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12.New members want to join the EU Please name economic argumen.pdf
12.16 In each parts (a)-(c), we have given the likely range for the observed value of a sample
proportion. Based on the given range, identify the educated guess that should be used for the
observed value of p to calculate the required sample size for a prescribed confidence level and
margin of error.
a. 0.4 to 0.7
b. 0.7 or greater
c. 0.7 or less
d. In each parts (a)-(c), which observed values of the sample proportion will yield a larger
margin of error than the one specified if the educated guess is used for the sample size
computation?
Solution
I have not heard of this term educated guess in thiscontext.
There is a term, conservative estimate, which would be thenumber that you enter into the SD
formula for proportions so thatthe SD is maximized.
SD = [p(1-p)]
So the conservative estimate for the SD is to let p =0.5.
The sample size formula is:
z1-/2 = / SE(phat) whichimplies below
n = (z1-/2)2p(1-p) /2
In part a) p = 0.5.
In part b) p = 0.7.
In part c) p = 0.5.
By using these numbers, we would get an upper bound in findingthe sample size calculation.
However, my guess of the definition of an educatedguess is probably not right, because part d
asks for what values ofthe sample proporiton will yield a larger margin or error. I\'musing the
values of p that would guarantee the largest marginof error.
Send me a PM for post a clarification asto the definition of an educated guess.
Thanks,
Mike.
12.6 What are the three different F statistics in a two-way ANOVA.pdf
12.(a) What is ethics? Explain
b) What are the advantages and disadvantages in making unethical decisions as a manager of a
corporation that trade stocks and bond in the open public?
Solution
The advantage and disadvantage in making unethical decisions as a manager of stock trading
company are given below:
Advantage: The manager of such a corporation has access to all the relevant information. Thus,
he or she partakes in a low-risk, high-reward practice, which can reap significant financial
rewards.
Disadvantage: An unethical decision making may cause legal trouble to the manager. Making
unethical use of proprietary information is considered illegal and the manager may end up
spending years in prison..
12.A coin with a probability p of heads is tossed independently n t.pdf
12.1 You are involved in the planning process for a fi rm that is expected to have a large increase
in
sales next year. Which type of fi rm would benefi t the most from that sales increase: a fi rm
with
low fi xed costs and high variable costs or a fi rm with high fi xed costs and low variable costs?
Solution
When sales will increase the firm with having less variable cost and high fixed cost will gain
more since high fixed cost will be recovered first then high sales will enhance profit as the
variable cost is lower.
Ans: The firm benefit the most = a fi rm with high fi xed costs and low variable costs.
12.7=7 b What property does this equation illustrate What is the pr.pdf
12.......
In the economy of UNAM in 2012 exports were $35, GDP was $233, imports were $46,
government spending was $55 and consumption was $77. What was UNAM\'s investment in
2012?
Solution
Ans)
Since, GDP = C + I + G +(Ex - Im)
where, GDP is the Gross Domestic Product
(Ex-Im)= Net exports = (Exports - imports)
C = total spending by consumers
I = is total Investment (spending on goods and services) by business
G = total spending by Government
Now we have, GDP = C + I + G +(Ex - Im)
Thus, $233= $77+ I + $46 + ( $35 - $46)
I = $233-$77-$46 - $35 + $46
I = $121.
12 identical blackboards are distributed among 5 schools. Find the p.pdf
12 identical blackboards are distributed among 5 schools. Find the probability that the first
school receives 2 blackboards and each of the other 4 schools has to receive at least 1
blackboard.
Solution
total no of ways of distributin 12 identical objects among 5 peolpe is (12+5-1)C12= 16C12.
also after giving 2 blackboard to 1st school and giving 1 each to the left four schools we are left
with 6 blackboards. now these 6 blackboards are to be distributed among the rest 4 schools. so
number of ways of doing this is (6+4-1)C6=9C6.
so the prob is 9C6/16C12.
