What are your thoughts on the use of alcohol as a self-prescribed treatment to aid with anxiety?

Can this affect the general health or interfere with the prescription drugs of a patient

Basic Pharmacology

What is "intersectionality", and why is this a relevant concept in anthropology? Use examples in your answer.

In the Kingdom of Westeros suppose money supply is $0.5 million, nominal GDP is $10 million, and real GDP is $5 million during this year.

1. Calculate the price level and the velocity of money for Westeros this year.

2. Suppose velocity is constant and the Westerosi economy grows in real terms by 5% next year. What will happen to nominal GDP and the price level if the central bank in Westeros keeps the money supply constant? Please explain your answer briefly.

3. If the central bank wants to keep the price level stable in Westeros, what should it do to money supply instead? Please state clearly how much money supply would need to change and explain your answer briefly.

4. If the Westerosi central bank wants to have an inflation of 2% (rather than keep prices stable), how should it set money supply? Please explain your answer briefly.

What method(s) of depreciation does your company use? Does the company use the same method of depreciation for all types of long-lived assets? Where did you find this information?

Company is Target CORPORATION

Imagine that Canada did not have a market-based economy, but instead had a centrally controlled, planned economy. So, instead of letting private businesses make decisions about what to make, these are all made by government-controlled manufacturers and producers. You are one of the central planners, in charge of making decisions about what the government should produce. Your focus is on clothing. Explain the information you would need to know to improve the social efficiency of the clothes that are produced. Then, explain how the introduction of markets would improve the social efficiency of the production and distribution of clothing.

1. Random survey of 70 employees shows that 36 of them are interested in taking advantage of the new company Credit Union. Test the claim that more than 44% of employees will take advantage of a new company Credit Union using α = 0.05.  show work

1. State the null and alternate hypotheses for this test.

2. Find the significance level and p-value for this test. Show work.

3. Using the p-value method make a decision about the null hypothesis. Explain

4. Suppose someone else tested the same claim and they made a Type I Error. What does that mean in context to this hypothesis test?

Read this article "Habitat fragmentation and the persistence of lynx populations in Washington state" by Koehler et al 2008. For each answer write a paragraphs, using strong arguments provided by the findings of these researchers.

1. Where was the study conducted? At what temporal and spatial scale? What is the goal that the researchers pursued in this study?

1. Provide a short but complete paragraph that addresses the following questions: What specific methods did the authors use to collect data on habitat selection by lynx? What variables they measured? What kind of analytical tools they used?
2. What are two important results on the patterns of use of habitat (habitat selection) by lynxes in the study area? For example, you may want to look at the affinities that lynxes have for certain type of habitat, canopy cover, plant species etc.

1. What is a possible explanation for each of these patterns of habitat use?

1. Given the characteristics of the areas that may still harbor populations of Lynx in Washington described in this study, what do you think would be the effects of increasing habitat fragmentation on these populations? In your opinion what is the future of the lynx population in Washington State?  

Use sufficient detail and depth to answer the following questions on how Facebook is changing the internet:

How do you think that Facebook should balance its responsibilities to its shareholders - to maximize profits - with its responsibilities to its other stakeholders (e.g., its users, and the citizens of the countries in which it operates)? For instance, Facebook makes more money when controversial content is posted, but what if that content is "fake news"? Does Facebook have any responsibility for ensuring that user postings are accurate, truthful, and not misleading? Or is it "reader beware" - up to the reader to verify that the information that they are receiving is accurate and true?

What is your opinion about bankers getting the largest bonuses during the recession! Is this capitalism? Explain! Some institutions too big to fail? or what! Main Street suffers, Wall Street ?

(Please don't copy and paste the answers that have already been on yahoo. Give me your own opinion)