The document contains questions from past exams for various subjects related to an MBA program. The first section includes questions on Organizational Behavior and Principles and Practices of Management. The second section covers Management Accounting, with questions on topics like standard costing, budgeting, and break-even analysis. The third section is on Managerial Economics and includes definitions and concepts.
The document provides examples of line graph questions and their solutions. It includes 4 sample line graphs showing marks obtained by a student over time, the ratio of imports to exports for a company over years, vehicle production by two companies over years, and profit percentages for two companies over years. For each graph, 5 multiple choice questions are provided along with step-by-step solutions. The questions test the ability to analyze trends in the data presented by the line graphs and draw inferences to calculate values.
This document provides information and examples about calculating break-even point for companies that produce multiple products. It defines weighted average selling price and variable expenses as the sales-weighted averages of individual product prices and expenses. Break-even point for multiple products is calculated as total fixed costs divided by weighted average contribution margin per unit. An example is provided to demonstrate calculating break-even point in both units and rupees for a company with three products. The document also discusses calculating an overall composite break-even point using total fixed costs divided by the composite profit/variable ratio.
This document contains review questions about perfect competition. It includes questions about profit maximization for a perfectly competitive firm given cost and revenue information. It asks the student to determine the optimal output level and profits for a small tomato grower facing different market prices. It also contains questions about break-even points, short-run supply curves, and long-run equilibrium for a perfectly competitive industry. The student is asked to apply concepts of marginal cost, average cost, and profit maximization to firms operating under perfect competition.
Communism is a socioeconomic structure that promotes a classless and stateless society with common ownership over the means of production and property. It grew out of 19th century socialist movements in Europe led by Marx and Engels, who saw it as replacing capitalism. In 1917, the Bolsheviks seized power in Russia and established the USSR, trying to spark worldwide communist revolutions. After World War 2, communist regimes took power in parts of Europe and Asia like China, establishing single-party control and repressing dissent.
This document summarizes research on the construction equipment industry in India. It discusses the industry profile, key segments like excavators and backhoes, major players like JCB India, BEML, L&T, and Telcon, and their production and sales volumes. It also analyzes growth drivers, user industries, and performs a five forces analysis of the competitive landscape in the industry.
This document summarizes a marketing research project conducted on the denim brand Levi's. The research was conducted by a group of students at the Indian Institute of Planning & Management. The objectives of the research were to measure student satisfaction with denim brands including Levi's, determine the market shares of top brands, estimate the average price paid for jeans, and identify differences in satisfaction across brands. The researchers used hyper research involving interviews and a questionnaire to collect data on brand attributes, perceptions, and purchasing behaviors. Statistical analysis was then used to analyze the results and identify key findings and recommendations.
The document contains questions from past exams for various subjects related to an MBA program. The first section includes questions on Organizational Behavior and Principles and Practices of Management. The second section covers Management Accounting, with questions on topics like standard costing, budgeting, and break-even analysis. The third section is on Managerial Economics and includes definitions and concepts.
The document provides examples of line graph questions and their solutions. It includes 4 sample line graphs showing marks obtained by a student over time, the ratio of imports to exports for a company over years, vehicle production by two companies over years, and profit percentages for two companies over years. For each graph, 5 multiple choice questions are provided along with step-by-step solutions. The questions test the ability to analyze trends in the data presented by the line graphs and draw inferences to calculate values.
This document provides information and examples about calculating break-even point for companies that produce multiple products. It defines weighted average selling price and variable expenses as the sales-weighted averages of individual product prices and expenses. Break-even point for multiple products is calculated as total fixed costs divided by weighted average contribution margin per unit. An example is provided to demonstrate calculating break-even point in both units and rupees for a company with three products. The document also discusses calculating an overall composite break-even point using total fixed costs divided by the composite profit/variable ratio.
This document contains review questions about perfect competition. It includes questions about profit maximization for a perfectly competitive firm given cost and revenue information. It asks the student to determine the optimal output level and profits for a small tomato grower facing different market prices. It also contains questions about break-even points, short-run supply curves, and long-run equilibrium for a perfectly competitive industry. The student is asked to apply concepts of marginal cost, average cost, and profit maximization to firms operating under perfect competition.
Communism is a socioeconomic structure that promotes a classless and stateless society with common ownership over the means of production and property. It grew out of 19th century socialist movements in Europe led by Marx and Engels, who saw it as replacing capitalism. In 1917, the Bolsheviks seized power in Russia and established the USSR, trying to spark worldwide communist revolutions. After World War 2, communist regimes took power in parts of Europe and Asia like China, establishing single-party control and repressing dissent.
This document summarizes research on the construction equipment industry in India. It discusses the industry profile, key segments like excavators and backhoes, major players like JCB India, BEML, L&T, and Telcon, and their production and sales volumes. It also analyzes growth drivers, user industries, and performs a five forces analysis of the competitive landscape in the industry.
This document summarizes a marketing research project conducted on the denim brand Levi's. The research was conducted by a group of students at the Indian Institute of Planning & Management. The objectives of the research were to measure student satisfaction with denim brands including Levi's, determine the market shares of top brands, estimate the average price paid for jeans, and identify differences in satisfaction across brands. The researchers used hyper research involving interviews and a questionnaire to collect data on brand attributes, perceptions, and purchasing behaviors. Statistical analysis was then used to analyze the results and identify key findings and recommendations.
