1. What policy implications arising from the Lewis model?
2. The 20 century will be remembered as an era of great achievement in human endeavor and enormous economic growth and prosperity. Nevertheless, as we have entered into 21 century, various development challenges need to be addressed. In light of this, what are the current trends and major issues for 21th century?
3. Despite the advantages of free trade, president Trump recently imposed tariffs on major USA allies. What arguments have been used to justify this position?

Researchers studying the human voice measure the volume in decibels. Normal conversation occurs at around

50 decibels but some singers can reach over 100 decibels. The researchers choose a random sample of 25

professional opera singers and record the maximum volume reached by each. They find the mean volume for

this sample is 98 decibels with a standard deviation of 10 decibels. Carry out a hypothesis test with alpha= 0.05,

to determine if the mean maximum volume of all professional opera singers is 100 decibels.

Confidence Intervals

1. In a random sample of 1100 American adults it was found that 320 had hypertension (high-blood pressure). The US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) wants the population proportion of hypertension to 16% by 2022.

   1. Find the 95% confidence interval for the proportion of all adult Americans that have hypertension.

   2. Interpret the confidence interval in the words of the problem.

   3. Find the error bound.

   4. Does this data and analysis provide evidence that the population proportion of hypertension is different from the HHS target value? Justify!

QUESTION

Subject A consumed ammonium chloride (NH₄Cl) and subject B consumed bicarbonate (NaHCO₃).

a) Using a flow chart of the negative feedback loops involved, (for subject A) explain the implications of ingesting ammonium chloride on the human body.

Include the initial changes in the pH and bicarbonate (HCO₃^-) of the plasma and the response of the kidney to these changes in terms of increases or decreases of:

• reabsorption of HCO₃^-
• regeneration of HCO₃^-
• excretion of HCO₃^-
• excretion of buffer-bound H⁺
• pH of the urine  

b) repeat part (a) for subject B

Thank you! :)

Target handles a lot of data from many different sources (customers, vendors, suppliers, employees, etc.). The concept of Big Data is a concern for such companies. Answer the following questions: What was the weakness behind the Target data breach? Were third parties involved? How did Target run its POS system? How could it be prevented? How much does human error come into play with big enterprise security breaches? What are some challenges in Big Data with regards to security?

Q1. Answer the following questions in detail with examples as applicable:
a) What is different HR Structural Alternatives and how effectiveness and
optimization in People Management relates to core activities of HR?
b) Discuss the complexity of outsourcing process and how to manage it for
organizational efficiency.
c) Describe the latest trends in Human Resource information systems and technology
considerations.
d) Outline how HR can assure that communication can be used as an effective tool
towards delivering messages and exchanging organizational information

• Describe any two of the following--Ebola, HIV/AIDS, Chagas, or Schistosomiasis--from the standpoint of the relationships between (1) culture/economy and disease; (2) cities/towns and disease; (3) environmental change and disease; and (4) human ecology and disease.
• Within the above framework, how do the two diseases reflect “negative externalities” and “Karl Polanyi’s Paradox” (as defined in GPCC)?

250 word minimum; no maximum word count. Display the word count at the end of your post.

1. Relate the importance of keeping records.

2. Compare and contrast receipts and invoices.

3.Briefly describe the difference between cash and accrual methods of record keeping.

4.Briefly discuss the fundamental purpose of accounting principles in effective recordkeeping.

5. Design a human resource management system for a very small employer with 10 employees or less.

6. The if–then construct is often used to describe a business process. For example, “if the person is a Member, then enrollment proceeds. “   This is an example of which business process element?