmetric information and adverse selection. Explain how each impacts the private market for annuities.
   2. Explain to her two (2) factors that affect the intRAgenerational distribution of Social Security in the United States.
   3. The senator insists that there are no issues with the long-term viability of the program, arguing that current workers will get back the same dollars that they put into the system once they are retired. Is she right? Justify your answer.
   4. The senator asks what could be done to change the viability of Social Security but insists that raising taxes or cutting benefits is politically impossible – as is changing the fundamental structure of the program. Using a formula, explain what her options are.

The Health Promotion nurse at a state university plans a series of educational programs focusing on female reproductive health issues for incoming ?rst-year female students. Because cervical cancer is the third most common female reproductive cancer and affects over 10,000 women annually in the United States, the nurse has planned the first session to focus on cervical cancer screening and prevention. (Learning Objective 6)

a. What information should the nurse include about Pap smears?

b. What clinical manifestations should the nurse include about cervical cancer?

c. The nurse discusses other diagnostic tests used to diagnose/stage cervical cancer. What information should she include in this portion of the educational program?

Suppose you are a stock market analyst specialising in the stocks of theme parks, and you are examining Disneyland’s stocks. The Wall Street Journal reports that tourism has slowed down in the United States. At Six Flags Magic Mountain in Valencia, California, a new Viper roller coaster is now operating and another new ride, Psyclone, will be opening this year. Using demand and supply analysis, predict the impact of these events on ticket prices and attendance at Disneyland. As reported in The Wall Street Journal, Disneyland slashed ticket prices and admitted that attendance was somewhat lower. Is this consistent with your prediction using demand and supply analysis? In light of the fact that both price and output were falling at Disneyland, is the law of demand being violated in the world of fantasy? [15 marks]

10. You are the manager of a firm that produces and markets a generic type of soft drink in a competitive market. In addition to the large number of generic products in your market, you also compete against major brands such as Coca-Cola and Pepsi. Suppose that, due to the successful lobbying efforts of sugar producers in the United States, Congress is going to levy a $0.50 per pound tariff on all imported raw sugar-the primary input of your product. In addition, Coke and Pepsi plan to launch an aggressive advertising campaign designed to persuade consumers that their branded products are superior to generic soft drinks. How will these events impact the equilibrium price and quantity of generic soft drinks? Explain your answer completely and illustrate with graphs.

6. Last year LaCroix Optical had $145 million of sales, and it had $40 million of fixed assets that were used at 75% of capacity. Use this information to solve the next two problems.

1. In millions, by how much could LaCroix Optical sales increase before it is required to increase its fixed assets?
   
   
2. LaCroix Optical was approached by the Department of Defense (DoD)because of their ability to manufacture the lens required for night vision goggles. LaCroix Optical is the last remaining firm domiciled in the United States that can manufacture the night vision lens, and subsequently the DoD designated the company as essential critical infrastructure. The company’s sales are expected to approximately double after signing a DoD contract. How much additional financing will LaCroix Optical need?     

You are involved in your CPA firm’s first audit of Zorostria, a retailer of artwork, primarily paintings and photographs purchased from artists in Southeast Asia (particularly Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos). Zorostria has stores in seven cities throughout the United States, Mexico, and Canada.

Discuss difficulties you should anticipate in planning the observation of physical inventory on this engagement because of:

1. The different locations of stores.
2. The nature of artwork
3. Assume that Zorstria’s records indicate that it shipped goods on December 31 for a very major sale to a customer in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.

(1) Since it was shipped as of December 31, does this represent a dale for the year ended on that date?

(2) What additional audit steps could be taken to determine that the sale is valid?

Using the SARS-CoV-2 tests, explain the processes required for scaling up production of the newer diagnostic testing in a global pandemic and regulatory processes required for use of new diagnostic tests for COVID-19 within Australia, Europe and the United States of America. This section is to describe the some of the manufacturing challenges associated with meeting the rapid demand for tests during emergency or disaster management. Diagnostic tests require regulatory approval by FDA (US), TGA (Australia) and CE (European Union). How do companies ensure product can be continued to be manufactured and distributed to meet global need during a pandemic and what short cuts exist to certify products safe for use in humans during emergency situations such as a pandemic?