France has a long history with the franc currency. The franc was introduced in 1795 to replace unstable currencies during the French Revolution. It later became adopted by other countries. France has a population of 65.1 million with Paris as its capital. It has a mixed economy that is the 5th largest in the world. Key sectors include services, industry, and agriculture.
This document discusses social capital and how social media is changing marketing. It defines individual social capital as a person's social graph and influence, and company social capital as its credibility and reputation. It shows how social media presence impacts various business functions from marketing to customer service. Metrics like reviews, shares, and followers indicate how social capital can improve demand, credibility and customer experience. The rise of social media means companies must invest in building social capital through relationships rather than just short-term broadcasts, and engage in conversational rather than one-way marketing. This change is accelerating as social media reach now exceeds traditional newspapers.
Shifting storefronts: How social is impacting businessRichard Margetic
This document discusses how shopping and storefronts have changed over time, from early 20th century main street shopping to modern e-commerce and social media. It notes that Dell was an early pioneer of e-commerce in the 1990s. More recently, social media has become the new digital storefront, with customers increasingly influenced by word-of-mouth on social platforms. The document examines Dell's social media growth and examples of how social engagement correlates with higher revenues and customer satisfaction. It argues that social media allows companies to better understand customers and that those who most effectively engage audiences across social will be most successful going forward.
Energias do Brasil reported strong financial results for 2005, with revenues increasing 17% and EBITDA increasing 18%. The company invested over R$1 billion in its distribution and generation businesses. Looking ahead, Energias do Brasil will focus on operational efficiency, debt maturity extension, and leveraging its management skills to support growth opportunities in generation. The company's share price increased over 20% since its IPO in July 2005.
The Safer London Foundation was using an outdated database program that was difficult to customize and use. They implemented Salesforce CRM through Sho-net to manage their grant making, mentoring, customer relationship, and other operations more easily. Salesforce provided an intuitive interface, real productivity gains, value for money, and helped satisfy the CEO's frustrations. It is now used across the entire organization for various functions and has improved flexibility, customization, and upgrades compared to the old system.
The Q&A gives a succinct overview of restraints of trade, monopolies and abuses of market power in Cyprus. In particular, it covers the regulatory authorities and the regulatory framework, the scope of rules, exemptions, exclusions, statutes of limitation, notification, investigations, penalties and enforcement, third party damages claims, EU law, joint ventures and proposals for reform.
This document provides a summary of a presentation on success for science students. It discusses several key points:
1. The presenter is Dr. Muavia Gallie who discusses success principles for students who have made it into a science program.
2. One principle discussed is taking 100% responsibility for your life and that no one owes you anything. Students must make the most of the opportunities and gifts they are given.
3. A quote from Will Smith's film "The Pursuit of Happiness" emphasizes having a dream and protecting it, as others may try to discourage achievement.
4. Marianne Williamson's words about conquering our deepest fears of believing we are powerful and brilliant are also presented
AUDIENCE: Food and beverage manufacturers and distributors, with a relatively low involvement in social media
EVENT: 2010 Canadian Council of Grocery Distributors Western Conference
DATE: 28-Jan-10
SPEAKER: Eric Weaver, Tribal DDB Vancouver
SYNOPSIS: This covers the "why" and "how" concerning social media for the grocery industry.
Energias do Brasil achieved several important goals in the first half of 2006. It started operations at its Peixe Angical hydroelectric plant, concluded its redundancy program, and issued new debentures. However, net income decreased due to one-time factors in 2005 and costs associated with the redundancy program. Overall the company is making progress on initiatives to reduce losses and position itself for continued growth.
Energias do Brasil held a conference call to discuss its 2Q07 earnings results. The company reported strong growth in revenue and EBITDA of 27.3% and 91.6% respectively compared to 2Q06. Net income increased substantially to R$333 million from R$26 million in 2Q06. Manageable costs were impacted by some non-recurring provisions but productivity gains helped offset costs. The company also reduced debt levels and extended debt maturities. Overall, the results demonstrated continued improvement in the company's financial and operating performance in 2Q07.
Energias do Brasil reported third quarter 2006 results. Distributed energy volume grew 3.6% year-over-year. EBITDA declined 6.9% due to non-recurring effects in 2006 and 2005. Generation increased significantly due to the conclusion of the Peixe Angical project. Financial performance was positive with net income declining 15.7% and net debt/EBITDA ratio improving. The company also provided updates on projects, costs, debt, and capex.
This document provides an overview of corporate recovery and insolvency procedures in Cyprus. It discusses how creditors can take security over assets, transactions that can be vulnerable to attack if a company is in financial difficulties, and the main formal insolvency procedures under Cyprus law. These include examinership, arrangements/reorganizations, receivership, and voluntary or compulsory winding up. The tests for insolvency include failure to pay debts over €5,000 within three weeks or a court determining the company is unable to pay its debts based on the value of assets versus liabilities.
1. The company reported its 1Q07 earnings results, with António Martins da Costa, Chief Executive Officer, and Antonio José Sellare, Chief Financial Officer, presenting.
2. Volume of energy distributed grew year-over-year, with increases in Enersul's concession area and the share of free customers. Programs to curb losses resulted in lower commercial losses.
3. Generation volume increased due to the full capacity of Peixe Angical and Mascarenhas' 4th engine. New contracts and authorizations expanded generation opportunities going forward.
1. EDP Brasil reported a 7.6% decrease in net revenue in 1Q09 compared to 1Q08, but manageable expenses decreased 17.4%. EBITDA was down 11.3% while adjusted EBITDA rose 7.9%.
