Microeconomic variables

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The paper is an individual project where you will be focusing on analyzing core microeconomics variables (or any economic topic) of your choice delivered in a college level format paper (look at sample in the library, online, etc.). Propose and explain a solution for one current or future economic problem of your interest. In the other word, choose an economic issue or subject that you care deeply about or offer a solution to a problem you care about. To get ideas, check out the library, news, economic journals or other sources. . You may NOT choose the topics that class discusses on the discussion board.Analyze and evaluate your solution.

Be sure to explain everything in your own words. If you have any doubt about your chosen topic, please discuss it with me before you start writing your paper. The paper will be presented in an MLA format using Microsoft Word. Your paper should have a name, section number, the instructor’s name and topic. The paper should be double-spaced and Time New Roman font. No late submissions will be accepted for any reason, including technical, personal, or other After you submit the paper, you must make sure it’s not a corrupt file The paper must contain between 800-1200 words (without the citation)

Human Resources – Training and development

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Use the OUTLINE that you wrote – You are writing the first 5 pages of this paper. This in the end will be a 15 page paper. See all attachments. The outline you wrote is labeled Training and development Plan. Please use the attachment labeled Basic academic paper formatting. The outline you did was great write on point. Your task will be to design a training program for the professional and non-professional staff at a Senior Living Facility. The project, in its simplest form, is to design a training and development (T&D) program. The devil is in the details! The project is centered on developing the above T&D program for a senior living facility. The facility involves serving clients of the area in

Independent Living, Assisted Living and 24 hour Skilled Nursing. Go to the following link to become familiar with various Senior Living choices: http://www.helpguide.org/articles/senior-housing/senior-housingoptions.htm I am including an attached organization chart of the River & Bluffs Senior Living Corporation (RBSLC). Also, see the corresponding Job Description of some of the duties of the major roles in the RBSLC Organization Chart. Your task is to design a training plan to help train the members of this organization in everything not covered in their detailed state and federal medical compliance training! ( So skip any medical or state and federal compliance training that is related to the medical areas in RBSLC.) Your training program should include the following (see Figure 1.2 page 11 in the text) components. Template for your paper: 1. Title page 2. Abstract page 3. Overview of RBSLC 4. Create a Needs Assessment for RBSCL 5. Assume all employees have the readiness to proceed in a training process = Discuss the type of Learning Environment (detail out at least two types of courses to be offered: Topic of course, delivery method(s), helpful room setups and end of training evaluation. 6. In a more generic discussion, how will the RBSLC deliver its’ training 7. How will employees know what courses they have to take and how will RBSLC track training? 8. What type of evaluation will be used and how will this feedback be used to modify training and training outcomes? 9. Reference page 10.Appendices if needed ***(Again all of the above items must be in your paper and should have all 10 items in it) (HINT)*** Your paper is to be 5 pages (this does not include the title page, abstract, references or and addendums that you include.) Your paper must be APA Compliant in all facets: pay particular to basic paper formatting, citations and corresponding references.

Quality Decision Making: Cost-Benefit Analysis

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**MY COST BENEFIT ANALYSIS TOPIC IS HIRING AND TRAINING STAFF TO IMPROVE PATIENT SAFETY DURING ALL STAGES OF HOSPITAL ADMISSION**** For this assignment, evaluate and analyze the cost and benefit data you developed. Remember that your cost-benefit analysis must relate to one of the following topics: •Quality. 11/15/2019 Writers Hub – Freelance Writing https://www.writershub.org/writer/orders/498102#instructions 5/7 •Patient safety. •Risk management. •Regulatory standards. •Compliance. •Patient and stakeholder satisfaction.

Note that an effective cost-benefit analysis cannot be conducted in a vacuum and risk management cannot be effectively implemented within a silo (Youngberg, 2011). Rather, savvy health care leaders consider each cost-benefit analysis within the larger context of industry trends, regulatory requirements, organizational strategy, organizational capacity, and so on. For this assignment: •Enter the cost and benefit data you developed for the cost-benefit analysis discussions into the cost-benefit analysis template, linked in the Resources. •Write a paper in which you do the following: ◦Describe the organizational or program/department issue for which you have created the cost-benefit analysis. ◦Evaluate the cost versus benefit according to the general guidelines outlined by Plowman’s 2014 articles you read in the preparation for this assignment. ◦Make a recommendation as to whether the benefits are sufficient to outweigh the costs of proceeding.

◦Describe the systems-based context for your recommendations, integrating the cost-benefit analysis within the organization as a whole. ◦Describe how the issue relates to the organization’s vision, mission, and strategic direction.

◦Provide a rationale that explains how your recommendations are appropriate for your organization’s capacity and strategy.

Your paper should use proper APA style and formatting and include the following sections.

Each section, except the title page, should include the appropriate section heading.

1.Title page ◦Use APA formatting

2.Abstract, which will consist of a one-paragraph summary of the paper content. This is not an introduction to the topic, but a summary of the entire paper. Make sure to double space.

3.Issue Description. 4

.Cost-Benefit Analysis Evaluation.

