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8. Shareholders have the right to attempt to influence the actions of the management. They can do this by putting nonbinding proposals forward-called resolutions-to be voted upon at annual shareholder meetings. (Small shareholders rarely attend the meeting, but may vote by proxy.) Until the 1970 s, shareholder resolutions tended to focus on bottom line concerns. But in 1971, the Episcopal Church filed the first church-sponsored shareholder resolution, challenging General Motor's operations in the apartheid regime in South Africa, and sparking others to make proposals related to corporate social responsibility. Today, shareholder activism continues to grow, with proposals each year on a range of issues, from executive compensation to diversity to the environment. Research: Locate a shareholder resolution dealing with environmental issues. Did it make it onto the proxy statement for voting? If so, with what result? .
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8. (7 points). Consider the following network that operates if and only if there is a path of functional devices from left to right. The probability each device functions is as shown inside each device. Assume that each device functions independently of the other. What is the probability that the network operates?
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Communication and group dynamics are important elements within the leading facet of the P-O-L-C framework. Read the following article from CNN describing Bernie Ebbers' downfall as CEO of WorldCom: Ex-WorldCom CEO Ebbers guilty. Based on what you read in the article, in your initial post, identify which two barriers to effective communication were most prominent within WorldCom and explain how these barriers led to the downfall of the company. Be specific and identify the communication barriers based on the information in Chapter 11 of your text.
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75% of Puerto Ricans who immigrated to the United States After the earthquake at the beginning of 2020, they plan to return to the Island during the summer months 2021. According to the southern newspaper, in the past months there has been an increase in visitors from other countries to the beach areas of the northwest and southwest. On average, a Puerto Rican hostel hosts 45 foreign tourists per week and the standard deviation of 13.5 guests. It is important to establish that 60% of tourists from the Paradores are residents of Puerto Rico. We are interested in knowing how many the average hours employees work and to achieve this we selected a random sample of 32 weeks. Determine: a) What is the probability that the average number of foreign tourists from the sample is between 40 and 48 weekly tourists? b) What is the probability that the average number of foreign tourists be at least 43 a week?
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7.Consider a regression model Y i = x i 2 + x i i where the independent random errors follow a normal distribution with mean 0 and unknown variance 2 , i N ( 0 , 2 ) , i = 1 , , n . Find the MLE of , 2 .
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7.) Some molecular data place the giant panda in the bear family (Ursidae) but place the lesser panda in a very different family, the raccoon family (Procyonidae). Consequently, the morphological similarities of these two species are probably due to: a) the inheritance of acquired characteristics b) sexual selection c) inheritance of shared derived characters d) possession of analogous structures e) possession of shared derived characters 8.) A paraphyletic group includes: a) a basal taxon b) the groups that form the nodes on a phylogenetic tree c) an ancestral species and all of its descendants d) species that show convergent evolution e) an ancestral species and some of its descendants 9.) Since all organisms share a common ancestor, it comes as no surprise that some characteristics are shared while others are not. If we consider hair and the backbone of mammals (which are vertebrates), we can say that the former is a(n) while the latter is a(n) a) monophyletic characteristic, paraphyletic characteristic b) monophyletic characteristic, polyphyletic characteristic c) shared derived character, shared ancestral character d) shared ancestral character, shared derived character e) ingroup, outgroup 10.) Refer to the figure to the right. A group that includes taxa C, D, E, F and G , but not the ancestor is called ... a) a monophyletic group b) the outgroup c) a polyphyletic group d) a paraphyletic group e) the ingroup 11.) An outgroup is an important part of a phylogenetic analysis. What is the function of the outgroup in this type of analysis? a) It reflects the ancestral states of the characters used in the analysis b) It is the species for which we are interested in studying its evolutionary relationship c) It reflects the derived states of the characters used in the analysis d) It reflects the shared derived states (synapomorphies) of the characters used in the analysis 12.) An outgroup should be: a) part of the ingroup b) as closely related to the ingroup as possible without being part of the ingroup c) as distantly related to the ingroup as possible d) the predator of the species in the ingroup
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