2. Generation business saw a 23% increase in energy volume sold due to an asset swap operation, but net revenue grew only 6.5% due to lower dispatch. Distribution saw a decrease in captive industrial customers offset by growth in residential and commercial as well as lower free customer consumption.
3. The company continues its focus on efficiency and cash flow generation through expense reductions and expansion projects.
Energias do Brasil reported its 4Q06 earnings results. Key highlights included a 5.5% increase in net revenues and a 17.6% increase in EBITDA. Distributed energy volume showed a strong recovery in 4Q06. Generation benefited from Peixe Angical and Mascarenhas plants operating at full capacity. Commercialization was impacted by lower self-dealing, offset by free market growth. The company also discussed its continued focus on efficiency programs, debt management, and investments in distribution, generation and universalization programs.
Toyota Motor Company is facing challenges positioning its Etios and Liva brands in the low-cost segment dominated by Maruti Suzuki in India, while its Innova SUV is selling well. Toyota wants to launch its Camry and Lexus premium luxury brands to compete with Mercedes, BMW and Audi. Key strategies for Toyota include emphasizing quality, cost efficiency and supply chain management. For Etios and Liva, strategies are needed to better position them against Maruti. For Camry and Lexus, strategies are needed to succeed in the premium segment.
The most special feature of MOSt Research is the Wealth Creation Report. It is work of the foremost value investor in India and the joint MD and promoter– Mr. Raamdeo Agrawal. An equity research stalwart, Mr. Agrawal analyses the most consistent, the fastest and the biggest value creators in the Indian equity universe every year. Though the study is done every year, the report is timeless in its use. The report is unveiled at a special annual function, where the best are felicitated. The Wealth Creation Report is available on request as soft copy or printed format.
France has a long history with the franc currency. The franc was introduced in 1795 to replace unstable currencies during the French Revolution. It later became adopted by other countries. France has a population of 65.1 million with Paris as its capital. It has a mixed economy that is the 5th largest in the world. Key sectors include services, industry, and agriculture.
This document discusses social capital and how social media is changing marketing. It defines individual social capital as a person's social graph and influence, and company social capital as its credibility and reputation. It shows how social media presence impacts various business functions from marketing to customer service. Metrics like reviews, shares, and followers indicate how social capital can improve demand, credibility and customer experience. The rise of social media means companies must invest in building social capital through relationships rather than just short-term broadcasts, and engage in conversational rather than one-way marketing. This change is accelerating as social media reach now exceeds traditional newspapers.
Shifting storefronts: How social is impacting businessRichard Margetic
This document discusses how shopping and storefronts have changed over time, from early 20th century main street shopping to modern e-commerce and social media. It notes that Dell was an early pioneer of e-commerce in the 1990s. More recently, social media has become the new digital storefront, with customers increasingly influenced by word-of-mouth on social platforms. The document examines Dell's social media growth and examples of how social engagement correlates with higher revenues and customer satisfaction. It argues that social media allows companies to better understand customers and that those who most effectively engage audiences across social will be most successful going forward.
Energias do Brasil reported strong financial results for 2005, with revenues increasing 17% and EBITDA increasing 18%. The company invested over R$1 billion in its distribution and generation businesses. Looking ahead, Energias do Brasil will focus on operational efficiency, debt maturity extension, and leveraging its management skills to support growth opportunities in generation. The company's share price increased over 20% since its IPO in July 2005.
The Safer London Foundation was using an outdated database program that was difficult to customize and use. They implemented Salesforce CRM through Sho-net to manage their grant making, mentoring, customer relationship, and other operations more easily. Salesforce provided an intuitive interface, real productivity gains, value for money, and helped satisfy the CEO's frustrations. It is now used across the entire organization for various functions and has improved flexibility, customization, and upgrades compared to the old system.
The Q&A gives a succinct overview of restraints of trade, monopolies and abuses of market power in Cyprus. In particular, it covers the regulatory authorities and the regulatory framework, the scope of rules, exemptions, exclusions, statutes of limitation, notification, investigations, penalties and enforcement, third party damages claims, EU law, joint ventures and proposals for reform.
This document provides a summary of a presentation on success for science students. It discusses several key points:
1. The presenter is Dr. Muavia Gallie who discusses success principles for students who have made it into a science program.
2. One principle discussed is taking 100% responsibility for your life and that no one owes you anything. Students must make the most of the opportunities and gifts they are given.
3. A quote from Will Smith's film "The Pursuit of Happiness" emphasizes having a dream and protecting it, as others may try to discourage achievement.
4. Marianne Williamson's words about conquering our deepest fears of believing we are powerful and brilliant are also presented
AUDIENCE: Food and beverage manufacturers and distributors, with a relatively low involvement in social media
EVENT: 2010 Canadian Council of Grocery Distributors Western Conference
DATE: 28-Jan-10
SPEAKER: Eric Weaver, Tribal DDB Vancouver
SYNOPSIS: This covers the "why" and "how" concerning social media for the grocery industry.
Energias do Brasil achieved several important goals in the first half of 2006. It started operations at its Peixe Angical hydroelectric plant, concluded its redundancy program, and issued new debentures. However, net income decreased due to one-time factors in 2005 and costs associated with the redundancy program. Overall the company is making progress on initiatives to reduce losses and position itself for continued growth.
