...Chapter 01 Limits, Alternatives, and Choices Multiple Choice Questions 1. Economics is the study of: A. increasing the level of productive resources so there is maximum output in society. B. increasing the level of productive resources so there is a minimum level of income. C. how people, institutions, and society make choices under conditions of scarcity. D. the efficient use of scarce resources paid for at the minimum level of cost to consumers and businesses. 2. The primary focus of the study of economics is with: A. expanding the production of goods and services. B. equalizing the distribution of consumer income and wealth. C. making the most efficient use of scarce productive resources. D. reallocating resources from consumption to production in the economy. 3. The general concern of economics is with the study of the: A. degree of competition in stock and bond markets in the economy. B. efficient use of limited productive resources to satisfy economic wants. C. issue of equality in the distribution of income and wealth among households. D. budget deficits in the domestic economy and trade deficits in the international economy. 4. Which of the following is not a central focus of the "economic perspective"? A. Scarcity and choice. B. The scientific method. C. Purposeful behavior. D. Marginal analysis. 5. The term scarcity in economics refers to the fact that: A. economic wants are limited and resources are...
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...1. Should Noir and Illuminati II indeed be separate? Why or why not? Noir and Illuminati II have been created contemporaneously to complement each other in the market of socially responsible affordable luxury clothes. The overall goal of Noir and Illuminati II is to make CSR more appealing within the fashion industry and they hope to achieve this by providing fashionable and desirable clothing and fabrics. While Noir is the designer and producer of luxury clothing for women, Illuminati II has been founded to be the supplier of high quality Organic and Fair Trade cotton, both for Noir and for other luxury brands. In 2007, Peter Ingwersen, the founder of these two brands, has many concerns on how to make his project grow further. One of these issues is whether it would be better to separate the two brands or to keep them linked together. On the one hand, Illuminati II and Noir share the same objective of introducing the CSR concept in the luxury fashion industry. This focus on social responsibility is the main point of strength of both brands, as it makes them unique. Keeping Illuminati II and Noir together could be advantageous as they can cooperate more strongly in order to reinforce the CSR image in the final product. The two brands could also assist each other in distribution and marketing of the products. Indeed, it is fundamental to take into account the financial resources of the companies, as it is probable that a division of Noir and Illuminati II would not yet be...
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...Tutorial 10-Charges Q1. What are debentures? A1.PP7,8. • Defined in S. 4(1) CA– a debenture to include stock, bonds, notes and other securities, whether they constitute a charge on the assets of the co. or not, but beyond this the Act does not actually state what a debenture is. Levy v Abecorris Slate and Slabs Co. (1887) 37 Ch D 260 • It is a document which acknowledges a co’s indebtedness - s. 4(5) CA. • A debenture may therefore be an unsecured promise to pay, or a promise to pay secured by a mortgage or charge.( may be paid out of capital] • If the debenture is secured by charge on the co’s property, the debenture holder is a secured creditor. Q2.Elaborate on the title’ Fixed Charge’. A1.PP13 • Fixed charge: a. It is attached to a specific property; b. The property is identifiable – e.g. land, building; c. The co. cannot dispose of the property subject to the charge unless with the chargee’s/creditor’s consent. • It is a mortgage of one or more specific or ascertained and definite property of the co., such as a legal or equitable mortgages on a factory or a piece of land. Q3.List out the differences between debentures and shares. A2.PP9,10 DISTINCTION BETWEEN SHARES AND DEBENTURES • Share Holder(SH )is a member of the co. Debenture Holder (DH) is a creditor. • SH have right to attend and vote at general meeting – they have membership rights. Not creditors. • SH will rely on S. 33(1) CA to enforce his...
