In: Nursing
In: Nursing
Satellite Ltd is a company that is hurt by COVID-19 crisis and experiencing major trading difficulties. Of late the company has defaulted on its loan with its bank. Consequently, the bank has used the powers in the loan agreement to monitor the company’s activities closely in order to obtain repayment of its debt. The company must now obtain the bank’s authorisation for any expenditure over $10000 and no changes in operations of the company are permitted without the bank’s approval.
Required:
Evaluate whether control exists and if so by which party.
In: Accounting
A 24-year-old with diabetic ketoacidosis is admitted to the ED and his blood glucose on arrival was 780. He has been started on an insulin drip and has received one amp of bicarb. The nurse will be doing finger stick blood sugars every hour. ABG results are: pH= 7.31 PaCO2= 25 mm/Hg HCO3=12 mmol/l 1. The graduate nurse asks the preceptor to help with interpretation of the blood gases. How should the preceptor interpret these values and explain the reasons for the changes?
In: Nursing
In: Physics
hat is Finance? What is the relationship between economics and finance? Who owns a corporation? What is the agency problem? What is the objective of a firm and its constraints? Who is controlling firms? What are Business Ethics? What is a financial market and what types of changes have financial markets experienced during the last three decades? Is our financial market an efficient one? What are the components of interest rates and how monetary policy can change them? What are the information that the shape of a yield curve can give to us?
In: Finance
In: Nursing
Which one of the following statements is incorrect?
1) Scarcity is a universal phenomenon that arises because resources are limited
2) Microeconomics is the branch of economics which studies how individual decision-makers behave and interact with each other
3) Macroeconomics is the branch of economics which studies the functioning and performance of a society's economy as a whole (often with a focus on levels of and changes in aggregate measures such as the unemployment rate, inflation rate, and Gross Domestic Product growth rate).
4) Macroeconomics focuses on the individual unit (i.e., it examines the "trees")
In: Economics
b. Consider the current economic conditions in Australia, where (even though official data is not yet in) current output (real GDP) is currently below potential GDP.
(i) What type of fiscal policy has the government used to try and get Australia to potential GDP? Draw an AD-AS diagram to illustrate this situation (including the initial situation). Explain the figure in some detail. By this, we mean do not just explain the changes in the diagram, but also state what components of the AD and AS curves are changing (if any), and in which direction.
In: Economics
Identify which of the following would be studied as a part of microeconomics, and which would be studied as a part of macroeconomics. You may do this quite briefly. Simply list the letters A thruJ - and write "micro" or "macro" next to each one.
a- Costco
b - The Bahamas
c - International trade
d - GDP (Gross Domestic Product)
e - Danielle's Plumbing and Heating
f- Debra's Chicken Wings and Soda Fountain
g - Inflation
h - The Red Cross
i - A trip to the grocery store
j- The effects of changes in tax policy
In: Economics