Energias do Brasil held a conference call to discuss its 2Q07 earnings results. The company reported strong growth in revenue and EBITDA of 27.3% and 91.6% respectively compared to 2Q06. Net income increased substantially to R$333 million from R$26 million in 2Q06. Manageable costs were impacted by some non-recurring provisions but productivity gains helped offset costs. The company also reduced debt levels and extended debt maturities. Overall, the results demonstrated continued improvement in the company's financial and operating performance in 2Q07.
Energias do Brasil reported third quarter 2006 results. Distributed energy volume grew 3.6% year-over-year. EBITDA declined 6.9% due to non-recurring effects in 2006 and 2005. Generation increased significantly due to the conclusion of the Peixe Angical project. Financial performance was positive with net income declining 15.7% and net debt/EBITDA ratio improving. The company also provided updates on projects, costs, debt, and capex.
This document provides an overview of corporate recovery and insolvency procedures in Cyprus. It discusses how creditors can take security over assets, transactions that can be vulnerable to attack if a company is in financial difficulties, and the main formal insolvency procedures under Cyprus law. These include examinership, arrangements/reorganizations, receivership, and voluntary or compulsory winding up. The tests for insolvency include failure to pay debts over €5,000 within three weeks or a court determining the company is unable to pay its debts based on the value of assets versus liabilities.
1. The company reported its 1Q07 earnings results, with António Martins da Costa, Chief Executive Officer, and Antonio José Sellare, Chief Financial Officer, presenting.
2. Volume of energy distributed grew year-over-year, with increases in Enersul's concession area and the share of free customers. Programs to curb losses resulted in lower commercial losses.
3. Generation volume increased due to the full capacity of Peixe Angical and Mascarenhas' 4th engine. New contracts and authorizations expanded generation opportunities going forward.
1. EDP Brasil reported a 7.6% decrease in net revenue in 1Q09 compared to 1Q08, but manageable expenses decreased 17.4%. EBITDA was down 11.3% while adjusted EBITDA rose 7.9%.
2. Generation business saw a 23% increase in energy volume sold due to an asset swap operation, but net revenue grew only 6.5% due to lower dispatch. Distribution saw a decrease in captive industrial customers offset by growth in residential and commercial as well as lower free customer consumption.
3. The company continues its focus on efficiency and cash flow generation through expense reductions and expansion projects.
Energias do Brasil reported its 4Q06 earnings results. Key highlights included a 5.5% increase in net revenues and a 17.6% increase in EBITDA. Distributed energy volume showed a strong recovery in 4Q06. Generation benefited from Peixe Angical and Mascarenhas plants operating at full capacity. Commercialization was impacted by lower self-dealing, offset by free market growth. The company also discussed its continued focus on efficiency programs, debt management, and investments in distribution, generation and universalization programs.
Toyota Motor Company is facing challenges positioning its Etios and Liva brands in the low-cost segment dominated by Maruti Suzuki in India, while its Innova SUV is selling well. Toyota wants to launch its Camry and Lexus premium luxury brands to compete with Mercedes, BMW and Audi. Key strategies for Toyota include emphasizing quality, cost efficiency and supply chain management. For Etios and Liva, strategies are needed to better position them against Maruti. For Camry and Lexus, strategies are needed to succeed in the premium segment.
The most special feature of MOSt Research is the Wealth Creation Report. It is work of the foremost value investor in India and the joint MD and promoter– Mr. Raamdeo Agrawal. An equity research stalwart, Mr. Agrawal analyses the most consistent, the fastest and the biggest value creators in the Indian equity universe every year. Though the study is done every year, the report is timeless in its use. The report is unveiled at a special annual function, where the best are felicitated. The Wealth Creation Report is available on request as soft copy or printed format.
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Equations and Inequalities
Solve the quadratic equation using factoring: 15x2 - x = 2
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Solve the equation by making an appropriate substitution:x4–16x2 = – 60
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Functions and Their Graphs
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ProblemYou are a young loan officer working for Goose River Bank in Mayville, ND.Your boss, Mr. Jefferson, has handed you the file of a new customer for the bank, Mayville Motors Inc.They are looking for a loan of $350,000 to expand their business and add a dealership in Hatton, ND.Enclosed you will find the income statement and balance sheet for Mayville Motors for the past 3 years.Conduct the necessary ratio analysis in order to determine whether to grant them a loan.After conducting the analysis, write a memo to Mr. Jefferson detailing your decision.Be sure to backup your decision using your ratios and industry averages.
Income Statements200920102011Sales Revenue1,900,0001,700,0001,600,000COGS1,000,0001,100,0001,150,000Gross Profit900,000600,000450,000Operating Expenses:Selling300,000257,000241,000General & Admin.100,00069,00072,000Leases40,00025,00030,000Depreciation30,00035,00040,000Total Operating Expenses470,000386,000383,000Earnings Before Interest and Taxes430,000214,00067,000Interest Expense24,00029,00034,000Net Profit Before Taxes406,000185,00033,000Taxes (35%)142,10064,75011,550Net Profit After Taxes263,900120,25021,450
Balance SheetCurrent Assets:200920102011Cash $135,000$104,365$85,650Accounts Receivable111,250192,005212,410Inventories98,850157,330175,830Total Current Assets$345,100$453,700$473,890Property, Plant and Equipment$778,150$930,000$1,054,000Less Accumulated Depreciation170,000205,000245,000Net Property, Plant and Equipment$608,150$725,000$809,000Total Assets$953,250$1,178,700$1,282,890Current Liabilities:Accounts Payable$ 82,350$ 103,550$ 122,390Accrued Exp.