5.Cost-Benefit Analysis Recommendations.

6.Context for Recommendations.

7.Relationship to Vision, Mission, and Strategy.

8.Rationale.

9.Conclusion.

10.References.

Housing uk supply demand

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Supply and demand analysis allows us to investigate and understand how the operation of markets or sometimes the failure of market. Using supply and demand factors in determining the price of private housing in uk. Some research into house price trends in uk housing marketing house prices to interest rates. Demand sifts to the right/ left supply right/ left the EFFECT THIS has on p&q. At least one factor which could cause this each shift. Please mention about elastic inelastic demand and elastic inelastic supply

Effective Change Manager: What Does It Take

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Description Read the following Case Study: Closing a Plant in Ch. 12, “The Effective Change Manager: What Does It Take?,” of Managing Organizational Change: A Multiple Perspectives Approach: Case Study:

Closing a Plant Aaron De Smet et al. (2012, pp. 4–5) describe the following example of a change manager faced with a particularly difficult challenge.

What is your 11/15/2019 Writers Hub – Freelance Writing https://www.writershub.org/writer/orders/502101#instructions 5/7 assessment of his approach? Could you use this open and “authentic” style in your own organization? Or would you consider this to be difficult and risky? Pierre, as we’ll call him, was managing a plant in France during the darkest days of the global financial crisis. His plant was soon to close as demand from several of its core customers went into a massive and seemingly irreversible tailspin.

The company was in a tricky spot: it needed the know-how of its French workers to help transfer operations to a new production location in another country, and despite its customers’ problems it still had €20 million worth of orders to fulfill before the plant closed. Meanwhile, tensions were running high in France: other companies’ plant closures had sparked protests that in some cases led to violent reactions from employees.

Given the charged situation, most companies were not telling workers about plant closures until the last minute. Pierre was understandably nervous as he went through leadership training, where he focused intently on topics such as finding the courage to use honesty when having difficult conversations, as well as the value of empathic engagement. After a lengthy debate among company executives, Pierre decided to approach the situation with those values in mind. He announced the plant closing nine months before it would take place and was open with employees about his own fears.

Pierre’s authenticity struck a chord by giving voice to everyone’s thoughts and feelings. Moreover, throughout the process of closing the plant, Pierre recounts, he spent some 60 percent of his time on personal issues, most notably working with his subordinates to assist the displaced workers in finding new jobs and providing them with individual support and mentoring (something other companies weren’t doing). He spent only about 40 percent on business issues related to the closure.

This honest engagement worked: over the next nine months, the plant stayed open and fulfilled its orders, even as its workers ensured that their replacements in the new plant had the information they needed to carry on. It was the only plant in the industry to avoid violence and lockouts. Write a 525- to 700-word paper in which you:

Describe the use of evidence-based (data-based) analytics in Mr. De Smet’s approach to decision making regarding the future of the plant. Distinguish between managing change as discussed in Wk 2 versus leading sustainable change as illustrated in this case study

Examining the Market Structure of Perfect Competition through the Public Policy Issue of Farm Subsidies

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Be sure to write your answers in your own words and to cite all sources in APA or MLA style. Utilize the textbook and the sources listed above as well as three additional peer-reviewed secondary sources to support your answers. Include parenthetical citations within the text and a Works Cited page. Strive to write in a clear, logical and organized style using standards of proper written English. Use a word processing program to prepare your paper. Be sure to correct errors in spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Be sure to proofread your paper carefully.

Supply Chain Issues

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Supply Chain Issues

You are expected to produce materials (executive summary, report, powerpoint, spreadsheets, etc.) that would be presented to your boss/leader demonstrating your knowledge and understanding about the key logistics and supply chain issue. You will develop a power point presentation. All documents should include appropriate citations and a reference list using APA style.

Beauty gig Economy

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Description Chapter 3: Research Methods Formatting:

