“Stand-Up” is a small company that has a subcontract to produce instructional materials for disabled children in public school districts. The owner rents several small rooms in an office building in the suburbs for $500 a month and has leased computer equipment that costs $300 a month. Below is the structure of the company’s operational cost.

1. What is the marginal cost of creating the tenth instructional module in a given month?
2. What is the average variable cost for the month if six instructional modules are
3. What is the average fixed cost for the month if nine instructional modules are produced?

As our module reading highlights, applying test-taking skills involves what students do before, during and after the test. It includes managing test anxiety, becoming familiar with types of test questions, and using tests as a learning tool.

Think about these components as you review your process in applying test-taking skills.

Share responses to the following questions or statements:

• Explain how one or two of these suggestions for managing test anxiety can help you manage stress in test-taking and in a situation you face outside school.
• In addition to better grades, describe at least one benefit you could experience by taking tests more effectively.
• Of the techniques that you gained from this chapter, choose one that you will use on your next test. Cite it and outline exactly how you intend to apply the technique.

Fill in the blanks to make the following statements correct.

a. In the long​ run, total output is determined only by ▼ (potential output or actual output). In the long​ run, aggregate demand determines the ▼ (price level or output level).

b. Permanent increases in real GDP are possible only if ▼ (potential output or actual output) is increasing.

c. Suppose illiteracy in Canada were​ eliminated, and the school dropout rate was reduced to zero. The effect would be a permanent▼(decrease or increase) in productivity and ▼ (a decrease or an increase) in potential output.

d. A reduction in corporate income tax is likely to make▼ (net exports or investment or consumption) more attractive and thus shift the ▼(aggregate supply or aggregate demand) curve to the right. The result is ▼(an increase or a decrease) in the​ short-run level of real GDP. In the long​ run, the greater rate of ▼ (net exports or consumption or investment) by firms will lead to a greater level of ▼(potential GDP or actual GDP).

Address how gender identity is formed, the scientific evidence for the differences between the genders, and the various influences (biological, social, and cultural) that affect these differences.

Assume you are making a presentation as part of a national symposium on gender development. Your contribution will serve as the introductory presentation to provide context to the symposium and your co-presenters. The target audience for this project is the research community.

Research how gender identity is formed.

Develop a presentation that addresses the following:

Introduction: Overview of presentation

The history of the study of gender

Ways in which gender is studied

Psychological theories about gender development

Relative roles of biological, social, and cultural influences on gender (such as stereotyping and discrimination)

Scientific evidence for gender differences in the following areas:

School and work

Relationships and sexuality

Health and wellness

Stress, coping, and psychopathology

Conclusions that forecast the landscape for gender development at work and home, and in political arenas and initiatives in the coming years

You have been invited to speak to a group of parents during the Family Day of Cemerlang High School on the following topic:

Social media has become increasingly popular amongst teenagers. What risks do sharing personal information on social media websites have and how can we combat them?

Write the speech that you will be making to the parents. Provide two (2) main risks that sharing personal information on social media have and two (2) ways we can combat them.

It is important for you to cite and quote appropriately. Remember to list your sources on the References Page at the end of your article. You should also use these references when you do in-text citations in your answer. You must have at least 4 in –text citations and references for this question. Use the APA Style of referencing.

After reading Chapter 6 on Lean Systems, one obvious take away is that a huge component of successful Lean implementation is teamwork. A case could be made that Lean systems work better in some cultures than in others, depending how that culture values the collective. In essence, it comes down to Teamwork vs. Autonomy. For example, you could make a statement that Toyota is very good at Lean systems because Japanese culture traditionally values the collective over the individual. Think about a culture that you are familiar with and give your opinion on if you think that a Lean System would fair well there and why. A culture could be from a company, school, city, state, country, region, etc. I'm interested in what you think and your opinion here, so have some fun with the topic while being sensitive to all cultures and viewpoints.

Personality is shaped by the combined forces of biological, situational, and mental processes all embedded in a sociocultural and developmental context. Sue Klebold is the mother of Dylan Klebold, one of the two shooters who committed the Columbine High School massacre, murdering 12 students and a teacher. She's spent years excavating every detail of her family life, trying to understand what she could have done to prevent her son's violence. In this difficult, jarring talk, Klebold explores the intersection between mental health and violence, advocating for parents and professionals to continue to examine the link between suicidal and homicidal thinking. Click on the link. What are your perspectives on the video? What do you think about suicidal and homicidal thinking?

https://www.ted.com/talks/sue_klebold_my_son_was_a_columbine_shooter_this_is_my_story?utm_ campaign=tedspread--a&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=tedcomshare

Identify a major national economic problem that needs fixing. Consider how you would measure the relative success of any measure(s) to fix the problem you identified (e.g., more people being put to work, higher household income, fewer people under the poverty level, increased GDP, greater economic growth, higher overall math/science achievement among high school students, lower pollution, etc. - MAKE SURE you come up with a few of your own measures!). Now, propose fiscal and/or monetary policies to fix the problem you've identified and explain IN DETAIL how you believe your policy recommendations would remedy the problem you identified AND how you would measure the relative success of YOUR economic policy recommendations.150-200 words

Library Management System allows the user to borrow and return the books. The book is identified by book name, accession number, item category, due date, due time, and status. Before the user proceeds to borrow or return the books, they need to register for an account. Each user can have only one account. The user can be a staff or student. Each user is identified by ID number, name, school/department name, address. The books are arranged on a shelf. The shelf can be of two categories: open shelf or red spot. The user is allowed to reserve the book, in case, if the book is already borrowed by someone. While reserving a book, the user needs to specify the user name, ID number, book name, and accession number.

##Based on the above scenario, draw a Class Diagram. Your diagram should include attributes, methods and multiplicity.

QUESTION 1 Organizations tend to be flatter in which kind of country:

One with low power distance

One with low uncertainty avoidance

One that is collectivist

One with a short-term orientation

QUESTION 2 Which of the following was not part of McDonald’s original strategy?

Standardized menus

High prices

Consistent quality

Quick service

QUESTION 3 Cynthia continues to wear her traditional dress despite pressure to conform to the fashion style in her new school. Cynthia is demonstrating:

Cultural divergence

Cultural convergence

Cultural relativism

Cultural learning

QUESTION 4 Which of the following business functions is subject to a system based on Islamic law for application in Islamic contexts?

Banking and finance

Operations

Marketing

Research & development

QUESTION 5 Based on the case, which of the following is not a criticism of Mcdonalds’ employment practices:

Low pay

Poor working conditions

Retaliation

Lack of health insurance

QUESTION 6 Which of the following statements is true:

Banks in Muslim countries operate the same as

Banks anywhere in the world

Companies doing business in Muslim countries must comply only with religious law

Banks in Muslim countries cannot charge interest

Companies in Muslim countries cannot employ women

QUESTION 7 Which statement is true about the caste system in India:

The caste system no longer exists in India

The caste system is an economic and social aspect of Hinduism

The caste system allows for social and economic mobility between castes

The caste system does not lead to discrimination

QUESTION 8 McDonald’s was a major investor in which fast-casual restaurant?

Applebees Chipotle

TGI Friday

Boston Market

QUESTION 9 When doing business in Trevonia, it’s important to build relationships beyond the workplace. According to Trompenaars’ theory of relationships Trevonia is most likely:

A neutral country

A collectivist country

A Universalist country

A diffuse country

QUESTION 10 Assimilation of immigrants is most closely related to:

Cultural divergence

High-context cultures

Low-context cultures

Cultural convergence