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This document provides an overview of time series forecasting. It discusses key concepts such as:
- Time series data that records values over time can be used for forecasting future values. Examples include factory output per day and monthly sales.
- Plotting time series data helps identify trends like increasing, decreasing, or no trend over time. Regression analysis can also be used to identify linear trends and make predictions.
- Moving averages smooth out fluctuations by taking the average of values over a fixed time period, like 3 years. This helps identify trends more clearly.
- Components of a time series include trends, seasonal variations, cycles, and random variations. Additive and multiplicative models explain how these components combine
Demand forecasting plays a key role in supply chain planning and decision making. Accurate forecasts are needed for production scheduling, inventory management, marketing activities, financial planning, and workforce management. However, forecasts are never perfectly accurate and error should be measured. Different forecasting techniques exist, including qualitative methods that use expert opinions and quantitative methods like time series analysis and regression. The bullwhip effect occurs when demand variability increases at each step up the supply chain, exacerbating distortions in information flow and potentially disrupting operations.
This document summarizes the findings of an 11th annual wealth creation study conducted in India from 2001-2006. Some of the key findings include:
- The top wealth creator was ONGC, which created Rs. 1678 billion in net wealth. Reliance Industries and Indian Oil also created over Rs. 1000 billion each.
- Companies with dominant market positions created 85% of total net wealth, while growing at an average speed of 36% annually.
- Industries like oil & gas, banks, metals and engineering contributed the most to overall wealth creation during this period.
- Large capitalized companies (market cap over Rs. 45 billion) represented only 23 companies but created 51% of total wealth
Seth Bullock plans to open a new gold mine in South Dakota. The CFO, Alma Garrett, estimates the mine will generate cash flows for 8 years based on an initial investment of $400 million. She calculates the projected cash flows and net present value to help the owners make a rational financial decision about the project.
Demand forecasting refers to predicting future demand under constraints. There are various types and objectives of forecasting. Factors that influence demand include time period, purpose, forecasting methods, nature of commodity, and competition. Common methods of forecasting include survey, statistical, and simulated market techniques. Accurate, plausible, durable, available, and economical forecasts are ideal. Regression analysis and moving averages are statistical techniques used to analyze past demand and extrapolate future trends.
A crash course about startup valuation. Why is DCF difficult not to say useless for startups and better metrcis are comparables on profits, and even better sales (PE and PS°
MASTER OF EARLY CHILDHOOD STUDIESCompetency Based LearningCh.docxalfredacavx97
MASTER OF EARLY CHILDHOOD STUDIES
Competency Based Learning
Change Matrix for Competency “Not Achieved”
Student Name:
Competency: Example LD005 (Student: remove example and insert competency)
· For each objective you earned a 1 or a 0, please complete the table below.
· Please make sure any revisions you make to your paper are in a different colored font or made using track changes.
· Once you have completed the form and made revisions to your paper, return BOTH the matrix and your revised paper to the SME for review.
· After reviewing that changes have been made, the SME will submit this signed form to you and your Coach, which will indicate that the competency can be unlocked.
· When submitting your competency work, please also upload this form.
Note: You are responsible for making all changes suggested by the SME on this form. The SME’s signature does not ensure that the competency will be achieved.
Learning Objective:
Please state the number and the full objective
Learning Objective:
Assessor’s Comments:
Please add the assessor’s comments from the rubric
Revisions made:
Student:Please give page number and state what specific changes you have made.
SME’s Recommendations: (Section to be completed by the SME)
SME Signature: Date:
Please copy and paste this table and complete for each of the Learning Objectives that need to be addressed.
Final Exam, Introductory Macroeconomics (Econ 2)
Winter 2019
18 March 2019
Version A
DO NOT OPEN THIS TEST UNTIL YOU ARE INSTRUCTED TO DO SO.
This exam has 24 questions (some with multiple parts). There are 6 sheets of paper (including
this cover sheet). The last sheet is scrap paper. You may tear off the scrap paper but must leave
the rest of the exam stapled.
You should write your answers in the space provided for each question. No credit will be given
for answers written anywhere else. On every question you must show your work and circle
your final answer.
Before exam time starts, you must fill in the information below in the space provided:
1) Your name, AS RECORDED WITH THE REGISTRAR (do not write your nickname)
2) your numerical student ID
3) Circle your officially registered section time
Failure to do any of the above will result in a one-point deduction from your exam score
You will NOT be given extra time to do this after exam time is over. Do it now.
Please write:
Name (as given to Registrar): __________________________________________
Numerical ID: __________________________________________
Circle your Section Time:
Naresh Kumar Wed 2:40-3:45 Fri 10:40-11:45
Anirban Sanyal Wed 10:40-11:45 Wed 12:00-1:05
Ted Liu Mon 12:00-1:05 Mon 1:20-2:25
Harrison Shieh Mon 8:00-9:05 Mon 9:20-10:25
Guanghong “Michael” Xu Fri 12:00-1:05 Fri 1:20-2:25
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MASTER OF EARLY CHILDHOOD STUDIESCompetency Based LearningCh.docxendawalling
MASTER OF EARLY CHILDHOOD STUDIES
Competency Based Learning
Change Matrix for Competency “Not Achieved”
Student Name:
Competency: Example LD005 (Student: remove example and insert competency)
· For each objective you earned a 1 or a 0, please complete the table below.
