Lump-Sum Purchase of Assets and Subsequent Events

Carter Development Company purchased, for cash, a large tract of land that was immediately platted and deeded into the following smaller sections:

Section 1, retail development with highway frontage
Section 2, multifamily apartment development
Section 3, single-family homes in the largest section

Based on recent sales of similar property, the fair market values of the three sections are as follows:

Section 1, $669,300
Section 2, $407,400
Section 3, $378,300

Required:

1. What value is assigned to each section of land if the tract was purchased for (a) $1,455,000, (b) $1,799,000, and (c) $1,185,000?

2. How does the purchase of the tract affect the balance sheet?

The purchase of the land   total assets.

3. Why would Carter be concerned with the value assigned to each section? Would Carter be more concerned with the values assigned if instead of purchasing three sections of land, it purchased land with buildings?

Carter would be concerned with the   if it intended to sell one or two sections and keep others. Carter would want the section it intended to sell to be assigned the   value in order to defer a gain.

Both Nietzsche (i.e., his irrationalism/perspectivism), and Marx (i.e., modern materialism) base their theories of knowledge (epistemology) on a similar view of reality of the flux (their metaphysics) - namely, the view that everything is in constant state of change, of becoming. But they draw polar opposite conclusions from this. For Nietzsche he holds the view that there is no knowledge but only perspective, no facts but only interpretation. Marx, however, believes the world is fundamentally knowable, and that vast knowledge about the world is attainable despite the underlying flux, the constant state of becoming of all things. Explain how Marx/modern materialism is still able to account for a knowable world even with the flux, and thus rejects Nietzsche's irrationalism. (hint: quantitative and qualitative change)

Question: Describe various policy measures taken by governments and Central Banks to deal with Corona Pandemic. How effective have been these policy measures, especially monetary and fiscal policies, in reducing the severity of the crisis? Take one or more countries as examples for your study. Provide data and analysis to support your answer.

Direction: Please answer the question in detail. Support your answer with data and references as much as possible. Do not copy and paste. Write in your own words and provide references wherever applicable. Use economic terminologies as much as possible. Write legibly in complete sentences using correct English language. There is no page limit.

Question: Describe various policy measures taken by governments and Central Banks to deal with Corona Pandemic. How effective have been these policy measures, especially monetary and fiscal policies, in reducing the severity of the crisis? Take one or more countries as examples for your study. Provide data and analysis to support your answer. Direction: Please answer the question in detail. Support your answer with data and references as much as possible. Do not copy and paste. Write in your own words and provide references wherever applicable. Use economic terminologies as much as possible. Write legibly in complete sentences using correct English language. There is no page limit. (macroeconomic)

LP05 Assignment: Medicaid and HMO Paper

HA3120D - Essentials of Managed Care

Review the following video: Medicaid and HMOs Video.
• Assignment: Should Medicaid and HMOs join forces?
• Write a 2 – 3 page paper in what you find out about whether or not the HMO’s representative claims were correct. Does an HMO, enrolling Medicaid patients promise; one, cost efficiency and two improvements in quality of care? One site you can get started is The National Bureau of Economic Research. There are many other sites you can look at to get data about this. So that’s your assignment. Good idea? Bad idea and why? Back it up with some good data. That’s all there is to it. Good Luck!”

Consider:
• Would the state save money by enrolling members in an HMO? How so?
• What would happen to the quality of care? Give possible examples. Cite your references.

5. A new exercise program is proposed to increase the V02 max (a measure of fitness in mL/kg/min) of men with sedentary lifestyles. The researchers randomly recruited 25 such men from their local health care centre. They measured the V02 max of each individual at the start of the study (pre) and then again after 6 months of participating in the exercise program (post). The data are available in the file VO2max.csv.

a. What are the null and alternative hypotheses?
b. (1 mark) What is the value of the test statistic?
c. (1 mark) What is the distribution of the test statistic if the null hypothesis is true?
d. What is the p-value?
e. Using a significance level of 5%, state your conclusions about this test in the language of the problem.
f. Name the two key unstated assumptions required for the validity of your hypothesis test and explain why they are reasonable in this context.

What conditions must be true about a weak acid solution in order to use the Henderson‐Hasselbalch equation to find solution pH and in what region of a titration curve do these conditions exist?

Use what you learned about [H3O(+)] and pH formulas to solve the following problem

Calculate the pH of a (1.99x10^-1) M solution of Na2S03 (Kb1 = 1.56E-7, Kb2 = 5.88E-13)