In: Accounting
The Bureau of Labor Statistics published its February jobs report on March 9. Here is a link to their press release:
https://www.bls.gov/news.release/empsit.nr0.htm
Your job is the following. Read the press release and incorporate into a writing assignment containing the following elements:
Short run labor market
Is this job report a positive or negative one? How does this report fit into the trends of the last few months? What does it say about the state of the labor market and the economy as a whole? Support your opinion with evidence. Make sure to mention the number of jobs created and the unemployment rate. Include any other statistics that support your position, and explain how they do so.
Medium run labor market
You have drawn a conclusion about the state of the labor market and the overall economy. How does this trend of the last few months fit into the performance of the economy over approximately the last 10 years or so? Support your position using evidence, including any relevant statistics.
Long run labor market
The economy and the labor market fluctuate over time (this is the business cycle we have previously read about). But are there any long run trends over the past 20-30 years that have been consistent? What are these trends and what do they imply about the state of the economy in the future? Again, use statistics and evidence to support your view.
Other notes:
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Using outside sources is recommended, but not required. If you consult any outside sources, please include a bibliography. Here is one source that may be helpful. It is historical unemployment data compiled by the BLS:
https://www.bls.gov/cps/cpsaat01.pdf
In: Economics
In: Nursing
question 1
a. What is the effect on a country’s economy of an artificially low exchange rate? Of an artificially high exchange rate?
b. Explain how a company can use forward contracts to eliminate Foreign Exchange risk. What is counter-party risk?
Explain in detail
In: Finance
Section One:
Write a review of “Dirigible Dreams” that answers the following three questions:
1) What was the purpose of the book?
2) Did the author successfully complete the purpose of the book or did he accomplish less than the purpose? Thoroughly explain your positions and reference sections of the book that support your comments.
3) Did you find “Dirigible Dreams” useful in understanding the development of transportation (or not)? Be explicit, offer examples, and tell me what you liked and did not like about the book (and why).
Section Two:
Compare what you learned in “Dirigible Dreams” to the development of another form of transportation. First, identify specific points of comparison, then apply those points of comparison between the development of airships to your chosen “other” form of transportation.
You may choose a form of transportation that was successfully (or unsuccessfully) developed in the past, or a development(s) that is happening today. For example, compare “Dirigible Dreams” to the development of LNG-powered ships.
In: Operations Management
Given your knowledge of PESTLE, what factors do you think that COVID-19 (Coronavirus) effects? Explain your answer in detail.
In: Economics
1, What is collusion? why it's difficult to detect?
2. What are the signs that an employee is stealing? (red flags) Behavior and accounting
3. look for an article of accounting fraud or computer crime and summarize it. Use the internal control information to explain how they detected it??
In: Accounting
DESIGN YOUR OWN EXPERIMENT
As a future scientist, you have the opportunity to show your laboratory skills by designing your own experiment. Below you will be provided an experimental question. Your job will be to physically complete an experiment to test the hypothesis associated with your question. Once again, you must conduct the actual experiment and document it. Use your Experimental Planning Form to guide you through the experiment. Keep in mind the overall goal is to conduct a valid experiment using the scientific method!!!!!
Topic: What is the effect of salt on the boiling temperature of water?
Below are more helpful pointers of details of how to document your experimental process.
Title
This should be short, but describe the experiment.
Problem Statement
What scientific question are you planning to investigate?
Background Information
Write a short paragraph describing some background information that you have learned about the topic of your investigation.
Hypothesis
You will propose a possible outcome for your experiment that includes the data that will support your hypothesis.
Materials List
Make a list of all of the materials you will use to complete your experiment.
Include consumable supplies and lab equipment in your list.
Procedure
This section must be written in a step-by-step numbered format, so that another student who is not in your group can follow it.
You can draw a picture to show how you will set-up your experiment (optional).
SAFETY – List what lab safety equipment you will need.
Data Table
Your data table should include a title, column headings, units (if needed) and a place to record all data from your experiment.
You must show at least three trials of data for your experiment, so be sure to leave room in your data table for all trails.
Conclusion Paragraph 1 –
Your conclusion should state if your data DID support your hypothesis or your data did NOT support your hypothesis and why (use data for support).
Summarize your data in a few sentences.
Paragraph 2 –
Explain what you learned about the problem statement from the experiment.
List some errors you and your partner(s) could have made while conducting the experiment that could affect your results. YOU MAY NOT SAY “NOTHING WENT WRONG” OR “THE EXPERIMENT WENT WELL”. Think here!!!!
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Do you think structural unemployment is natural or not? Provide one real and one futuristic (just make up, use your imagination) example for structural unemployment. Explain them.
(Please solve the problem in detail. Thnx for help)
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Apple Inc.
Introduction. Start with an introductory paragraph or two explaining the purpose of the report.
Brief History of the Company. In no more than one (1) page
address the following:
• What is the company’s principal line of business and
major competitors?
• What are their key products/services?
• On what day does the company’s fiscal year end?
• Provide a brief history of the company: When did the
company first go public? Have they had any stock splits since then?
Any other relevant data about their stock.
• Who is their current CEO, CFO?
• What else would a potential investor want to
know?
Body: address the following questions related to your selected
company in paragraph (not list) form.
1. Who is the company’s current auditor? What does the
auditor do?
2. What method of depreciation is used by the company
to depreciate its operational assets?
3. What inventory method is used to state the value of
the company’s inventory?
4. Does the company have treasury stock (or a
repurchase program)? Explain.
5. Does the company have any investments? If so, what
categories?
6. What is the largest source of cash from financing
activities?
7. What is the largest use of cash from investing
activities?
8. Describe one footnote that presents additional
detail about a reported financial statement number (provide the
footnote number or letter).
9. Describe one footnote that reports financial
statement information not listed as a number in the financial
statements (provide the footnote number or letter).
10. What was the overall trend of the stock price for
the most recent year?
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