Affected by international trade war, a toy product manufacturer plans to re-package its product and ship them to the Middle East markets instead of Western countries market. New processes to manage and to carry out the re-packaging are required. With reference to the certified ISO 9001:2015 quality management system of the company, determine:

1. (a) THREE clauses/sections of the quality management system that are purposed to serve this kind of re-packaging changes. Briefly describe how each of them works to achieve the purpose.
2. (b) FOUR clauses/sections of the quality management system that are most affected. Describe briefly the corresponding changes in the company practices or documentations required. The clauses or sub-clauses should be different from those in part (a).

1. Ruthie Long, 84 years of age, presents to the clinic for an annual checkup. The nurse updates the patient’s history by asking her if she has had any gastrointestinal pain associated with meals, at rest, or with activity, or with having a bowel movement. The nurse also asks the patient if she has had any unexplained weight loss or weight gain since her last annual checkup. The nurse asks the patient if she has had any changes in her bowel habits or changes in the usual stool characteristics. The patient stated she has had no such problems. (Learning Objective 3)

What age-related considerations should the nurse utilize when performing the focused physical assessment for the gastrointestinal system?

Volusia, Inc. is a U.S.-based exporting firm that expects to receive payments denominated in both euros and Canadian dollars in one month. Based on today's spot rates, the dollar value of the funds to be received is estimated at $500,000 for the euros and $300,000 for the Canadian dollars. Based on data for the last fifty months, Volusia estimates the standard deviation of monthly percentage changes to be 8 percent for the euro and 3 percent for the Canadian dollar. The correlation coefficient between the euro and the Canadian dollar is 0.30. Assuming an expected percentage change of 0 percent for each currency during the next month, what is the maximum one-month loss of the currency portfolio? Use a 95 percent confidence level and assume the monthly percentage changes for each currency are normally distributed

Suppose the U.S. has a closed economy with GDP (Y) equal to $20.3 trillion, consumption (C) equal to $12.0 trillion, government spending (G) equal to $3.9 trillion, transfer payments (TR) equal to $1.8 trillion, and taxes (T) equal to $4.2 trillion.

Suppose the government passes legislation to reduce the size of its debt by reducing government spending by $0.4 trillion. What must happen to total savings (S)? That is, what is the dollar amount by which total savings changes? Assume the values for GDP, consumption, taxes, and transfer payments do not change.  Provide your answer in trillions of dollars rounded to one decimal place. Use a negative sign "-" for negative changes. Do not include any symbols, such as "$," "=," "%," or "," in your answer.

Subject: MARKETING MANAGEMENT

Identify a company which is a major service provider for any of the mass marketed services in Bahrain operations and prepare a project on the following lines:

1. The title of the project would be “An analysis of the Marketing Mix of (Any Banking House).
2. A brief history about the company. Products which the company markets in the Bahrain market.
3. Please do a PESTLE analysis of the Bahrain markets with respect to the company’s Marketing Mix and provide a justification in terms of its appropriateness
4. Suggest changes in the Marketing Mix (Service Sector) 7Ps of the company to make its business better.

PROJECT GUIDELINES:

Formally assess whether usage is a significant predictor of mean interruptions, providing numerical justification (test statistic and
P-value) for your conclusion. Carefully interpret what the estimated model tells you about how
the expected number of interruptions changes as the daily usage changes.

DATA four;
INPUT interruptions usage;
cards;
0 104.2
2 124.6
5 176.3
6 169.3
1 104.6
2 115.8
3 127.8
6 179.4
8 210.5
4 126.7
0 100.5
1 119.5
1 123.8
0 106.4
4 156.7
3 148.2
5 156.2
6 167.3
8 198.2
2 124.6
3 145.9
4 156.2
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run;

Managerial Decision Making Research and Analysis Focus of the Final Paper Research a specific company of your choice and identify some of the managerial decisions that were made over time and in response to changes in its market or competitive environment. Use the Ashford University Library and web-based sources for your research. At least three external scholarly sources must be used in addition to the textbook.

Address all of the following areas: Describe the company and provide a brief history of its operations. Find or use graphs to illustrate its financial performance over the years. Describe any sources of risk or uncertainty in its operations. Do the financial reports indicate risky or uncertain activities or changes to the economic environment that ultimately appear to have affected the company

Lakeside Inc. produces a product that currently sells for $52.00 per unit. Current production costs per unit include direct materials, $14; direct labor, $16; variable overhead, $7.00; and fixed overhead, $7.00. Product engineering has determined that certain production changes could refine the product quality and functionality. These new production changes would increase material and labor costs by 20% per unit. Lakeside has received an offer from a nonprofit organization to buy 8,400 units at $38.40 per unit. Lakeside currently has unused production capacity.

Required:
a. Calculate the effect on Lakeside's operating income of accepting the order from the nonprofit organization.

ANSWER:

Increase in operating income by: ___________________