Is the American Family better off today than it was in the 1960’s? Explain your point of view.
In: Psychology
1. Give a brief example of the harsh conditions facing the cold, starving first American colonists.
In: Psychology
(American Government)
What do you see as the biggest issue with bureaucracy, in its current form?
In: Economics
In: Operations Management
In: Computer Science
What is the difference between American and European options? Is one more valuable than the other? Should it be?
In: Finance
in what ways did the US Constitution betray the African and african american people in the United States?
In: Psychology
Student ID Age Gender
Nationality Married Children
Undergrad Major GMAT Score Previous
salary Monthly Expenses School Debt
1 30 Male US
No 0 Marketing 717
48100 1710 26580
2 32 Male US
No 0 Finance 658
62600 1870 0
3 32 Female US
No 0 Engineering
669 55500 1630 30560
4 30 Male India
No 0 Marketing 687
45600 1430 0
5 39 Male US
No 0 Marketing 633
59700 2020 25380
6 33 Male US
No 0 Other non-business
658 70000 2610 0
7 30 Female Europe
No 0 Other business
653 44500 1650 32370
8 35 Female US
No 0 Engineering
784 54000 1930 33240
9 37 Female Other
No 0 Engineering
40000 1640 64330
10 34 Male US
Yes 0 Finance
72100 2670 39950
11 32 Female US
No 0 Other business
784 42200 1130 9490
12 39 Male US
Yes 2 Other non-business
627 69300 2320 70780
13 33 Female US
Yes 1 Marketing 709
46100 2290 69360
14 26 Female US
No 0 Finance 757
53100 1820 12490
15 35 Male US
No 0 Finance 735
76400 1300 8840
16 35 Male US
No 0 Marketing
67500 2230 26330
17 33 Male US
No 1 Other non-business
686 67700 1770 48870
18 30 Male India
No 0 Marketing
46700 1370 22690
19 29 Female India
No 0 Marketing 749
46500 1530 20130
20 36 Female US
Yes 1 Engineering
736 73700 1970 31150
21 36 Male US
Yes 0 Finance 691
63400 1750 0
22 30 Male South
America No 0
Marketing 698 51900
2550 33910
23 39 Male India
No 0 Other non-business
743 63300 1750 29180
24 34 Male US
Yes 1 Engineering
710 63200 2130 53280
25 40 Male US
Yes 0 Other business
662 56200 2020 38560
26 30 Female South
America Yes 0
Finance 43300
1240 26400
27 33 Male US
Yes 1 Engineering
72200 1820 19450
28 32 Female India
Yes 2 Engineering
718 44300 2600 68260
29 34 Male US
No 0 Other non-business
716 59300 1620 0
30 40 Male China
No 0 Finance 711
69100 2270 30460
31 37 Male US
No 0 Engineering
76100 2430 0
32 28 Male US
No 0 Marketing 743
58800 1540 35420
33 28 Male US
No 0 Engineering
740 57200 1300 19180
34 27 Female US
No 0 Finance 695
45000 2100 72220
35 31 Female US
Yes 0 Other business
54200 1950 14640
36 35 Male US
Yes 1 Other business
69500 2390 38330
37 30 Male US
No 0 Engineering
765 77000 1450 16720
38 34 Female China
No 0 Finance 770
47900 1970 39250
39 33 Male US
Yes 1 Engineering
78900 1920 44820
40 34 Male US
No 0 Other business
726 62300 2210 23620
In: Statistics and Probability
Answer the two questions below in Excel using the WAAC Model.
1. You are considering a pair of GICs (guaranteed investment contracts) o§ered by two di§erent life insurance companies. Each promises a single payment 10 years from now.
(a) US Life Insurance Companyís GIC promises to pay 6.5% per annum and can be purchased today for $100,000.
(b) Met Lifeís GIC promises to pay 5.7% per annum compounded monthly and can be purchased today for $95,000.
Which would you buy?
2. The Board of Administrators of Tulane University has decided to o§er an early retirement program to University faculty. The typical 55-year old faculty member would receive a small cash severance payment and a pension of $50,000 per year for the next 30 years, to begin one year from now. As CFO, you plan to set aside now enough money to fully fund the pension. Youíve been assured by your insurance company that they will pay you a 7% annual return on fund deposited with them. The American Association of University Professors objects to this program, however, because, they say, it fails to account for ináation. They propose an alternative plan in which payments would begin at $40,000 for the Örst year and grow thereafter at a Öxed rate of 5% to accommodate expected increases in the cost of living. They argue that this plan should be good for the University too because it involves lower initial payments. How much will it cost you up front to fund each of these plans?
In: Finance
A researcher tests whether Japanese managers are more motivated than American managers using the Sarnoff Survey of Attitudes Toward Life (SSATL), which measures motivation for upward mobility. A randomly selected group of each were administered The SSATL scores are summarized below.
|
Sample mean SSATL score |
Sample Standard deviation |
Sample size |
|
|
American |
78.5 |
31.1 |
210 |
|
Japanese |
79.5 |
6.4 |
100 |
Suppose α = 0.01. Which of the following represents the correct conclusion?
In: Statistics and Probability