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4. University of Notre Dame is a premier institution that draws students from all over the...

4. University of Notre Dame is a premier institution that draws students from all over the world to its campus. Although it is privately funded, it aspires to world-class quality and reputation, which are enhanced when out-of-state residents enroll. Data suggest that in-state enrollment can be described by the equation:

QI = 25,000 - PI,

where QI = in-state enrollment and PI = in-state tuition. Out-of-state enrollment is given

by:                                           QN = 13,500 - .5PN.

  1. If tuition for in-state students is $14,000 and for out-of-state students is $19,000, what is total enrollment and demand elasticity for each type of student?
  2. Suppose that the marginal cost to the university of an additional student is $7,000. Is Major University maximizing profit at its current tuition charges? Explain.  
  3. Because of major funding cuts, the university is expecting to reduce its total enrollment to 11,000 students next year. The university is free to set any tuition charges it wishes. If the goal is to maximize total tuition revenue, what should in-state tuition, out-of-state tuition, and respective enrollments be? Explain why

In: Economics

If you were a worker member of a union involved in collective bargaining for a new...

If you were a worker member of a union involved in collective bargaining for a new labor contract with management, and the union representatives and management representatives could not agree and were at an impasse, and your union representatives held a meeting of all the workers, including you, and presented the option to the workers to go on strike, discuss all of your concerns, both pro and con, as to whether you would vote to go on strike or to not go on strike.What measures can an employer take to prepare for a possibility of a strike?What are the pros and cons a worker faces today as to whether or he/she should join a union? Discuss in some detail the options of a strike, a lockout, a work slowdown, and a contract provision for the use of arbitration.

In: Operations Management

Linux operation 1. Explain what this command does: rpm –qai | more ..... ? 2. Ps...

Linux operation

1. Explain what this command does: rpm –qai | more ..... ?

2. Ps – Af |grep -v ^root, Explain how this command to find application processes could helpful in the real world to the system administrator??

3. Clearly describe 3 valid command options, and their meaning, of this command used to add users?

4. List 2 different variants of the Unix (not Linux) operating system, as well as their corresponding vendor (the company that developed them) ?

Determine if the UP ARROW for the recalling of commands in the BASH shell is persistent across logins. In other words, are previous commands preserved and able to be recalled by UP ARROW from one login to the next, using the same login account? (yes or no) 27.)      .

If yes, clearly explain in detail why/how the BASH shell recalls these commands. Provide the technical answer as to what the shell uses to perform this action. Do not provide an answer which details how the user recalls the commands by just hitting the up arrow for example, but rather again, how the shell does this from a technical perspective, what it uses, etc. (Research if necessary):

28.)      .

(If you have problems recalling previous commands with UP ARROW, ensure you are in the BASH shell when using UP ARROW, by running echo $SHELL, and it should display /bin/bash). We will see more about “variables”, like SHELL later in the course.

In: Computer Science

For Plant Physiology. Explain the following statement: “There is a fitness cost associated with an enhanced...

For Plant Physiology.

Explain the following statement: “There is a fitness cost associated with an enhanced defense response.” In your answer you must do the following: A) Provide your opinion about what this statement means to you. B) Include and describe the experimental evidence that supports your opinion.

In: Biology

one page find an article that relates to GDP or any components of GDP. This includes...

one page

find an article that relates to GDP or any components of GDP. This includes consumption (consumer spending); investment (business investment or new houses); government purchases; or net exports.

  • Explain the article
  • Explain how it relates to what we are learning
  • Explain your opinion about it, support with real-life experience
  • Include link to article

In: Economics

2. (This question is about your reading of Piketty’s (2014) Introduction of Capital in the Twenty...

2. (This question is about your reading of Piketty’s (2014) Introduction of Capital in the Twenty First Century.)
2.1. Explain the theory of the “Kuznets Curve”.   
2.2. According to Piketty, income and wealth inequalities can be attributed to what he calls the “fundamental inequality”. Explain this fundamental inequality and how it helps to explain rising income and wealth inequalities.

In: Economics

Web Programming: Explain how a session actually works in PHP, including how the client and server...

Web Programming:

Explain how a session actually works in PHP, including how the client and server use the session ID to identify the session

Then, compare and contrast cookies and sessions as a means of storing state information for a given user.

Thank you

In: Computer Science

Kenneth, a Malaysian citizen was operating a restaurant in Japan since 1998. During the period 1998...

Kenneth, a Malaysian citizen was operating a restaurant in Japan since 1998. During

the period 1998 to 2006, Kenneth was never in Malaysia. Since 2007, Kenneth have

been returning to Malaysia frequently to attend to some family affairs and it was established that Kenneth was a Malaysian tax resident for the basis years 2007 to 2009.

In 2014, Kenneth sold his restaurant in Japan. He was recruited into the Malaysian Civil Service at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs from 01 November 2013. He was posted to the Malaysian Embassy in Tokyo from 01 December 2013.

Kenneth left for Tokyo on 29 November 2013 and reported for duty on 01 December 2013. Since then Kenneth has never been back to Malaysia.

Below are the patterns of Kenneth’s duration of stay in Malaysia since 2010:

01 March 2010 to 31 March 2010

01 May 2011 to 31 January 2012

01 April 2013 to 15 May 2013

01 October 2013 to 28 November 2013

During the period Kenneth was not in Malaysia, he was in Japan.

Required:

For the purposes of Malaysian income tax, determine Kenneth’s residence status for the basis years 2010 to 2014.