· Please make sure any revisions you make to your paper are in a different colored font or made using track changes.
· Once you have completed the form and made revisions to your paper, return BOTH the matrix and your revised paper to the SME for review.
· After reviewing that changes have been made, the SME will submit this signed form to you and your Coach, which will indicate that the competency can be unlocked.
· When submitting your competency work, please also upload this form.
Note: You are responsible for making all changes suggested by the SME on this form. The SME’s signature does not ensure that the competency will be achieved.
Learning Objective:
Please state the number and the full objective
Learning Objective:
Assessor’s Comments:
Please add the assessor’s comments from the rubric
Revisions made:
Student:Please give page number and state what specific changes you have made.
SME’s Recommendations: (Section to be completed by the SME)
SME Signature: Date:
Please copy and paste this table and complete for each of the Learning Objectives that need to be addressed.
Final Exam, Introductory Macroeconomics (Econ 2)
Winter 2019
18 March 2019
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This document discusses techniques for discounted cash flow analysis including net present value (NPV), internal rate of return (IRR), and time value of money. It provides examples of calculating NPV and IRR for projects and investment decisions. It also compares the advantages and disadvantages of NPV and IRR as metrics for investment evaluation.
This document discusses the concepts of time value of money including future value and present value of single amounts and annuities. It provides formulas and examples to calculate future value, present value, and annuities. It also discusses topics like compound interest, rule of 72, sinking funds, and using capital recovery factor to calculate loan installments. Practice questions at the end test the reader's understanding of concepts like calculating future value of savings over 15 years and determining annual savings needed to accumulate a target amount over 10 years.
This document provides an overview of demand forecasting methods. It discusses qualitative and quantitative forecasting models, including time series analysis techniques like moving averages, exponential smoothing, and adjusting for trends and seasonality. It also covers causal models using linear regression. Key steps in forecasting like selecting a model, measuring accuracy, and choosing software are outlined. The homework assigns practicing examples on least squares, moving averages, and exponential smoothing from a textbook.
This document contains an index of topics related to financial management that will be discussed in class. The topics covered include accounting ratios, leverage, capital structure, cost of capital, capital budgeting, working capital management, receivables management, cash budgeting, capital budgeting and risk analysis, and dividend decisions. The index provides the page numbers for where each topic begins.
This document provides an overview of four methods for project analysis and decision making: regression analysis, sensitivity analysis, Monte Carlo simulations, and decision trees. Regression analysis uses past data to forecast future trends through mathematical modeling. Sensitivity analysis evaluates how changes to variables impact outcomes like net present value. Monte Carlo simulations model projects probabilistically by assigning distributions to variables and running simulations. Decision trees visually represent decisions, consequences, probabilities, and opportunities to break down complex situations. Examples are provided for each method.
The most special feature of MOSt Research is the Wealth Creation Report. It is work of the foremost value investor in India and the joint MD and promoter– Mr. Raamdeo Agrawal. An equity research stalwart, Mr. Agrawal analyses the most consistent, the fastest and the biggest value creators in the Indian equity universe every year. Though the study is done every year, the report is timeless in its use. The report is unveiled at a special annual function, where the best are felicitated. The Wealth Creation Report is available on request as soft copy or printed format.
The document discusses electronic data interchange (EDI), which allows for the electronic exchange of business documents like purchase orders and invoices between organizations. It provides an overview of EDI standards and infrastructure, how EDI streamlines processes like supply chain management, and benefits organizations through reduced costs and faster transactions. Examples are given of how EDI has been implemented in various industries and applications in India like customs, banking, insurance, and retail procurement. Career opportunities and skills needed for EDI professionals are also outlined.
The document summarizes a market research study on cosmetics and male grooming conducted among 550 students. It analyzes data on their buying behavior, segments the market based on gender, income and purchase frequency, and tests hypotheses. Key findings include males comprising 73% of the sample, daily buyers coming from the Rs. 5000-10000 income segment, and spending over 25% of income on cosmetics. The study recommends targeting different segments accordingly and advertising through relevant channels.
Richard Branson founded many successful businesses under the Virgin brand such as Virgin Atlantic, Virgin Megastores, Virgin Books, and Virgin Galactic. He believes in living wholeheartedly every minute and seeing the best in others. Branson was able to turn almost anything into a profitable business in unconventional ways and took big risks, knowing cash could run out. He fostered a teamwork culture where people had fun and felt their work was important. Branson continuously grew his companies and was committed to having a clear set of ethical values while also valuing originality and constantly trying new ventures.
This document provides a situational analysis of Apple's iPod product. It includes an executive summary describing the iPod and its ability to download music, books, and more. Sections analyze the market and consumer factors, perform a PEST analysis of political, economic, social and technological influences, examine competitors like Rio Carbon and iriver H10, and conduct a SWOT analysis of Apple's strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats regarding the iPod.
Snap-on Tools is a tool manufacturer that achieved $1.49 billion in revenues in 1996 through a commitment to high-quality premium tools, an unusual credit system that gives customers access to tools, and a well-organized delivery system. Snap-on has 5,700 franchise dealers that stock over $100,000 worth of inventory in their vans and visit 200-300 customers per week. Snap-on has been successful by respecting auto mechanics customers, considering dealers as partners, and offering loans to customers for tool purchases.
