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answering questions. 1. Show graphically an argument why a large country may want to institute a tariff? What are some reasons a small developing country may want to institute a tariff even though it will decrease their total surplus? 2. What does the term "Brain Drain" mean in relation to the Lewis model? In particular, explain the earnings profile of rural born migrants in the urban sector compared to urban born workers and how we would expect the rate of return (use equation) to migration to show why a rural bom with low ability level to be disinclined to migrate compared to a rural born of a higher ability level. 3. What is meant by a "vicious cycle of growth" and show graphically how the government can utilize policies in order to create a virtuous cycle of growth. 4. From all.of the movies - be specific-what was the most profound/long lasting/interesting thing that you learned this quarter? Which video was your favorite video, and why?.

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Answer the following questions on Wendy's case on a separate word document and upload it to the drop box by 11:59 pm on Thursday. Questions for Wendy's case: 1. What were gender- related challenges Wendy Chan faced as a data science team lead in Europa? a. How were male and female leader perceived to be different according to Wendy? 2. How did Wendy handle the gender-related challenges? a. If you were Wendy, would you do the same and why? b. If not, how would you have coped with these challenges? 3. Many organizations are facing gender- related issues. a. How can firms like Europa reduce, or even eliminate gender-related challenges faced by women in the workplace. b. How can they encourage women like Wendy to assume leadership positions? 4. To what extent do you agree with Wendy's observations about perceived gender differences? What are your thoughts?.

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Answer the following questions 1.1 Identify and briefly discuss the three (3) core functions and two (2) support functions to enable any organisation to operate effectively. (10) 1.2. Identify two (2) reasons why organisations operate below their maximum processing (2) capacity 1.3. Explain the difference between planning and control (6) 1.4 Identify five (5) objectives of capacity planning and control 1.5.1 Illustrate the operations management strategy. Ensure to mark the drawing clearly (14) 1.5.2 From your illustration above, discuss the inputs (8).

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Anne Thom is 25 years old and wants to retire at the age of 50 . In order to be able to retire, Anne figures that she needs to have a sufficient amount in her savings account at the retirement date to enable her to withdraw $60,000 at the end of each year for the following 30 years. Anne has just inherited $150,000, which she intends to deposit today to start her retirement fund. Additionally, she will make a deposit at the end of each year for the next 25 years until she reaches 50. How much should each annual deposit be? (Assume that Anne's long-term interest rate is 6\%.).

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Anita Clarke is chief information officer at Foundation Phamaceuticals, a large Caliornia based company. In an industry where in generaly takes $500 milion and to to 12 years 10 bring as nee drug 10 markec, companies such as Fourdation are always looking for ways to increase productivity and speed things up. After about eight manths on the job, Carke suggested to company president James Wu that Foundation implement a new global knowledge-sharing application that promises so cut development time and costs in half. She hbs done extensive research en knowiedge-sharing systems and has qaked closely with an LT. Girector at global powerhouse Pfizes, a company that developed its COVID-19 vaceine with BioNTech in about one year. The Pfizer director beleves the knowiedge-sharing system plays an important role in that compary's compettiveness. Wu presented the ides to the board of directors, and everyone agreed to pursue the project. He has asked Clarke to investigate firms that could assist Foundation's L.T. department in developing and implementing a global know-edge-sharing application that would be compatible with Foundation's existing systems. Wu explainod that he wants to present the information to the boand of drectors for a decision next month. arke identified three major firms that she believed could handle the work and took a summary of her findings to Wu's office, where she was greeted by Lucy Lee, a young. petice, attractive woman whe served as a scr of executive assistant bo Wu. Woed was that the relaticnship between Lee and Wo was lotaly proper, but besides the value of her good looks, no one in the oompany could understand why she was working there. Her lack of talent and experience made her a labilty more than a help. She was very deferential to Wu but condescending to everyone else. Lee was a constant source of imritation and ill will among managers throughout the pompany, but there was no doubt that the only way to get to Wu was through Lucy Lee. Lee took the information from Clarke and promised the president would review it within two days. The next aflemoon, Wu caled Clarke to his ofice and asked why Standaed Sys-tems, a smak local consuting firm, sas not being considered as a polential peovider Clarke was surprised-Standard was known primariy for helging amall companies compulerize their acoounting systems. She was not aware that they had done any work relaled to knowledge-sharing appleations, particularty on a giobal basis. Upon further investigabicn into the compary, she learned that Slandard was owed by an uncle of Lucy Lee's, and things began to fal into place. Fortunately, she also leamed that the firm did have some limited experience in more complex applications, She triod to talk pervately with Wu about his reasons for wanting to consider Standard, but Wo insisted that Lee participate in all his internal meebings. A their most recent meeting. Wu insisted that Standard be inctuded for poss ble cansideration by the board. Du.

