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Q1.How to delegate work effectively? Q.2The roles of the board of directors and the chief executive officer. Q.3 What it takes to be a successful entrepreneur? Q.4 Why cultural differences across countries influence management? Q.5 Why the world economy is becoming more integrated than ever before? Solution 1. DELEGATING WORK EFFECTIVELY: Delegation refers to the act of giving out responsibility and authority to the subordinates by the superiors. It is done so that the tasks can be carried out effectively and within proper time. However the ultimate authority lies on the shoulders of the superior. With delegation the subordinates are given out the authority to take the decisions on important issues. Delegating tasks is a talent/ skill which the manager should have so that things work out effectively after delegation. Some of the important points to keep in mind while delegating the work are as follows: 2. THE ROLES OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER (CEO) Main Roles of the Board of Directors (BOD): Main Roles of the Chief Executive Officer (CEO): 3. WHAT IT TAKES TO BE A SUCCESSFUL ENTREPRENEUR? An entrepreneur is an individual who starts up his own business individually by investing money, resources in the business idea. Risk factor is always involved whether the business will run effectively and if success will be achieved by the entrepreneur. Following are some points to be taken care of to become a successful entrepreneur: 4. WHY CULTURAL DIFFERENCES ACROSS COUNTRIES INFLUENCE MANAGEMENT? An organization has to deal with different countries in order to expand its business and widen the reach of its products. But different countries follow different set of cultures and the people have different values, beliefs, tastes and preferences for the products. This is known as cultural difference across countries. Management in an organization is a difficult task and the cultural differences influence the art of management because the managers cannot follow one unique way of managing as one method cannot be applied to different countries holding varied cultures. The people hold different set of preferences for the products and have different perspective to see management and in order to meet up the needs and preferences of people across countries it is important to follow different management styles to deal with different countries. 5. WHY THE WORLD ECONOMY IS BECOMING MORE INTEGRATED THAN EVER BEFORE? Globalization has already hit different markets and different economies around the world are making efforts to be more integrated as by doing this they can easily enjoy the benefits of globalization. It is also done so that the country’s economy is build strong and the resources are used effectively and efficiently. Due to integration of economies, one can easily get access to the abundance of information available across the globe. This is helping the economies to develop and enjoy the era known as the ‘age of information’. Wi.
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In Units II, IV, and V, you contributed to the Personal Leadership Training Plan and focused on attributes, knowledge, and skills. In this unit, you will add experience to your plan.
Within your presentation, respond to the following points:
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Solution
Note:
I provided some space between each lexeme to make you understand.Thank You
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9) numDigits ++ ;
10) }
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13) }
14) }
Lexemes in each line:
1) 4
2) 11
3) 7
4) 9
5) 10
6) 5
7) 7
8) 5
9) 3
10) 1
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12)17
13) 1
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to a totalitarian communist regime. This change had an important impact on all levels of the
society. From the public administration point of view this meant a big change not only regarding
the structure, organization and functioning, but also regarding the academic field. Because of the
communist ideology, Public Administration as an independent discipline never existed. We
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immediate interests of the regime took precedence as opposed to merit principles, specialized
training, administrative competence and high ethical standards. The separation of policy
development and administration left the civil service with a residual role in technical
implementation […] Therefore the main form of civil service education during this period was
party political training, instructing bureaucrats how to comply with party policy and strictly
implement party decisions”.The public sector before 1989 can be characterized as a centralized
system, built to respond promptly to the parties commands with a strong hierarchical control,
recruitment system based only on party recommendations; lack of ethics code and a strong
legalistic culture guiding all the administration activities; oversize of the administrative structure
with high personnel turn-over rate leading to uncertainty and corruption.
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The fall of the communist regime gave the possibility to the reestablishment of a democratic
political system with a public administration resembling its Western counterparts – at least in
theory. The new Romanian democracy was facing a serious challenge: on one hand, it had to
assure a strong economic development in order to create a market economy and to sustain a
reasonable high level of social protection2 – solving these issues would enforce legitimacy of the
new political leaders. But it had to do this with an administrative apparatus inherited from the
former regime. The problem faced was quite difficult: reforming the state while still performing
everyday functions, continuing to provide public goods and services and deal with the economic
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healing process resulting in prolonged and non-healing chronic wounds which affects the quality
of patients’life. Stem cell-based therapy represents a promising therapeutic approach for wound
healing. Stem cells have been shown to mobilize and find home for ischemic and wounded
tissues where they secrete chemokines and growth factors to promote angiogenesis and
extracellular matrix remodeling.
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including keratinocytes, endothelial cells and pericytes. Furthermore, circulating MSC
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interaction both in vitro and in vivo. Intradermal injection of SLC/CCL21 significantly
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endothelial transdifferentiated cells (Sasaki et al., 2008) . MSCs are good candidate which can be
transdifferentiated into endothelial cells and epithelial- fibroblast cells for wound repair therapy
and understanding there signaling mechanism can further help in regenerative medicine.
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subpopulation of bone marrow cells. Other than hemopoietic stem cells and differentiated
lineages, bone marrow contains a subset of nonhemopoietic cells, mesenchymal stem cells
(MSCs) that account for roughly 0.01–0.001% of the bone marrow derived cell population .