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...Professional Nursing Organization and Certification: Guidelines Purpose The purpose of this assignment is to investigate a professional nursing organization that offers certification in an area of clinical or nonclinical expertise. You are to select a professional nursing organization and determine if it offers a certification that will be of benefit to you in your current position or a future position to which you aspire. The organization and certification may be in either a clinical or nonclinical area; however, leadership development opportunities are important. For example, you may aspire to be a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA). Or, you may be currently interested in becoming a Certified Wound Care Specialist, Emergency Department Nurse or Medical-Surgical Nurse. Other organizations may be considered on a case-by-case basis AFTER approval from your instructor. An example would be if you want to become a CDE (Certified Diabetes Educator). This certification is sponsored by the American Association of Diabetes Educators which is not exclusively a nursing organization. Or, becoming certified as an IBCLC may be of interest to RNs working in Mother-Baby Departments and is sponsored by the International Lactation Consultant Association. The organization MUST offer certification for registered nurses. If you have any questions about whether the organization is a “fit” for this assignment, contact your instructor. You will complete the form provided in Doc...
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...Freshman English 003-08/09/36/62 Assignment for Proposal Argument on the Dream Act due Thursday, February 13, 2014 For your Proposal Argument on the Development, Relief and Education for Alien Minors (DREAM) Act, you will need to use at least two online sources from different genres to support your position on whether or not the DREAM Act should be passed by Congress. You should use the Howard University Library System to locate one of your sources. The library provides access to databases such as Ebsco, ProQuest, LexisNexis, JSTOR and Project Muse. Your other source can be newspapers, public affairs magazines, think tanks, or government agencies. Chapter 15 “Finding and Evaluating Sources” in Writing Arguments can assist you with this process. You can also refer to Chapter 8, Questions for Rhetorical Analysis on pages 159-160 in the 9th edition, for assistance. Choose one of your sources about the DREAM Act and answer the following: 1. Who is the author, and what are her/his credentials and/or affiliations? 2. What is the genre of the piece, when was it written, and in what publication or on what website does it appear? (Rhetorical context) 3. What motivated the author produce this piece? Is she/he responding to a particular aspect of the issue, such as the social, cultural, political, economic? 4. What audience is the author addressing? (Purpose) 5. What is the author’s main point or thesis? Summarize in a few sentences. (Logos) ...
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...Unit 6 – Assignment 02/23/2014 Statutory citation: Mass. Gen. Laws Ann. Ch. 244, §§ 14, 17B, 18, and 35A (Ch. 183C, §9 for high cost home mortgages), and it was amended on August 3, 2012. Title Theory is a property law doctrine that a mortgage transfers titles to a property to the mortgagee, who holds it until the mortgage has been paid off. In other hand, the Lien Theory provides that a mortgagee of property holds only a lien, and not a title to the property until such time the mortgage is fully paid. The difference between these two theories are that in a Lien Theory the buyer retains the deed to the property, and in the title theory, the bank or finance company is the one issues the loan will hold the title until the loan is satisfied. While this difference is little at the time of the closing, it can make a big difference if there is ever a possibility of foreclosure. The State of Massachusetts used the Title Theory, and the foreclosure process has many steps. Under this process, the Lender must file a complaint under the service member’s civil relief act in a land court or superior court, stating the intent of the foreclosure. Homeowners must be served with a copy of the complaint and has 20 days to file an answer. The following steps are included in this process: 1) Default and Right to Cure Notice – Homeowner falls behind on mortgage payments, it may receive collection calls or letters from the lender. The lender sends Right to Cure Notice...
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...Yes I believe weed should be legal because it doesn’t kill people it helps people and can save lives. Weed is not a gun and is it not a weapon. There shouldn’t be a reason why people can’t use it for fun. Weed can make a lot of people money and create a lot of jobs. With more jobs that means more people working an off the street. Making this legal can change a lot of things like how we live an how we eat? This will bring joy to many people if this is legalized a lot of things will change. There will be a lot of stores and many people can benefit of this. Everybody smokes it so it is really hard to arrest everybody. So they might as well let everybody do it for fun. Alcohol is way more harmful then weed but that is legal people can die from alcohol but people still drink it. If you can get arrested for smoking weed you be arrested for smoking tobacco too. Tobacco can cause many problems down the road. A tobacco can actually kill you. The government tries to make people stop but it will never stop. Everybody is finding ways to use it. There really is no way to stop to it. I personal don’t mind it because it doesn’t smell bad or if I inhale it while is somebody smoking it won’t hurt me or cause me any problems. Weed is healthy for you it can’t hurt you it will just make your life better. Most people think this could save lives, it helps with medical problems .Allot of people will be shocked on how good this will help people with their daily lives. I also believe that this will...