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Animal Concept Mapping Using the following terms to create a concept map. Don't forget to include linking and explaining words in-between the terms. Metazoa germ layers endoderm ectoderm mesoderm blastula gastrulation diploblast triploblast sexual asexual budding fragmentation binary fission gametes fertilization zygote protostome deuterostome acoelomate coelomate tissues epithelial connective muscle nervous organ systems pseudocoelomate parthenogenesis.

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Assume a portfolio of two assets, asset 1 and asset 2: (i) What proportion of the total investment should be invested in each of the two assets to minimise the variance of a two-asset portfolio when the assets have equal standard deviations (1=2) ? (ii) What proportion of the total investment should be invested in each of the two assets to minimise the variance of a two-asset portfolio when the asset returns have a correlation of -1 , and standard deviations 1 and 2, respectively?.

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Animal behaviour in the 19th and 20th centuries (Lectures 0207 ) - Classical Ethology and Comparative Psychology o understand, in broad terms, what they are and how they differ - understand the rationale for their different approaches to the study of behaviour - know key terms/concepts and be able to provide an example of each (instinct, comparative approach, sexual cannibalism, nuptial gift, learning, fixed action pattern, appetitive and consummatory behaviour, releasers and sign stimuli, displacement behaviour, vacuum activity, reduced response threshold, graded response, intention movements, Law of Effect, Principle of Intellectual Continuity, shaping, Principle of Equivalence of Associability, tabula rasa) - what is a fixed action pattern; what characteristics define it; what are some examples; what are some observations that challenge it? understand the classic studies on balloon flies importance of models in animal behaviour research, and some classic examples what is a supernormal stimulus, what is it used for, and how is it related to learning understand classical conditioning, what is required for classical conditioning, and why it is adaptive in nature; be able to apply key terms and concepts (e.g., conditioned stimulus/response, unconditioned stimulus/response, acquisition, extinction) to the three examples discussed in class (golden mantled ground squirrel alarm calls, treatment of human eneuresis, salivation in dogs) understand operant conditioning and how it differs from classical conditioning (be able to discuss the click-and-treat system of dog training) o understand reinforcement vs. punishment, as well as reinforcement schedules - understand the defining characteristics of Behaviourism, Physiological Psychology, and Social Behaviour - Nature/Nurture controversy; know key criticisms made by each discipline, as well as key evidence that they used to refute the beliefs of each other - understand Tinbergen's 4 questions, why they were so important, and which ones were considered 'proximate' versus 'ultimate'; be able to give an example of each what is the Central Principle of Behavioural Biology what are sociobiology, behavioural ecology, and cognitive ethology advances in the latter part of the 20th century (e.g., long-term field studies, advanced laboratory techniques).

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Assignment Questions 1. Is the client socket using TCP or UDP? How do you know? 2. Does a socket support bidirectional or unidirectional communication? Explain your answer. 3. How is it possible to have one IP address support more than one socket simultaneously? For example, how can a computer with one IP address host both a web server and an SMTP server? 4. The SERVER, as described in this project, is executing on your laptop. Using your browser, what URL can be used to access the SERVER? 5. What two pieces of information are required for a CLIENT to connect to a SERVER? 6. What results if the client is given an IP that is not hosting a service on port 3000 ?.

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