In your own words, provide 3 methods of buying stocks, and explain the transaction in detail (provide information about the transaction, for example, if one of your methods is buying from an online platform, mention CFDs and explain what it is and how does the transaction works including the kind of commission or fees paid).

List the 3 major factors that alter vascular resistance (diameter, length, viscosity) and then give a specific example how we can alter each of those specific factors during our lifetime. In your example be sure to mention what impact that change has on blood distribution and a person’s health.

BQ(11). “Some procurement and supply managers mention that: We can’t be spending money on supplier development—we’re not in business to train suppliers and do their job for them!”

BQ(11.a). What type of barrier does this statement represent?

BQ(11.b). How would you respond to such a statement?

1) There are many versions of MPEG. Mention those including their applications.

2) What is the difference between MPEG 2 and MPEG 4 and which one is better?

3) What do you about digital video broadcasting (DVB)?

4) Describe the data transmission using MPEG-2 and DVB.

1. Describe the difference between instance methods and class methods in Java and give an example of each.

2. A class variable is visible to and shared by all instances of a class. How would such a variable be used in an application?

3. Describe the difference between abstract classes and concrete classes, giving an example of each.

4. Explain how data are encapsulated and information is hidden in Java?

5. Explain the difference between a class and an interface in Java, using at least one example.

Determine whether each of the following statements is True or False. If True, write a proof. If False, exhibit a counterexample.

1) If m, n are arbitrary positive integers, then any system of form

x ≡ a (mod m)

x ≡ b (mod n)

has a solution.

2) If m, n are arbitrary positive integers and the system

x ≡ a (mod m)

x ≡ b (mod n)

    has a solution, then the solution is unique modulo mn.

Modern Abstract Algebra

or this essay question compare and contrast the role of language as seen by the theorist’s: Jean Piaget and Lev Vygotsky. Be sure to: 1-explain how they both viewed language in similar ways, 2-how they differed in their views of language and lastly, being that one theorist felt stronger about the role of language leading to higher levels of abstract thinking, what would Piaget/Vygotsky say to one another if they were given the opportunity to critique each other on their differing views.

Real GDP per capita tells us the average level of income (and expenditure) for a person in the economy. While countries with higher levels of GDP per capita tend to enjoy better healthcare, higher levels of life expectancy or higher average years of schooling (to mention a few), compared to countries with low levels of real GDP per capita, many still argue that this is an imperfect measure of the true level of well-being for members of an economy. Explain why you believe real GDP per capita may not be a very good measure of economic well-being, and briefly mention and elaborate on one or two alternative indexes or metrics that could be used instead (or in addition to). If you believe real GDP is, in fact, a near-perfect measure of economic well-being, support your position defending this measure of well-being explaining why it is a superior measure of compared to other metrics.

You are required to write an abstract and title using the below information. Submission requirements:

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A number of case studies using data about disasters that had significant economic consequences were undertaken by the researchers, and these studies looked at the investment advice provided by the Home Budget Management System and whether it actually proved to be accurate.

- In this paper a new Domestic Budget Management System called the Home Budget Management System is proposed

- The Home Budget Management System figures out when it is really important for households to conserve funds and gives them accurate advice about how to do this as well as about safe-harbour investments in a crisis and this makes the home budget’s resilience to unanticipated events like the COVID-19 crisis, stronger.

- For homeowners to be able to insulate themselves from the worst of a crisis, they need to know when a crisis has occurred and how they can conserve funds and what strategies can enable them to achieve this. They also need to know about any safeharbour investment options that might exist at that precise time.

- It was concluded by the researchers that the Home Budget Management System helped build households’ resilience to economic crisis caused by disaster by directing when funds needed to be conserved and predicting how they could be best invested in safeharbour investments at critical moments, accurately.

- We are facing a global climate of increasing risk of disaster and the accompanying risk of economic consequences. The COVID-19 crisis has been a good example of this. We need to build up household resilience to economic disaster

- When to advise homeowners to begin insulating themselves is decided automatically by the Home Budget Management System. The Home Budget Management System undertakes really good and thorough monitoring of real-time data on global disaster occurrence.

- As disasters occur it is useful for households to be able to access accurate information about the risk of the economic fall-out accompanying a given disaster so that that they can make decisions about how to best insulate themselves and build resilience

– Domestic Budget Management Systems can help them do this.