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...Law of Business Organisations SUMMARY 2010 LAWSKOOL PTE LTD BUSINESS ORGANISATIONS LAW TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 :Types Of Business Organization.................................................... 9 1.1 Sole Proprietorships .......................................................................................... 9 1.2 Partnerships ..................................................................................................... 10 1.3 Limited Liability Partnerships ......................................................................... 11 1.4 Limited Partnerships........................................................................................ 11 1.4 Companies........................................................................................................ 12 1.4 Joint-Ventures .................................................................................................. 12 1.5 Business Registration Act [Cap 32, Rev Edn 1985] ...................................... 13 1.5.0 Purpose of registration:................................................................................ 13 1.5.1 Consequences of Non- Registration ........................................................... 13 1.5.2 Power to grant Relief .................................................................................... 14 2 Nature and Definition of A Partnership ..........................................16 2.1 Carrying on of a Business............................
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...Code (Crimes and Criminal Procedures). PCA restricts the use of Army or Air Force for law enforcement purposes. Originally, only the Army was restricted but the National Security Act of 1947 added the Air Force. PCA does not apply to Navy or Marines, but a Department of Defense (DOD) policy guidance deterrents involvement. The Coast Guard and National Guard are currently not restricted by PCA while under Tittle 32 of U.S. Code (National Guard, chapter 9). Under Tittle 10 of U.S. Code (Armed Forces, subtitle A) section 371-382 presidential authority granted covers military support to civilian law enforcements. Article II section III of the Constitution “President shall take care that the laws is faithfully executed”. Congress added an addition to chapter 18, under Tittle 10 added in order to support law enforcement during the war against drugs, as long as it does not affect the military readiness. The Nunn-Lugar Domenici Amendment allows indirect involvement of the military as long it does not directly participate in law enforcement. DOD created a terrorism rapid response team in order to train, prevent, detect, neutralize and dispose of Weapons of Mass Destruction...
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...in Nauvoo, in Winston County, near Lynn, in December 1920, so they may have moved earlier that year. Alonzo and Cora and the children moved to Lawrence County, Tennessee, in 1925. Grandpa and the older boys, Sylvester and Odie, moved their belongings by wagon. Grandmother and the younger ones, including Winfred, Truman, and Imogene, and I presume Bernice, traveled by train most of the way, probably as far as Leoma. A lot of people moved from north Alabama to the Five Points and Bonnertown area of Tennessee around 1920 to raise cotton, according to a history of Lawrence County. Willis Alonzo Farris was the son of John Tucker Farris (Dec. 28, 1851- Sept. 5, 1933) and Sarah Margaret Tittle (1861, 1862 or 1863 - 1910). John and Sarah Margaret were married in 1878. They are buried in Tittle Cemetery near Lynn. [I have visited a couple of times and will attach photos.] John and Sarah Margaret married in 1878, when she was 15 or about that. They were living in Itawamba County, Miss., in 1900, according to that year’s Census, and in Lynn, Ala., by the 1910 Census and thereafter. Their children were Willis Alonzo [our Grandpa], b. 1878 [when Sarah Margaret was about 16]; William Byrd, b. 1881, Oak, b. 1883, Dollie, b. 1886, Lydia, b. 1889, Jonas, b. 1891, Sarah M., b. 1894, and Lena, b. 1896. John T. Farris was the seventh child (of 10) and the fifth son (of seven) of Willis A. [Alonzo?] Farris (1814-1889) and Mary Jane Collins (1821-1887). Willis was born in South Carolina...
