Are these amusement park rides equal in terms of monetary revenue?
Test at α = .01 significance level.

Tornado:                     Average daily revenue = $300.00;   standard deviation = 45.0;    n = 12

Double Blizzard:          Average daily revenue = $320.00;   standard deviation = 38.0;    n = 17

Deductible expenses for a service member’s moving do not include:

a. the cost of transporting household goods

b. Hotel Cost while moving to the new locations

c. Meals Incurred during the move

d. storage of household goods for a limited time upon arrival at the new location

Imagine that you work in the human resource department at Marriott’s corporate headquarters. Your team is thinking about ways it might use My Marriott Hotel game as part of the selection process. How could you use it? How would you measure its effectiveness?

Use PHP, javascript and a little bit of Html

More focus on php

Create a logout page (for patients) in hotel management.

Please provide the screenshot of the output too (logout page).

Hint: the logout page should include like this thanks for visting etcetera.

Thanks in advance

United Recycling Inc. is one of the largest recyclers of glass and paper products in the United States. The company is looking into expanding into the cardboard recycling business. The company’s CFO has performed a detailed analysis of the proposed expansion.

The selling price of recycled cardboard can fluctuate dramatically, depending on the market conditions. By creating models that used different assumptions for the selling price of recycled cardboard but keeping all other inputs in the model the same, the CFO demonstrated the effect of fluctuations in the price of recycled cardboard.

1) Based on the information given, determine which of the statements is correct.

A. The company’s CFO performed a scenario analysis on the project’s financial model.

B. The company’s CFO was conducting a sensitivity analysis on the project’s financial model.

2) Evaluating risk is an important part of the capital budgeting process. Which of the following represents the project’s risk to the corporation as opposed to investors’ risks?

A. Corporate, or within-firm, risk

B. Stand-alone risk

C. Market, or beta, risk

3) The problem with using _______ when trying to adjust for projects that are more risky or less risky than a firm’s average project is that these adjustments are extremely subjective and difficult to justify.

A. market risk

B. a risk-adjusted cost of capital

C. corporate, or within-firm risk

D. stand-alone risk

The topic for this week is Inferential Statistics including the Chi-Square, Correlation and Regression as well as Time Series Analysis.  Correlation and Regression are used in basic modeling where we forecast the value of a dependent variable based on the value of an independent variable.   You may want to review the lecture entitled Correlation and Regression posted in this week’s discussion stream.  

Be sure to use the Excel charting to construct a Scatterplot of two of the variables shown in the attached dataset. Once you have the Scatterplot, add the Trendline, Regression Equation and R² following the directions discussed in the lecture.  It may be instructive to identify (country) the outlier data points displayed on the Scatterplot.  Discuss the meaning of the Regression Equation in terms of the independent and dependent variables.  Discuss the strength of the Correlation between the Variables and the proportion of Variation Explained by the Regression Equation.  Does your Linear Regression model help to understand the trend in the data? Pick any two variables and please include the chart

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) held a competition for the design of an embassy in Washington, D.C. Elena Sturdza—an architect not licensed in the District of Columbia—won. Sturdza and the UAE exchanged proposals, but the UAE stopped communicating with her. About two years later, Sturdza learned that the UAE had contracted with a District of Columbia architect named Angelos Demetriou to use his design. Sturdza filed a suit in a federal district court against the UAE, alleging breach of contract. The court issued a summary judgment in the UAE’s favor. Sturdza appealed to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit. This court asked the District of Columbia Court of Appeals “precisely how D.C. law applies” in this situation. The District of Columbia Court of Appeals’ answer: an architect cannot recover on a contract to perform architectural services in the District of Columbia if he or she lacks a District of Columbia license. For the safety of those who work in and visit buildings in the District of Columbia, and the safety of their neighbors, the architects who design them and oversee their construction should be qualified and licensed. The statute contains no exception.

Should there be an exception to the rule applied in this case for an architect who is licensed elsewhere in the United States and who intends to become licensed in the District of Columbia? How might such an exception have applied in this case?