Support your answers with reasons and citing the relevant provision of the Income Tax Act 1967 that is applicable for a particular year of assessment and also explain why certain sub-sections of section 7(1) are not applicable for any particular year of assessment.

P/S : THE ANSWER WILL BE IN TABLE . EXAMPLE WILL BE IN THE BELOW . THANK YOU~

Year

Total days present in Malaysia

Status

RESIDENT OR NON RESIDENT

Section

Section 7(1)(A),Section 7(1)(B), Section 7(1)(C)

Explanation

2014

181 Days

Non resident

Section 7(1)(A)

Renuka is not considered as the resident of Malaysia for tax purposes as she had lived in Malaysia for 181 days only in 2014.

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR HELP .

In: Accounting

You should make original posts discussing any three of the following statements. You are also required...

You should make original posts discussing any three of the following statements. You are also required to post at least three responses to other student’s posts. Please note that this is a minimum requirement. Your grade will be a function of your effort. Please answer any three question. Thank you

1. If you were able to put together a portfolio that completely eliminated all risk, what return would you expect to earn and why?

2. If someone called you and told you that he/she could guarantee you high returns on your investments with little or no risk, what would you do and why.

3. When there is uncertainty in the marketplace, what happens to yield spreads and why?

4. Your grandfather has great faith in bonds and has heard about some “high yield bonds” that are available. He has asked you for your opinion. What advice will you give him?

5. Why do venture capital companies often choose preferred stock for their equity position?

6. Explain how supply and demand influences the price of common stock.

7. A company has a vacant building on its property that is completely depreciated and it proposes to use it for an expansion project. What cost if any, should it use for that building?

8. How does the use of accelerated depreciation encourage investment?

In: Finance

This question is based on a Poisson discrete probability distribution. The distribution is important in biology...

This question is based on a Poisson discrete probability distribution. The distribution is important in biology and medicine, and can be dealt with in the same way as any other discrete distribution. Red blood cell deficiency may be determined by examining a specimen of blood under the microscope. The data in Table B gives a hypothetical distribution of numbers of red blood cells in a certain small fixed volume of blood from normal patients. Theoretically, there is no upper limit to the value of a POISSON distribution. In reality, you can force only so many red blood cells into a given volume.  Copy the data from Table B into columns of the EXCEL worksheet, name the columns, and view the table.]

0 0.00000
1 0.00000
2 0.00000
3 0.00001
4 0.00002
5 0.00010
6 0.00031
7 0.00085
8 0.00204
9 0.00435
10 0.00839
11 0.01468
12 0.02355
13 0.03488
14 0.04797
15 0.06157
16 0.07410
17 0.08392
18 0.08977
19 0.09097
20 0.08758
21 0.08030
22 0.07027
23 0.05883
24 0.04720
25 0.03635
26 0.02692
27 0.01920
28 0.01320
29 0.00876
30 0.00562
31 0.00349
32 0.00210
33 0.00123
34 0.00069
35 0.00038
36 0.00020
37 0.00011
38 0.00005
39 0.00003
40 0.00001
41 0.00001
42 0.00000
43 0.00000
44 0.00000
45 0.00000
46 0.00000
47 0.00000
48 0.00000
49 0.00000
50 0.00000
51 0.00000
52 0.00000
53 0.00000
54 0.00000
55 0.00000
56 0.00000
57 0.00000
58 0.00000
59 0.00000
60 0.00000
61 0.00000
62 0.00000
63 0.00000
64 0.00000
65 0.00000
66 0.00000
67 0.00000
68 0.00000
69 0.00000
70 0.00000
71 0.00000
72 0.00000
73 0.00000
74 0.00000
75 0.00000
76 0.00000
77 0.00000
78 0.00000
79 0.00000
80 0.00000
81 0.00000
82 0.00000
83 0.00000
84 0.00000
85 0.00000
86 0.00000
87 0.00000
88 0.00000
89 0.00000
90 0.00000
91 0.00000
92 0.00000
93 0.00000
94 0.00000
95 0.00000
96 0.00000
97 0.00000
98 0.00000
99 0.00000
100 0.00000

8. What is the probability that a blood sample from this distribution will have exactly 20 red blood cells?

9. What is the probability that a blood sample from a normal person will have between 19 and 26 red blood cells? HINT: See questions 3 and 4.

10. What is the probability that a blood sample from a normal person would have fewer than 10 red blood cells?

11. What is the probability that a blood sample from a normal person will have at least 15 red blood cells? HINT: Since there is no theoretical upper limit to the Poisson distribution, the correct way to answer this question is to calculate 1 – probability of fewer than 15 red blood cells. ASSIGNMENT 3 20 INTRODUCTORY STATISTICS LABORATORY

12. A person with a red blood cell count in the lower 2.5 percent of the distribution might be considered as deficient. What is the red blood cell count below which 2.5 percent of the distribution lies? HINT: You need to determine a value X so that if you sum all the probabilities for counts up to and including that value they will sum to at least 0.025. The sum of probabilities of all counts up to but excluding X should be less than 0.025. You can proceed in the following way. Look at the table to guess how many probabilities (P[X = 0] + P[X = 1] + . . ) should be added to give a sum of approximately 0.025. Calculate sums of probabilities for your guess of X. Continue your guessing of X until you get a sum ≥ 0.025 while the sum for X-1 < 0.025.

13. What is the mean red blood cell count in this distribution?

14. What is the variance of red blood cell count in this distribution? HINT: See question 7, and remember it is a Poisson distribution.

15. Is the following statement true (1) or false (0) for this distribution? In a Poisson distribution, the variance is equal to the mean (within rounding error). Record 1 if true, 0 if false.

In: Math