The document discusses the process of winding up a company in India. It involves collecting the company's assets, paying off debts, and ultimately dissolving the company. There are two main types of winding up - compulsory, initiated by the court, and voluntary, initiated by the company or creditors. An official liquidator oversees the process, taking control of assets and liabilities, convening meetings, and ultimately distributing funds to creditors according to a defined order of priority. The winding up process aims to settle all the company's affairs in an orderly manner.
The document discusses various motivational theories and techniques used by organizations. It covers concepts like expectancy theory, equity theory, goal-setting theory, job design approaches, and organizational cultures of companies like Walmart, Google, Infosys, and TCS. Key motivational strategies discussed include profit sharing, career development programs, open communication, recreational facilities, and rewarding performance.
Richard Branson founded many successful businesses under the Virgin brand such as Virgin Atlantic, Virgin Megastores, Virgin Books, and Virgin Galactic. He believes in living wholeheartedly every minute and seeing the best in others. Branson was able to turn almost anything into a profitable business in unconventional ways and took big risks, knowing cash could run out. He fostered a teamwork culture where people had fun and felt their work was important. Branson continuously grew his companies and was committed to having a clear set of ethical values while also valuing originality and constantly trying new ventures.
The document discusses various motivational theories and techniques used by organizations. It covers concepts like expectancy theory, equity theory, goal-setting theory, job design approaches, and organizational cultures of companies like Walmart, Google, Infosys, and TCS. Key motivational strategies discussed include profit sharing, career development programs, team-based rewards, open communication, work-life balance initiatives, and merit-based performance evaluations.
Telco Construction Equipment Company (TELCON) manages its supply chain through strategic, tactical, and operational activities. At the strategic level, this includes network optimization and supplier partnerships. Tactical activities involve sourcing, production planning, and transportation. Operational activities include planning, sourcing, production, fulfillment, and performance tracking across the supply chain on a daily basis. An integrated supply chain management approach aims to deliver the right products to customers at the lowest cost by streamlining processes and information sharing between partners.
The document summarizes a market research study on cosmetics and male grooming conducted among 550 students. It analyzes the buying behavior and segmentation of the population based on gender, frequency of purchase, income levels and other factors. Key findings include most purchases being made by females with high incomes buying daily. The study recommends targeting different market segments with tailored strategies based on gender, purchase frequency and income levels.
The French TGV high-speed rail network includes over 900 miles of dedicated high-speed lines operated by more than 500 train sets, carrying over 1.4 billion passengers since 1981 without a single casualty. The key goals of the TGV projects were to significantly reduce rail journey times between major cities like Paris, Lyon, and Bordeaux, serving over 250 stations and carrying around 100 million passengers annually. Total costs for developing the TGV network were nearly $35 billion, with later projects receiving increasing public subsidies up to 76% of costs. The TGV has succeeded in winning significant market share from air travel on routes under 3 hours by halving some journey times.
The document summarizes the key aspects of the Labour Law for Motor Transport Workers Act of 1961 in India. The Act aims to provide welfare and regulate working conditions for motor transport workers. It applies to all motor transport undertakings with one or more employees and covers issues like registration of undertakings, fees, renewal of certificates, working hours and overtime wages, annual leave, registers and records, penalties for non-compliance, and authorities appointed under the Act.
The document discusses ethics in the cosmetics industry. It outlines several unethical practices, including testing on animals, providing substandard products across countries, misleading advertisements, and using harmful ingredients. It also discusses issues in cosmetic surgery like accepting referral fees or making exaggerated claims. The document advocates for high professional standards, maintaining fairness, promoting education, and using safe sterilization practices to avoid damaging trust and business in the industry.
The document discusses employee welfare, including definitions, types of welfare activities, merits and demerits of welfare schemes, and facilities provided at ITI. It covers welfare both inside and outside the workplace, such as health services, canteens, housing, and recreation. Theories of welfare administration and assessment of welfare effectiveness are also mentioned. Fringe benefits and safety and health measures for employees are briefly outlined.
The research studied the relationship between color, clothing, and profession using a sample of 350 people across five professions: doctors, marketers, consultants, software engineers, and professors. Data was collected through questionnaires and analyzed using statistical tests. The analysis found a relationship between color, profession, and clothing for consultants and marketers. Most respondents in each profession said they would sacrifice color for better prices or styles.
The document discusses a new line of women's shoes called Health Heels that are designed to provide cushioning like athletic shoes while maintaining the look of fashionable high heels. Market research found that many women were receptive to the concept and testing of prototypes was positive. The target market for the shoes is fitness and fashion-conscious working women, and the communication objectives are to create awareness of Health Heels, convince women to purchase them to replace regular high heels, and change beliefs that they can be comfortable while providing cushioning for the foot.
The document discusses electronic data interchange (EDI), which allows computer applications to exchange business information electronically in a standardized format. It provides examples of how EDI streamlines processes between buyers and sellers by automating tasks like order placement, confirmation, shipping notices and invoices. Companies benefit from EDI through increased efficiency, reduced costs, faster transactions and inventory management. While errors can still occur, EDI overall provides advantages over traditional paper-based processes.
The document discusses various topics related to inflation and monetary policy in India. It defines inflation and the tools used to measure it, including the wholesale price index and consumer price index. It outlines India's monetary policy objectives and tools such as cash reserve ratio, repo rate, open market operations, and statutory liquidity ratio. It also discusses the evolution of India's monetary policy approach and some impacts of interest rate changes.