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most connective tissues of the body.They have capability to proliferate in vitro in uncommitted
state and retain their multilineage differentiation potency which make them attractive candidates
for biological cell-based tissue repair approaches. These cells have ability to differentiate into
three mesenchymal lineages: adipogenic , osteogenic, chondrogenic and can be induced to
commit to various other phenotypes like neurogenic, hepatocytes,myogenic, tenocytes,
cardiomyocytes, fibroblast and endothelial cells. In vivo studies have also shown that MSCs can
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Second meiotic division begins.
First polar body formation.
Antrim formation.
First meiotic division
Creation of zonal pellucida
Second meiotic division completes
Second.polar body formation.
Corpus luteum formation.
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Ova enter into infindibulum.Before ovulationAfter Ovulation.
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First polar body formation.
Antrim formation.
First meiotic division
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after its uploaded? Please send all the code (.JAVA .XML etc.) as I need to test run it on my
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import android.content.Intent;
import android.database.Cursor;
import android.graphics.BitmapFactory;
import android.net.Uri;
import android.os.Bundle;
import android.provider.MediaStore;
import android.view.View;
import android.widget.Button;
import android.widget.ImageView;
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cursor.moveToFirst();
int columnIndex = cursor.getColumnIndex(filePathColumn[0]);
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cursor.close();
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make up the complex structure of the ribosomes.
2. tRNA : Transfer RNAs mainly function as carriers which transfer an amino acid to its
corresponding ribosome. This results in the formation of proteins.
3. mRNA - Messenger RNAs are translated by ribosomes to form proteins. It is formed by using
DNA as its template. The genetic information present in DNA is copied into it in form of codons.
These codons are specific for different types of amino acids..
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Your savings will be exist for the first 11 days.
Solution
Savings = 1 + 2 + 4 + 8 + 16.....
This is a geometric series with common ratio (r) = 2
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where Sn= Sum till nth term
a1 = 1st term
r = Common Ratio
Hence, Savings till 11th day = 1 x ( 211 - 1)/(2 - 1)
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Willy owns a small chocolate factory, located close to a river that occasionally floods in the
spring, with disastrous consequences. Next summer, Willy plans to sell the factory and retire.
The only wealth he will have is the proceeds of the sale of his factory. If there is no flood, the
factory will be worth $500,000. If there is a flood, then what is left of the factory will be worth
$50,000 Willy can buy flood insurance at a cost of $0.10 for each $1 worth of coverage. Willy
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Solution
Answer:-
WF =(1-.1)x
Reason:- Because when you have a flood the insurance company pays you pay ( (1-.1)x )
WNF=0.1x
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Which of the following are used as cloning vectors? Select all that apply. ribosomes plasmids
cosmids schistosomes artificial chromosomes
Solution
Vectors used for multiplying the foreign DNA sequences are called cloning vectors.
A small piece of DNA, taken from a virus, a plasmid, or the cell of a higher organism that can be
stably maintained in an organism is isolated.
Into that, a foreign DNA fragment can be inserted for cloning purposes.
There are many types of cloning vectors. They are:
Artificial chromosomes include
Ribosomes and schistosomes are not used as cloning vectors.
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When are bank deposits created?
When businesses pay wages and salaries to employees
When the government printing office receives an order for new paper currency or coins from the
Treasury
When commercial banks make loans
When consumers write checks to pay for purchases
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Option C is correct
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what historical trends have affected the social resposibilites of business?
Solution
Various types of historical trends have affected the social responsibilities of business in a
positive way. The Principles of scientific management saw its first roots due to the historical
industrial inefficiency in the business back in late 19th and 20th century.
In terms of women’s role in the industry revolution, there was a marked change of attitude on the
minds of the people over the years and more acceptance of the ‘Working class’ image of the
women in general in the field of business. To throw more light upon this aspect, let’s go back to
the days of the Industrial revolution to tap the historical trends of the same:
There was a dire need to working opportunities for the women in working class families during
the days of the Industrial revolution due to the economic crisis in their families. The scope of
opportunities for the women revolved primarily in the area of domestic services, daily wages
labor class workers or in the textile mills. However, the working environment was not very
conducive for the women to work in due to unhygienic conditions prevailing at that time along
with the exposure of them to the hazardous work surroundings. There was also no parity
witnessed in the wages that were granted to the men and that to the women for similar jobs. Men
assumed higher positions than women in the working class families. However, due to the cash
crunch faced by the economically regressed families, the dependencies upon the women as well,
to get into the working class families increased. Women also faced oppositions from the male
fraternity from banning them from working in certain areas that the males believed women could
not do justice with. However, with the advent of new and emerging technologies, women’s scope
of work migrated from domestic maids or factory workers to now, clerical jobs too. Accordingly
their independence in the field of work rose. The awareness among the women fraternity now
started increasing with women fighting for their rights in the working system. With rapid
industrialization, women stood up to voice their opinions and started demanding for equality
with the status and facilities availed by the men. As a result, a healthy competition initiate in the
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