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What is the Economic profit per month of alternative A? What cognitive biases should Foster be on the lookout for during the decision making process? Explain your reasoning.

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1. Use your analysis to justify the bank loan application for the recommended alternative.

2. What risks would Foster and the bank consider in evaluating the investment?

3. What cognitive biases should Foster be on the lookout for during the decision making process? Explain your reasoning.

4. What is the Economic profit per month of alternative A?

How is critical thinking and analysis important to the leader of any organization? Give some examples of critical thinking you have seen in either people you work with, people in your lives, or people who are in the news.

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How is critical thinking and analysis important to the leader of any organization? Give some examples of critical thinking you have seen in either people you work with, people in your lives, or people who are in the news.

Can you think of some times when strong feelings have interfered with your ability to think critically and you’ve experienced negative consequences as a result? How do you think you might keep your strong feelings from interfering with your critical thinking?

Which of the scenes in the film most clearly reveals the immoral and dehumanizing aspect of slavery? (Here your opinion is proper)Research and report the nature and extent of slavery today in the world.

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1. What is the rule of law? Why is the rule of law important? What role do the courts have in supporting the rule of law? How do the courts presented in the film support the concept of the rule of law? Define justice. Is there a common definition for justice throughout the world? Explain you answer.
2. In the movie the character of the Spanish Ambassador told the President Van Buren character that “If you cannot rule the courts, you cannot rule”. How did the President Van Buren character respond? How do we ensure independence of courts in the USA? Why is an independent judiciary important?

4. Which of the scenes in the film most clearly reveals the immoral and dehumanizing aspect of slavery? (Here your opinion is proper)
5. Research and report the nature and extent of slavery today in the world.

Describe the various religious subcultures and their implications for marketing and compare with the company. Explain the role of geographic regions as subcultures and they affect the marketing strategy of the company that you are researching.

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This paper should be the continuation of your previous paper. Therefore, you need to prepare the following information about your company (or previously chosen by you for last paper) and answer the following questions:
● How you understand subcultures and their influence on unique market behaviors
● Analyze and provide information about the culture and subculture and the unique marketing aspects it entails. Is your company being influenced by culture and subculture? Provide with some advantages and disadvantages of being influenced by cultural differences.
● Describe the various religious subcultures and their implications for marketing and compare with the company.
● Explain the role of geographic regions as subcultures and they affect the marketing strategy of the company that you are researching.

Compare and contrast two different patient-centered health information technologies. What are their benefits, drawbacks, can they improve quality healthcare, do they engage patients more in their healthcare?

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Assignment you are to search the internet for different patient-centered health information technologies (i.e patient portals, telehealth, mHealth). Compare and contrast two different patient-centered health information technologies. What are their benefits, drawbacks, can they improve quality healthcare, do they engage patients more in their healthcare? Make sure to address your thoughts on whether consumers will engage using these tools (technologies) and how can we better educate patients about these tools, along with your findings and conclusions.

What results should be expected (good and bad)? What objections might your reader raise to your idea and how can you address them?

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The Art and Science of Persuasion
Much workplace or professional writing has a persuasive purpose–at the very least, you want to convince your readers that what you say is accurate, credible and worthy of their attention. Sometimes the persuasive aspect goes further–we request a raise, try to change corporate policy, or petition for social justice. Our success relies on numerous factors, not the least of which is understanding our readers and the constraints they face in making a decision. Being able to write a convincing, persuasive document is an important part of developing as a writer–and thinker.
For this first project, you will think about a change you would like to see, something that really matters to you. For example, you might want your local gym to start recycling plastic bottles, or to convince your employer to underwrite child care. Whatever you choose, it should be (1) a real problem; and (2) something for which action can be taken by a particular person or organization. This latter requirement is important, because you will be writing a persuasive letter to that person or organization as your audience.
“Persuasion” by Tom Simpson is licensed under CC by 2.0.
Not the kind of persuasion professional writers use!
To be successful in this project, your letter should address these questions:
Is it really a problem and for whom?
Why should the person/organization care enough to solve it?
What is a possible solution? Why do you believe it will work?
Are there alternative solutions?
What results should be expected (good and bad)?
What objections might your reader raise to your idea and how can you address them?
What benefit will result to the person/organization if they solve it?

How did the President Van Buren character respond? How do we ensure independence of courts in the USA? Why is an independent judiciary important?

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1. What is the rule of law? Why is the rule of law important? What role do the courts have in supporting the rule of law? How do the courts presented in the film support the concept of the rule of law? Define justice. Is there a common definition for justice throughout the world? Explain you answer.
2. In the movie the character of the Spanish Ambassador told the President Van Buren character that “If you cannot rule the courts, you cannot rule”. How did the President Van Buren character respond? How do we ensure independence of courts in the USA? Why is an independent judiciary important?

4. Which of the scenes in the film most clearly reveals the immoral and dehumanizing aspect of slavery? (Here your opinion is proper)
5. Research and report the nature and extent of slavery today in the world.

Compare and contrast two different patient-centered health information technologies. What are their benefits, drawbacks, can they improve quality healthcare, do they engage patients more in their healthcare?

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Assignment you are to search the internet for different patient-centered health information technologies (i.e patient portals, telehealth, mHealth). Compare and contrast two different patient-centered health information technologies. What are their benefits, drawbacks, can they improve quality healthcare, do they engage patients more in their healthcare? Make sure to address your thoughts on whether consumers will engage using these tools (technologies) and how can we better educate patients about these tools, along with your findings and conclusions.

Analyze and provide information about the culture and subculture and the unique marketing aspects it entails. Is your company being influenced by culture and subculture?

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This paper should be the continuation of your previous paper. Therefore, you need to prepare the following information about your company (or previously chosen by you for last paper) and answer the following questions:
● How you understand subcultures and their influence on unique market behaviors
● Analyze and provide information about the culture and subculture and the unique marketing aspects it entails. Is your company being influenced by culture and subculture? Provide with some advantages and disadvantages of being influenced by cultural differences.
● Describe the various religious subcultures and their implications for marketing and compare with the company.
● Explain the role of geographic regions as subcultures and they affect the marketing strategy of the company that you are researching.

What results should be expected (good and bad)? What objections might your reader raise to your idea and how can you address them?

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The Art and Science of Persuasion
Much workplace or professional writing has a persuasive purpose–at the very least, you want to convince your readers that what you say is accurate, credible and worthy of their attention. Sometimes the persuasive aspect goes further–we request a raise, try to change corporate policy, or petition for social justice. Our success relies on numerous factors, not the least of which is understanding our readers and the constraints they face in making a decision. Being able to write a convincing, persuasive document is an important part of developing as a writer–and thinker.
For this first project, you will think about a change you would like to see, something that really matters to you. For example, you might want your local gym to start recycling plastic bottles, or to convince your employer to underwrite child care. Whatever you choose, it should be (1) a real problem; and (2) something for which action can be taken by a particular person or organization. This latter requirement is important, because you will be writing a persuasive letter to that person or organization as your audience.
“Persuasion” by Tom Simpson is licensed under CC by 2.0.
Not the kind of persuasion professional writers use!
To be successful in this project, your letter should address these questions:
Is it really a problem and for whom?
Why should the person/organization care enough to solve it?
What is a possible solution? Why do you believe it will work?
Are there alternative solutions?
What results should be expected (good and bad)?
What objections might your reader raise to your idea and how can you address them?
What benefit will result to the person/organization if they solve it?