The purpose of the Research Methods chapter is to explain and defend the specific design and methodology that will be used. Another way of looking at this chapter is it should give an experienced researcher enough information to replicate the study. The research methods chapter will show how all of the major parts of the research project work together to address the central research question(s) in the study. This applies to the hypothesis, question, or assumption research formats. Introduction: The chapter should begin with a brief introduction and overview of the research methods chapter, reiterating the purpose of the study and connecting it with the appropriateness of the research design, (e.g. experimental, quasi-experimental, correlational, causal-comparative, quantitative, qualitative, mixed methods, or another design). A strong introduction may defend the designated approach by contrasting and comparing it with alternate methods and rejecting those that do not meet the needs of the study. Research question and sub questions: (Hypothesis, independent and dependent variable): State the research question and sub questions. These may have been introduced in Chapter 1, but they will be presented in the context of the study’s methodology in this chapter. If you are using a hypothesis approach, state the study’s hypothesis and both the independent and dependent variable. You may also include the level of statistical significance (for quantitative measurement) that will be required to support the study’s hypothesis. Operational definitions: The operational definitions define the language used in your research question, sub questions, and hypothesis (or assumption). These should be explained in clear and concrete terms. The dependent variable should have definitions that demonstrate measurability, and connect to the level of statistical significance. Population sampling strategy (For dissertations involving human subjects): Who are the participants? Why are they selected? Do they represent the target population? Do they represent subject matter expertise or a particular experience that is relevant to your research? This section should defend the selection of research participants by explaining why they are the best resource for primary data collection relevant to this study. This should also defend the numbers of participants selected, (a representative sample or an adequate amount of key informants with expertise to inform the study). Data Strategy: If your research will rely on quantitative data, what are the sources? How will data be obtained. How will you ensure that quantitative data represents the area of inquiry? Procedure: Fully describe how the data will be collected. Data Processing and Analysis: In both qualitative and quantitative studies, the precise method of how the data will be processed and then analyzed should be described. Internal and External Validity: Internal validity is a confirmation of the correctness of the study design. Internal validity is the degree to which the researcher can guarantee that the only thing influencing the dependent variable was the independent variable. There can be threats to internal validity during the collection of data, or duration of the research. These should be explained External validity is the extent to which the results of the study can reflect similar outcomes elsewhere, and can be generalized to other populations or situations. Limitations: The Chapter 1 Introduction can introduce the scope and limitations to the study. In Chapter 3 there should be a statement that includes any limitations, restrictions, or constraints that may impact the study or affect the validity (i.e., internal or external) of the outcome. Conclusion or summary: Summarize the research design and prepare the reader for the next chapter.

Effectiveness of performance appraisal on work productivity of Alghanim Electronics Kuwait

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This is a consultancy project report based on Kuwait electronic company called Alghanim Electronics. I have written the 1 st and 2nd chapter, ill be attaching those with the project report guideline document. I have rewrite the 1st chapter, but i have not got the feedback from my supervisor yet, but  the thats the information and structure she needs. The 2nd chapter she told me to rewrite completely, with literature from 2015 onwards and my literature review was too descriptive and it has to be analytic to. And it has to be a combination of middle east and west literature so can compair and find the gap of the literature, also she wants me to add SHRM on performance appraisal ( i was confuse about it and i email her but has not reply me back, ill confirm after) in the beginning after the literature review introduction, In the appraisal process part( if you are wish to add) she wants add diagrams. Other chapters are methodology justification and explanation, Results and analysis and Recommendations and implementation. In Methodology only to use questionnaire ( ONE METHOD ) in primary data.

Research Methods for economists

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Description Chapter 3: Research Methods Formatting:  The purpose of the Research Methods chapter is to explain and defend the specific design and methodology that will be used. Another way of looking at this chapter is it should give an experienced researcher enough information to replicate the study. The research methods chapter will show how all of the major parts of the research project work together to address the central research question(s) in the study. This applies to the hypothesis, question, or assumption research formats. Introduction: The chapter should begin with a brief introduction and overview of the research methods chapter, reiterating the purpose of the study and connecting it with the appropriateness of the research design, (e.g. experimental, quasi-experimental, correlational, causal-comparative, quantitative, qualitative, mixed methods, or another design). A strong introduction may defend the designated approach by contrasting and comparing it with alternate methods and rejecting those that do not meet the needs of the study. Research question and sub questions: (Hypothesis, independent and dependent variable): State the research question and sub questions. These may have been introduced in Chapter 1, but they will be presented in the context of the study’s methodology in this chapter. If you are using a hypothesis approach, state the study’s hypothesis and both the independent and dependent variable. You may also include the level of statistical significance (for quantitative measurement) that will be required to support the study’s hypothesis. Operational definitions: The operational definitions define the language used in your research question, sub questions, and hypothesis (or assumption). These should be explained in clear and concrete terms. The dependent variable should have definitions that demonstrate measurability, and connect to the level of statistical significance. Population sampling strategy (For dissertations involving human subjects): Who are the participants? Why are they selected? Do they represent the target population? Do they represent subject matter expertise or a particular experience that is relevant to your research? This section should defend the selection of research participants by explaining why they are the best resource for primary data collection relevant to this study. This should also defend the numbers of participants selected, (a representative sample or an adequate amount of key informants with expertise to inform the study). Data Strategy: If your research will rely on quantitative data, what are the sources? How will data be obtained. How will you ensure that quantitative data represents the area of inquiry? Procedure: Fully describe how the data will be collected. Data Processing and Analysis: In both qualitative and quantitative studies, the precise method of how the data will be processed and then analyzed should be described. Internal and External Validity: Internal validity is a confirmation of the correctness of the study design. Internal validity is the degree to which the researcher can guarantee that the only thing influencing the dependent variable was the independent variable. There can be threats to internal validity during the collection of data, or duration of the research. These should be explained External validity is the extent to which the results of the study can reflect similar outcomes elsewhere, and can be generalized to other populations or situations. Limitations: The Chapter 1 Introduction can introduce the scope and limitations to the study. In Chapter 3 there should be a statement that includes any limitations, restrictions, or constraints that may impact the study or affect the validity (i.e., internal or external) of the outcome. Conclusion or summary: Summarize the research design and prepare the reader for the next chapter.