BTEC EDEXCEL LEVEL 5 HND IN BUSINESS UNIT 4: MARKET PRINCIPLES DATE: 17/07/2013 Submitted by Elena Diana TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION……………… 3 TASK 1.…………………………. 4 TASK 2.…………………………. 6 TASK 3………………………….. 8 TASK 4………………………….. 11 CONCLUSION…………………. 14 REFERENCES…………………. 15 INTRODUCTION Invented in 1886 by John Pemberton‚ Coca Cola recipe has a long history behind. In this days Coca Cola brand
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QAT1 Task 4 Western Governors University ID# A. Company A 1. Determine expected completion times for each project activity. T= (Optimistic + 4Probable + Pessimistic)/6 A. T=(2 + 4(3) + 4)/6 –OR -- T=3 B. T=(5 + 4(6) + 13)/6 – OR – T= 7 C. T=(3 + 4(4) + 8)/6 – OR – T=4.5 D. T=(10 + 4(11) + 15)/6 – OR – T=11.5 E. T=(4 + 4(5) + 6)/6 – OR – T= 5 F. T=(8 + 4(10) + 12)/6 – OR – T=10 G. T= (4 + 4(6) + 11)/6 – OR – T= 6.5 H. T=(8 + 4(10) + 18)/6 – OR – T= 11 I. T= (3 + 4(6) + 12)/6 – OR – T= 6.5
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TASK 5 METHOD Because of the delivery situation outlined in task 4‚ the manager of the store decided to look to other options to best use the supplies he has been sent. In this task calculations were performed to see which one type of nut mix was the most appropriate to make to use up as many of his nuts as possible. From Task 4 we know that there are 1360kg of peanuts‚ 1260kg of cashews and 2000kg of macadamias. CALCULATIONS a) Making all Budget Mix Case 1: We have 1360kg of peanuts‚ 1260kg
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Task 1 Horizontal analysis Horizontal analysis allows side by side comparisons on a year to year basis to determine the performance from one year to the next. The company decides on standards to compare the results of the analysis. Standards are researched by checking competitors‚ internet research of general industry guidelines or standards created from past experience in the company. The Company states in the summary that they attribute the net sales decrease in sales to the economy. The
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Cross Cultural Issues with Japan Cross Cultural Issues with Japan Having a brother in law who married a Japanese girl‚ Japan seemed a fitting choice for this assignment. The Japanese culture is a world apart from the United States literally and figuratively. Barriers to Operating In Japan The first barrier that comes to mind is Language. Either the Company employs someone who is well versed in Japanese and from that Country or it forces the Japanese to speak English. As English is
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WESTERN GOVENOR’S UNIVERSITY Community and Health Nursing Task 4 Marie Lickliter 08/07/2013 The role of the major public health personnel includes assessing the immediate health needs and identifying the potential risks in the community. There are several team members who work together to accomplish this common goal. Team members provide epidemiology‚ environmental‚ medication services‚ food delivery‚ and sanitation services. The public health nurse’s role is to assess the immediate
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EGT1 TASK 4 “Americas Best Tae Kwon Do expands into South Korea”. Martial Arts organization teaching men‚ Women‚ and Children in the United States desires to open a “Dojang” or “Training Hall” in South Korea offering World Class Martial Arts and Competition training. A. Cross Cultural Differences: 1- Language barrier. 2- Curriculum validation/certification. 3- Country of Origin of retail goods. Language Barrier for Americas Best staff. In order to be accepted by local citizens
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Biochemistry GRT1 Task 4: Metabolism Enzyme Induced Fit Model and Activation Energy Role of Enzymes: Enzymes are proteins that act as catalysts during a biochemical process. Catalysts are non-changing enzymes that can increase or decrease activation energy to accelerate or slow down a biochemical reaction without using additional energy. Enzymes break down molecules in our body faster than they would normally break down without enzymes. On the biochemical level‚ enzymes work at precise
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AFT Task 4 Periodic Performance Review Big Guy Western Governors University AFT Task 4 Periodic Performance Review DEFINITION: A periodic performance review (PPR) is a self-assessment of standards all of which are applicable to a health care organization. The Joint Commission of Healthcare Organization conducts triennial surveys of health care organizations. The PPR involves an annual assessment of an organization’s performance. The PPR show the organizations performance in relationship to
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GKE Task 4 The two most significant social consequences of the First Industrial Revolution were the emergence of the Bourgeoisie and the rise of factories. As a result of new developments in machinery and the formation of factories‚ the division of the labor force drastically changed. No longer were people born into their crafts; however‚ they were able to choose factory work as their profession‚ and wealthy land owners were no longer able to count on the possession of large tracts of land
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