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In this webinar, participants learned how to utilize Generative AI to streamline operations and elevate member engagement. Amazon Web Service experts provided a customer specific use cases and dived into low/no-code tools that are quick and easy to deploy through Amazon Web Service (AWS.)
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A review of the growth of the Israel Genealogy Research Association Database Collection for the last 12 months. Our collection is now passed the 3 million mark and still growing. See which archives have contributed the most. See the different types of records we have, and which years have had records added. You can also see what we have for the future.
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Chapter wise All Notes of First year Basic Civil Engineering.pptxDenish Jangid
Chapter wise All Notes of First year Basic Civil Engineering
Syllabus
Chapter-1
Introduction to objective, scope and outcome the subject
Chapter 2
Introduction: Scope and Specialization of Civil Engineering, Role of civil Engineer in Society, Impact of infrastructural development on economy of country.
Chapter 3
Surveying: Object Principles & Types of Surveying; Site Plans, Plans & Maps; Scales & Unit of different Measurements.
Linear Measurements: Instruments used. Linear Measurement by Tape, Ranging out Survey Lines and overcoming Obstructions; Measurements on sloping ground; Tape corrections, conventional symbols. Angular Measurements: Instruments used; Introduction to Compass Surveying, Bearings and Longitude & Latitude of a Line, Introduction to total station.
Levelling: Instrument used Object of levelling, Methods of levelling in brief, and Contour maps.
Chapter 4
Buildings: Selection of site for Buildings, Layout of Building Plan, Types of buildings, Plinth area, carpet area, floor space index, Introduction to building byelaws, concept of sun light & ventilation. Components of Buildings & their functions, Basic concept of R.C.C., Introduction to types of foundation
Chapter 5
Transportation: Introduction to Transportation Engineering; Traffic and Road Safety: Types and Characteristics of Various Modes of Transportation; Various Road Traffic Signs, Causes of Accidents and Road Safety Measures.
Chapter 6
Environmental Engineering: Environmental Pollution, Environmental Acts and Regulations, Functional Concepts of Ecology, Basics of Species, Biodiversity, Ecosystem, Hydrological Cycle; Chemical Cycles: Carbon, Nitrogen & Phosphorus; Energy Flow in Ecosystems.
Water Pollution: Water Quality standards, Introduction to Treatment & Disposal of Waste Water. Reuse and Saving of Water, Rain Water Harvesting. Solid Waste Management: Classification of Solid Waste, Collection, Transportation and Disposal of Solid. Recycling of Solid Waste: Energy Recovery, Sanitary Landfill, On-Site Sanitation. Air & Noise Pollution: Primary and Secondary air pollutants, Harmful effects of Air Pollution, Control of Air Pollution. . Noise Pollution Harmful Effects of noise pollution, control of noise pollution, Global warming & Climate Change, Ozone depletion, Greenhouse effect
Text Books:
1. Palancharmy, Basic Civil Engineering, McGraw Hill publishers.
2. Satheesh Gopi, Basic Civil Engineering, Pearson Publishers.
3. Ketki Rangwala Dalal, Essentials of Civil Engineering, Charotar Publishing House.
4. BCP, Surveying volume 1
A workshop hosted by the South African Journal of Science aimed at postgraduate students and early career researchers with little or no experience in writing and publishing journal articles.
7. Potential Market Attractiveness Of The Area City India Brand Sales India Category Sales BDI Delhi 0.041 0.033 124 Bangalore 0.026 0.025 104 Chennai 0.031 0.037 83
8. Regional Characteristics of the targeted market Source-Brand equity,08 march 06. Attributed to great Indian middle class City Households (000) Avg. household income (lakhs p.a) Avg. household expenditur-e (lakhs p.a) 10+Lakhs p.a (000)s 1+ Crore p.a households exp / inc index Chennai 1,485 174 116 25 433 0.67
9. Source: Brand Equity, 08 March 06. Attributed to Indicus Analytics. Expenses On Various Sectors City (All figs in Rs Cr) Food Products FMCG Dura-bles Misc. goods/servic-es Total Market Chennai 7,902 823 470 10,102 19,297
10. Potential Market Size of The Targeted Area Note. In Indian Rs. City Potential Market Size Chennai 10,88,23,300
12. Total Market Potential by Chain Ratio Method Note. In Indian Rs. City Total Market Potential Chennai 10,88,25,000
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16. Forecasting Demand for Lower level in Chennai (09) Forecasted Demand (09) Y= a+bx (Sales= -6793.4 + 3.4*x(2009) (Sales= 37.2 in lakhs for 2009) No. of Years S A L E S In Lakhs (Rs.) Regression Line
20. Current Trend for Medium level in Chennai No. Of Years S A L E S In lakhs (Rs.)
21. Forecasted Demand For Medium Level Household in Chennai S A L E S In Lakhs (Rs.) No. Of Years 62.35 Forecasted Demand Y= a+bx (Sales= -11541.63 + 5.776*x(2009) (Sales= 62.35 in lakhs for 2009)
25. Current Trend in Commercial Industries in Chennai S A L E S In Lakhs (Rs.) No. Of Years
26. Forecasted Demand For Commercial Industries in Chennai Y= a+bx (Sales= -11867.7 + 5.94*x(2009) (Sales=73 .72 in lakhs for 2009) No. Of Years S A L E S In Lakhs (Rs.) 73.72 lakhs Forecasted Demand
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