11.Which of the following is Falsea.Bonds backed by an insurance .pdf
11.Which of the following is False?
a.Bonds backed by an insurance company have zero credit and interest rate risks.
b.Counterparty risk is the risk that the counterparty will be unable to live up to its contractual
obligations.
c.In an OTC call option contract there is considerable concern with counterparty risk because the
issuer of the call option may not deliver payments in case of loss.
d.Investors in coupon bonds face a reinvestment risk.
e.Reinvestment risk for callable bonds is greater than for non-callable bonds, ceteris paribus.
Solution
The following statement is false:
Bonds backed by an insurance company have zero credit and interest rate risks.
Insurance companies are in the business of assuming risk for individuals and institutions. They
manage those risks by diversifying over a large number of policies, perils and geographic
regions. Therefore, it is wrong if we say that there is zero credit and interest rate risks in the
Bonds backed by an insurance company..
12 marbles are in a bag, 8 are red and 4 are green. 1. If you re.pdf
12 marbles are in a bag, 8 are red and 4 are green.
1. If you reach into the bag and grab pull out three marbles, what is the probability there are 2
green and one red?
2. Suppose you pulled out three marbles, but one at a time replacing the marble each time. Now
what is the answer to part a?
Solution
1. (1/4)*(1/3)*(1/8)=1/96 2.(2/4)*(1/8)=1/16.
12-5How can a PERT network be used to increase functional ability to.pdf
12-5How can a PERT network be used to increase functional ability to relate to the total
program?
Solution
PERT or program evaluation review technique, is a project management tool. This tool is used to
schedule, organize and co-ordinate tasks within a project.
A PERT network chart graphically illustrates a project as a network diagram. The illustration
clearly points out the events in the project linked by representing tasks. If a task has to be
completed in sequence, it is called dependent tasks. If projects are not dependent, but can be
completed simultaneously, they are called concurrent tasks.
Thus PERT creates a clarity about the project, thus increasing efficiency and productivity. For
each activity, early start or late start or slack is identified. PERT helps in the identification of the
critical path. Moreoever, the large project data can be simply and easily presented in diagram
form. All these contributes to increasing functional ability related to the total program..
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12.16 In each parts (a)-(c), we have given the likely range for the observed value of a sample
proportion. Based on the given range, identify the educated guess that should be used for the
observed value of p to calculate the required sample size for a prescribed confidence level and
margin of error.
a. 0.4 to 0.7
b. 0.7 or greater
c. 0.7 or less
d. In each parts (a)-(c), which observed values of the sample proportion will yield a larger
margin of error than the one specified if the educated guess is used for the sample size
computation?
Solution
I have not heard of this term educated guess in thiscontext.
There is a term, conservative estimate, which would be thenumber that you enter into the SD
formula for proportions so thatthe SD is maximized.
SD = [p(1-p)]
So the conservative estimate for the SD is to let p =0.5.
The sample size formula is:
z1-/2 = / SE(phat) whichimplies below
n = (z1-/2)2p(1-p) /2
In part a) p = 0.5.
In part b) p = 0.7.
In part c) p = 0.5.
By using these numbers, we would get an upper bound in findingthe sample size calculation.
However, my guess of the definition of an educatedguess is probably not right, because part d
asks for what values ofthe sample proporiton will yield a larger margin or error. I\'musing the
values of p that would guarantee the largest marginof error.
Send me a PM for post a clarification asto the definition of an educated guess.
Thanks,
Mike.
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12.(a) What is ethics? Explain
b) What are the advantages and disadvantages in making unethical decisions as a manager of a
corporation that trade stocks and bond in the open public?
Solution
The advantage and disadvantage in making unethical decisions as a manager of stock trading
company are given below:
Advantage: The manager of such a corporation has access to all the relevant information. Thus,
he or she partakes in a low-risk, high-reward practice, which can reap significant financial
rewards.
Disadvantage: An unethical decision making may cause legal trouble to the manager. Making
unethical use of proprietary information is considered illegal and the manager may end up
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12.A coin with a probability p of heads is tossed independently n t.pdf
12.1 You are involved in the planning process for a fi rm that is expected to have a large increase
in
sales next year. Which type of fi rm would benefi t the most from that sales increase: a fi rm
with
low fi xed costs and high variable costs or a fi rm with high fi xed costs and low variable costs?
