COURSE : ECONOMICS EXAMINATION : APRIL 2011 QUESTION 1 A) What is market equilibrium? With the aid of a diagram‚ explain how it is determined? (4marks) Answer: Market equilibrium is a situation in which the supply curve of an item is exactly equal to its demand curve. Since there is neither surplus nor shortage in the market‚ price tends to remain stable in this situation. Price D S E P S D 0 Q
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Portfolio Assignment SUS1501 – Sustainability and Greed Student Name|Anelle Strauss| Student Number|50041916| Date|13/05/2013| Teaching Assistant Name|| Declaration: By submitting this portfolio‚ I implicitly declare that this is my own work except for the “Introduction” which was kindly written for me by my lecturer. Introduction My aim in compiling this portfolio was to reflect on the things that have struck me throughout this crazy module. My starting point for
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Task Learning Outcomes Pass & Assessment criteria Indicative Guidelines Task 1 LO1 Understand different food and beverage production and service systems P1: discuss the size and scope of the conference and banqueting industry in the UK. (AC 1.1) P2: analyse factors that have influenced its development. (AC 1.2) P1. You need carry out research about the size and worth of the conference and banqueting sector of the hospitality industry. These include the diversity of venues and types of
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1. List the components of the x-ray generating system and the primary functions of each. a. Line compensator- measures the voltage provided to the x-ray imaging system and adjust that voltage to precisely 220 V. input voltage can vary up to 5%. b. Autotransformer- is designed to supply precise voltage to the primary side of high voltage transformer and to the filament circuit. c. kVp controls- by selecting the major or minor kVp controls‚ a more precise kilovolt peak is provided. kVp
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Updated March 2011 DNA‚ RNA structure and function Why are multiple copies of tRNA and rRNA genes needed? a. These RNAs are destroyed very rapidly. b. These RNAs are very stable. c. These RNAs are needed in large amounts. d. These RNAs do not benefit from the extra amplification step that occurs for protein-encoding genes. e. c and d If you treat mitotic chromosomes with solutions that extract histones‚ what happens? a. The chromosomes become more condensed
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Revenues measure the inflow of net assets resulting from selling products or services. Failure to adjust for depreciation results in the overstatement of assets and the understatement of net income. (FALSE). Which of the following transactions would not affect owners’equity? Purchasing supplies for cash. Increased earnings do not always generate an increase in cash flow. CFO includes: selling goods‚ not: buildings‚ dividends‚ long-term debt. Depreciation reduces net income but is not related to a
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Grade Details 1. Question: The primary operating goal of a publicly-owned firm interested in serving its stockholders should be to _________. Your Answer: maximize its expected total corporate income maximize its expected EPS minimize the chances of losses maximize the stock price per share over the long run‚ which is the stock’s intrinsic value CORRECT maximize the stock price on a specific
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Each era that contributed to psychology is important but today I will discuss the effect the Renaissance had on psychology. The Renaissance period was believed to be from 1450 -1600. The meaning to Renaissances is “rebirth” and during this time is when there was an increasingly interest in human beings‚ which was considered humanism (Hergenhahn‚ 2009).This period is known as the beginning of modern science and philosophy (Hergenhahn‚ 2009).There were many things that had set a foundation for the
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Organizational Performance Control: monitor the organizations environment‚ competitors‚ publics‚ strengths‚ weaknesses and performance (strategic planning). Day-to-Day performance for the purpose of fine-tuning current efforts (feedback) Evaluation: Final outcome – did it work‚ did it achieve behavioural influence goals? Major drivers of success? What didn’t work? Monitoring (measurement): Keeps marketers on schedule‚ to know if all segments are being reached‚ what is working/not working‚ is desired
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Final Analysis of Ford Motor Company Angyla B. Bell MGT/521 September 17‚ 2012 Steve Barnes‚ Sr. Final Analysis of Ford Motor Company The final part of the business analysis will cover the strategic initiatives of Ford Motor Company (Ford)‚ their reaction to the economic trends‚ company strategies for adapting to changing markets‚ and tactics to achieve strategic goals. It will also review the operations of their human resources department in helping to achieve business goals as well
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