If you currently own a business or are thinking about starting a business. What are defensive actions you would take to protect your business against some of the perils over which you have minimal control (taxes, interest rate, etc.)? Please I need a mini essay thanks
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In this module, you learned about the components involved in the effective management of operations.
This video case is about Numi Organic which is the tea of choice for high-end restaurants, hotel chains, and cruise lines.
View Numi Organic Tea: The Value Chain, IT, and E-Business (Time: 6:56. This video uses the Amara Toolbar to display captions.) and answer the following questions by providing 1-2 paragraphs for each item:
How does Numi’s relationship with third parties address operations systems elements in areas related to product-mix, capacity, facilities, and layout? What is the benefit of their approach?
Describe the technologies and tools used by Numi in managing
performance. Why did the tea maker eventually adopt a more complex
information technology system?
In: Operations Management
Describe the emergence and subsequent decline of the political risk analysis industry. Discusses what political risk means for multinational firms and various ways in which firms have tried to analyze and grapple with these risks.
In: Operations Management
given pair (a,b) after each unit of time pair (a,b) get changed to (b-a,b+a).you are given the initial value of pair and an integer n and you to print the value of pair at the nth unit of time.
input format:
1.First line:t donating the number of test cases
2.Next t lines:three space-seperated integer a,b and n
output format :
for each test case ,print two integers (mod 10^9 +7) per
line denoting the value of the pair at the n th unit time.
constrains:
1<t< 10^6
0< a<b<10^9
1<n<10^5
sample input :
5
1 3 5
2 3 9
sample output
4 12
32 48
81920 131072
In: Computer Science
The purpose of this problem is to gain familiarity with stacks and queues. You have three jugs that can hold c1, c2, and c3 liters of water, respectively. Initially, jug 1 is full and the other two jugs are empty. You can repeat the following procedure any number of times: Choose two of the jugs and pour the contents of one into the other until either the first is empty or the second is full. Your goal is to end up with exactly d liters in one of the jugs. Make a program called WaterTransfer.java to determine the transfers required to reach the goal. The input is a single line containing four integers between 2 and 100 (inclusive) representing c1, c2, c3, and d. The output is a minimal sequence of jug contents, starting with the initial contents and ending with one of the jugs containing d liters. Each line of the output should consist of 3 integers separated by spaces. If no solution exists, then your program should produce no output.
Good test case: 10 5 3 4 ; from movie ”Die hard: with a vengeance”; seehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6cAbgAaEOVE
For example, if the input is 20 5 3 4t hen a valid output is
20 0 0
15 5 0
15 2 3
18 2 0
18 0 2
13 5 2
13 4 3
There may be other solutions, but none with fewer transfers (6) than this one. (this code should probably use queues)
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In: Operations Management
Reflect on how we can apply the positive leadership model to higher education? What does it mean to be a positive leader? What are alternative approaches and why is a positive leader the most appropriate for higher education?
In: Psychology
T/F: A function may not execute every line of code in the function if it returns a value to the user before getting to the remaining lines.
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In: Psychology
Research the internet and or/other sources and Identify the prominent results that two organizations sustained from implementing a strategy that tied incentives directly to strategy execution. Explain why you believe they were able to do so.
In: Operations Management
Design a Java Animal class (assuming in Animal.java file) and a sub class of Animal named Cat (assuming in Cat.java file).
The Animal class has the following protected instance variables:
boolean vegetarian, String eatings, int numOfLegs and the following public instance methods:
constructor without parameters: initialize all of the instance variables to some default values
constructor with parameters: initialize all of the instance variables to the arguments
SetAnimal: assign arguments to all of the instance variables
Three “Get” methods which retrieve the respective values of the instance variables
toString: Returns the animal’s vegetarian, eatings and numOfLegs information as a string
The Cat class has the following private instance variable:
String color and the following public instance methods:
constructor without parameters: initialize all of the instance variables to some default values, including its super class - Animal’s instance variables
constructor with parameters: initialize all of the instance variables to the arguments, including its super class Animal’s instance variables
SetColor: assign its instance variable to the argument
GetColor: retrieve the color value
overrided toString: Returns the cat’s vegetarian, eatings, numOfLegs and color information as a string
Please write your complete Animal class, Cat class and a driver class as required below
a (35 pts) Write your complete Java code for the Animal class in Animal.java file
b (30 pts) Write your complete Java code for the Cat class in Cat.java file
b (35 pts) Write your test Java class and its main method which will create two Cats instances: e1 and e2, e1 is created with the default constructor, e2 is created with the explicit value constructor. Then update e1 to reset its vegetarian, eatings, numOfLegs and color. Output both cats’ detailed information. The above test Java class should be written in a Java file named testAnimal.java.
In: Computer Science
It is important to know the difference between shifts in the AD curve (right or left) and movements along this curve. Which of the following will move one down the AD curve (that is, moving down vertically)? There might be more than one.
1.interest rates fall and firms increase investment
2.firms produce more due to a higher price for produced goods
3.firms produce less due to a higher prices for produced goods
4.firms cut production due to a higher price of oil (which is turned into gasoline for cars, kerosene for airplanes, and diesel for trucks)
5.firms increase production due to a lower price of oil (which is turned into gasoline for cars, kerosene for airplanes, and diesel for trucks)
6.prices fall and total spending rises
7.prices rise and total spending falls
8. For the same P, there is more total spending. Thus, the AD curve shifts right.
In: Economics
Create a plan of care for the person experiencing AIDS dementia complex. Include common medications used for ADC.
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A 50.0-g Super Ball traveling at 30.0 m/s bounces off a brick wall and rebounds at 21.0 m/s. A high-speed camera records this event. If the ball is in contact with the wall for 3.05 ms, what is the magnitude of the average acceleration of the ball during this time interval?
A jet plane lands with a speed of 91 m/s and can accelerate at a maximum rate of −5.80 m/s2 as it comes to rest. From the instant the plane touches the runway, what is the minimum time needed before it can come to rest?
A tennis player tosses a tennis ball straight up and then catches it after 2.00 s at the same height as the point of release.
(a) what is the acceleration of the ball while it is in flight?
(b) what is the velocity of the ball when it reaches its maximum height?
(c) the initial velocity of the ball and
(d) the maximum height it reaches
In: Physics
Assume that Netflix can charge European users a different price from US users, but that the costs of providing programming to each user increases as the total number of users increases. Specifically, the U.S. has demand:
??? = 22 − (3/2) ???
And Europe has demand:
?? = 12 − ??
And Netflix’s cost function is: ? = 30 + 5(??? + ?? ) + (1/2) (??? + ??) 2
Resulting in marginal cost: ?? = 5 + (??? + ??) Identify the optimal price(s), quantities of customers, and resulting profits for this third-degree price discriminating firm.
In: Economics