Solution
When sales will increase the firm with having less variable cost and high fixed cost will gain
more since high fixed cost will be recovered first then high sales will enhance profit as the
variable cost is lower.
Ans: The firm benefit the most = a fi rm with high fi xed costs and low variable costs.
12.7=7 b What property does this equation illustrate What is the pr.pdf
12.......
In the economy of UNAM in 2012 exports were $35, GDP was $233, imports were $46,
government spending was $55 and consumption was $77. What was UNAM\'s investment in
2012?
Solution
Ans)
Since, GDP = C + I + G +(Ex - Im)
where, GDP is the Gross Domestic Product
(Ex-Im)= Net exports = (Exports - imports)
C = total spending by consumers
I = is total Investment (spending on goods and services) by business
G = total spending by Government
Now we have, GDP = C + I + G +(Ex - Im)
Thus, $233= $77+ I + $46 + ( $35 - $46)
I = $233-$77-$46 - $35 + $46
I = $121.
12 identical blackboards are distributed among 5 schools. Find the p.pdf
12 identical blackboards are distributed among 5 schools. Find the probability that the first
school receives 2 blackboards and each of the other 4 schools has to receive at least 1
blackboard.
Solution
total no of ways of distributin 12 identical objects among 5 peolpe is (12+5-1)C12= 16C12.
also after giving 2 blackboard to 1st school and giving 1 each to the left four schools we are left
with 6 blackboards. now these 6 blackboards are to be distributed among the rest 4 schools. so
number of ways of doing this is (6+4-1)C6=9C6.
so the prob is 9C6/16C12.
11.Which of the following is Falsea.Bonds backed by an insurance .pdf
11.Which of the following is False?
a.Bonds backed by an insurance company have zero credit and interest rate risks.
b.Counterparty risk is the risk that the counterparty will be unable to live up to its contractual
obligations.
c.In an OTC call option contract there is considerable concern with counterparty risk because the
issuer of the call option may not deliver payments in case of loss.
d.Investors in coupon bonds face a reinvestment risk.
e.Reinvestment risk for callable bonds is greater than for non-callable bonds, ceteris paribus.
Solution
The following statement is false:
Bonds backed by an insurance company have zero credit and interest rate risks.
Insurance companies are in the business of assuming risk for individuals and institutions. They
manage those risks by diversifying over a large number of policies, perils and geographic
regions. Therefore, it is wrong if we say that there is zero credit and interest rate risks in the
Bonds backed by an insurance company..
12 marbles are in a bag, 8 are red and 4 are green. 1. If you re.pdf
12 marbles are in a bag, 8 are red and 4 are green.
1. If you reach into the bag and grab pull out three marbles, what is the probability there are 2
green and one red?
2. Suppose you pulled out three marbles, but one at a time replacing the marble each time. Now
what is the answer to part a?
Solution
1. (1/4)*(1/3)*(1/8)=1/96 2.(2/4)*(1/8)=1/16.
12-5How can a PERT network be used to increase functional ability to.pdf
12-5How can a PERT network be used to increase functional ability to relate to the total
program?
Solution
PERT or program evaluation review technique, is a project management tool. This tool is used to
schedule, organize and co-ordinate tasks within a project.
A PERT network chart graphically illustrates a project as a network diagram. The illustration
clearly points out the events in the project linked by representing tasks. If a task has to be
completed in sequence, it is called dependent tasks. If projects are not dependent, but can be
completed simultaneously, they are called concurrent tasks.
Thus PERT creates a clarity about the project, thus increasing efficiency and productivity. For
each activity, early start or late start or slack is identified. PERT helps in the identification of the
critical path. Moreoever, the large project data can be simply and easily presented in diagram
form. All these contributes to increasing functional ability related to the total program..
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Solution
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11.5. What is meant by a reduced form of (regression) equation What.pdf
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