Accounting
Part 1 Factoring resource constraints into product mix decisions Rose Incorporated manufactures two types of vases, small and large. The following per-unit data are available.
Analyzing an Advertisement
Analyzing an Advertisement Context: When you write, whether you’re trying to persuade, entertain,or inform, you engage with an audience; therefore, you need to learn how to tailor your writing to meet your particular audience’s interests and needs. To help you practice that skill, this first assignment will direct your attention to advertising: a field which depends upon persuading a target audience. In addition, it will provide practice in close reading (or close listening), critical thinking skills, and formulating a thesis.
Anthropology
1.In his book, Don’t Sleep, There Are Snakes, Everett describes a way of life, worldview, language and culture that are dramatically different from our own. What are some of the most interesting things that you learned about the Pirahã from Everett's book? Why do you find them interesting? Do you think that Pirahã language and culture allows us to see ourselves from a different perspective? How so? 2. If you were to do research in linguistic anthropology, what topic would you like to do it on?
Hines argues that conceptual frameworks are strategic
Hines (1989, p 89) argues that conceptual frameworks are ‘a strategic manoeuvre for providing legitimacy to standard-setting boards during periods of competition or threatened government intervention’. Write an essay to explain what is the basis of Hine’s argument. Your essay should also include a discussion of whether or not the history of the development of conceptual frameworks be used to support her position. Provide evidence to support your answer.
HIST 101 IP 4
Weekly tasks or assignments (Individual or Group Projects) will be due by Monday and late submissions will be assigned a late penalty in accordance with the late penalty policy found in the syllabus. NOTE: All submission posting times are based on midnight Central Time. The period from 1992 to 2000 is one of the most interesting in American History. Select two of the events listed and discuss the impact that these events had on America. Be sure to include information and descriptions of the principle individuals involved. Compare and contrast their impact on America, be specific and detailed. Use APA style requirements.
Impacts of oil
The book talks at length about the many positive and negative effects of oil on the NASWA realm, particularly on the Middle East region but also others. a) Using at least two countries as examples, what are some of the positives and negatives that oil has brought to the region?
Inferential statistic paper
Inferential Statistics Article Critique Read the article Differential Effects of a Body Image Exposure Session on Smoking Urge Between Physically Active and Sedentary Female Smokers and identify the research questions and/or hypotheses as they are stated. Consider the following questions: What are the variables (sample sizes, population, treatments, etc.)? What are the inferential statistics used in this article? Were the proper steps of hypothesis testing followed?
ISREAL and Palestine genocide project
Topic: ISREAL AND PALESTINE GENOCIDE Length of part 2 when presenting: 10-15 minutes (don go under or over time) Tip: ALL INFORMATION MUST BE CORRECT, work must be neat Part 1: I need to write an ORIGINAL 2 piece of poetry. One from the point of view of the aggressor (those committing the genocide), and one from the point of view of the victim.
MANAGING ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE UNIT IP 1
You are an OD consultant for the Working Better Group. The President of a firm, BARTH Inc., requested a meeting with you to explore how you can help him. There have been several exchanges between you and the President so far, and you need to report to your partners about the prospects for this assignment. Download and review the following documents: History of BARTH
Soc 402 Ethical scenario
Analyze 2 of the following ethical scenarios: Although John is an honest employee who never takes money from the company cash box, he uses the company car to run personal errands while making sales-rounds. Is this unethical behavior? If so, why? If not, why not? Betty is a high producing, devoted employee who might work overtime in an emergency. She tells her boss that she got caught in traffic upon arriving late the next day, when in fact, she overslept. Is this unethical behavior? If so, why? If not, why not?