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...1.0 Identify the effective and ineffective job advertisements. Effective Job Advertisements Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 1 and 2 which I had selected as the effective job advertisement. Based on Figure1, job advertisement is from Unifortune Holdings Sdn Bhd, they are hiring complex manager, facility manager, chargeman and senior/junior contract executive. On the other hand, Figure 2 is from MISC Intergrated Logistics Sdn Bhd which looking for manager of business development, manager of warehouse and inland distribution, executive of warehouse operations and executive sales and marketing. Attention Attention is the banner or interesting tittle that able to attract the attention of the job seekers. (SmallBusiness, 2014) In order to establish an effective job advertisement, a strong, interesting, relevant, suitable tittle is needed to attract job seekers’ attention. According to the example above, from the figure 1 (Unifortune Holdings Sdb Bhd), they mentioned that they are seeking for highly committed, motivated and dedicated individual with high level of integrity to join the organization. They use short and concise sentences that are easy to read. So, this job advertisement is getting the attention from job seekers. Furthermore, starter of the figure 2 (MISC Integrated Logistics Sdb Bhd), “Move your carrer into a position to succeed with MISC Integrated Logistics Sdn Bhd’’ this starter get the attention of job seekers because it’s able to make job seekers confidence and...
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...not Abraham Lincoln was great leader has he had clarity of vision. He was the 16th president of United States in 19th century. During his tenure, he did many things as a president. For example, he helped in the “Civil War”, delivered many important speeches and letters to try to unite the Union. However, he is highly remembered as the president who freed the slaves from slavery (Foner 70). There is argument whether Abraham Lincoln deserves the title “The Great Emancipator?” To many the question is very controversial especially among the historians as some support that he deserve the tittle and others dispute that he do not (Foner 82). In this regard, the focus of this essay is to discuss why Abraham Lincoln deserves the tittle “The Great Emancipator.” Abraham Lincoln view over the slavery was the same from that time of presidency until his death. According to him, he knew that blacks and whites are not equal but wanted every race to have freedom from slavery. Constitution did not allow him to abolish slavery despite being...
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...was properly recorded in the cash receipts journal and subsidiary accounts receivable ledger. 4) The auditor should check the date in which the payment was made. If it was around when the confirmations were sent out, then probably there’s a normal lag in the recording of cash receipts. However, if the auditors determine the balance has been paid for months, then employees might be engaged in fraudulent activities. The auditor should trace the payment to cash records. 5) As of September 30th tittle has not transferred since shipping agreement was FOB destination, which means that tittle transfers when the goods arrived to the customer’s warehouse on October 5th. The auditor should check that the payment was received and the account receivable balance reduced in October 5th. If everything is in place, then the client properly recorded the sales revenue. However, it should be noted the client wrongly recorded a sale and receivable prior to September 30th because tittle had not transferred. 6) The...
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...San Francisco 49ers LEGENDS—The Golden Age of Pro Football, is a new 6" X 9," 305-page book, with 36 pages of photos. The book is essentially the definitive story of the 49ers' football team from their swirling tales of the old All-American Football Conference rivalries, and throughout the 1950s' decade in the National Football League. It's told personally by perhaps the team's most faithful follower - Martin Jacobs. It could be the book about the team's beginnings that most 49ers' fans will ultimately have on their shelves. Other books written about the 49ers dwell on facts, while not tapping into the personal devotion that Jacobs passionately express. Keep in mind there is, nor ever will be a book about the team's history which showcases a personal historic overview of the team's emerging years as this one. The book tells a story about the 49ers’ players we read about in...
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...The second class of micro-level origin theories, control theories, explores the causes of deviance from an altogether different perspective. Control theories take for granted the existence of a cohesive set of norms shared by most persons in the society and reason that most persons want to and will typically conform to these prevailing social norms. The emphasis in these theories, unlike learning theories, is on the factors that bond individuals to conforming lifestyles. The bonds act as social and psychological constraints on the individual, binding persons to normative conformity (Toby 1957; Hirschi 1969). People deviate from norms when these bonds to conventional lifestyles are weak, and hence, when they have little restraining influence over the individual. Among control theorists, Travis Hirschi (1969) has made the greatest contributions to our knowledge about bonding processes and deviant behavior. Writing on the causes of delinquency, he argued that four aspects of bonding are especially relevant to control theory: emotional attachments to conforming others, psychological commitments to conformity, involvements in conventional activities, and beliefs consistent with conformity to prevailing norms. Among the most important of the bonding elements are emotional attachments individuals may have to conforming others and commitments to conformity—psychological investments or stakes people hold in a conforming lifestyle. Those having weak attachments—that is, people who are...
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