1. What specifically would happen to an individual human that lost their CD4+ T cell population? Provide a real-world example of this.

2. Why do infectious pathogens that evade the first and second lines of defense often cause illnesses that last for days?

3. What is the effect of cholera toxin? When in the infectious cycle does Vibrio cholerae secrete cholera toxin, and how does it know when to secrete it?

Given below of ministry under the Government of Malaysia. Study the key policies under the ministry that has been assigned. Propose programmes you would develop under those policies.

You are required to propose and discuss in detail TWO (2) programmes. Clearly explain with these elements what program and the reason why come out with own program , objective of the program and benefits of the program .

Fund Life & Health insurance

How does the law of insurable interest protect human life? (identifying the requirement of the law and insurance company and analyzing how it protects general public.)

What factors make joint life an effective tool in the case of a buy-sell agreement? ( Explain how JL matches the need for buy-sell agreement timing and analyzing what riders in JL benefits in the situation of buy-sell agreement.)

A recent review of actual operating results compared to budget indicates an unfavorable cost variance on both direct materials and direct labor (that is, we are spending more on materials and labor than we expected to). Which departments may be responsible for additional costs? For example, can we blame Human Resources for hiring inexperienced factory workers who have been making many mistakes causing us to waste materials?

Suppose that the government makes a one-time investment in new public school buildings, which results in a one-time reduction in current consumption. The new public school buildings increase the efficiency with which human capital is accumulated. Use the endogenous growth model we discussed in class to determine the effects of this change on the paths of aggregate consumption over time. Explain the trade off between current consumption and future consumption.

Statistical Error: Central tendency Definition: The tendency of managers to give all employees average ratings. This reduces the variance in the data to the point where it becomes useless.

1. Provide a Human Resource decision that has to be made as an example to the central tendency effect.

1. ‘People are an asset not a cost’ (Beer et al, 1984). Discuss this with reference to the resource based theories of strategy and HRM.
2. HR managers can ‘help make capitalism human’ (Holbeche, 2007). Evaluate the arguments for and against this assertion.
3. ’HR should not be defined by what it does but by what it delivers’ (Ulrich, 1998). Discuss.
4. Globalisation represents the biggest challenge facing HR professionals in the 21^st Century. Discuss, giving your rationale and evidence.