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...are born by the hospital only. The doctor gets a fixed salary if the revenue is below a threshold. If the revenue exceeds threshold, the doctor gets a percentage of the revenue above threshold. This would eliminate the drawbacks mentioned above and retain the performance based component of the plan. 5. a. If Taggart is not held liable for damages it causes to Coarse Farm; it will obviously go for the option which gives maximum NPV i.e. it will build 2 tracks for NPV of $ 12 million. This is so because Coarse Farm has no control over Taggart’s actions in this case. In such a scenario, Coarse Farm will plant soya beans in number of fields which gives maximum NPV for two tracks of Taggart. This is given by...
7 Pages(1750 words)Math Problem
...Tasty meals should require an evaluation of how it runs its business in order to improve further its corporate governance and align it with what the society dictates to be ethical and morally right. The proposed actions from Philippines against Tasty meals could stand as an external measure how the said company is actually performing in the market. This is a substantial opportunity for Tasty meals to be checked and improve at some point. 7. Do you believe that if Tasty meals’s approves and implements the proposal would that be made in a way to improve its profitability? Justify your answer. As stated in the case, there is an association between the profit Tasty meals is making and its...
10 Pages(2500 words)Research Paper
...and open communication lines with them (Ebmier, 2004, p. 12). Leadership Style as Demonstrated by the Case: Strengths and Weakness deduced from Mrs. Huda’s Behavior Mrs. Huda is a strict and authoritarian headmistress. She does not consult with other teachers on how to implement her policies. She is also intolerant of others people views. For instance, she refused to recognize other proposals because she felt she knew her interests. Her strengths include hard work, and excellence. She exemplifies hard work because all the schools she heads perform highly. However, she has weak points as demonstrated by the case study. She is intolerant and does not accept other people’s view point. She...
5 Pages(1250 words)Essay
...and expand to international markets. Netflix first of all would not be a follower of the industry by partnering and depending on cable operators or studios to provide video stock for VOD customers. Instead, Netflix would be able to gain more subscribers through repeat viewership first at the continental level (in Canada, US, and Mexico etc.) and perhaps expand later on to Europe and Asia.
This option would achieve:
a) Less investment in stocking its library yet earn cash flow from its existing one.
b) Expansion of customer base without having to borrow from Blockbuster type of rental customers.
c) Facilitate early-technology adoption by expanding into developing and future media such as Blu-ray, video streaming and online TV.
d) Use...
4 Pages(1000 words)Essay
...In Arthurian legends, women were treated as social constructs rather than as individualized personas with real human emotion. Because the tales are meant to convey the codes of chivalry from the Middle Ages, at a time when women were viewed as property in the worst cases, and inferior in the best, women are given extremely limited roles. Often they serve as provocateurs or as sounding-boards for men’s use as those men play out their own agendas. In Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, for example, there are three women portrayed, each of whom represents a kind of stereotypical foil for Gawain to weigh his own actions and decisions against. Guinevere is characterized as a passive persona who has no real will of her own. The Lady... as the...
2 Pages(500 words)Book Report/Review
...which is real and not real (Plato et al. 181; par. 477e).
Q. 2
Thrasymachus makes two assertions regarding what is just or right. He points out that justice is the action of serving the interest of a stronger one. It is an advantage of the strong. He also adds that just actions are those that obey the state’s law (Plato and Grube, 15; par. 338c). Glaucon takes up the argument from Thrasymachus in terms of defining justice in a contrasting way. Glaucon points out that justice is a compromise between fear and advantage. People comprehend that being unjust is usually to their advantage; nevertheless, they fear being a victim of injustice. Hence, if one could act in an unjust manner and not suffer consequences, one could...
2 Pages(500 words)Essay
...Answering Questions Question Suspense is s writing style that has been employed by experienced since time immemorial. It is a style used to keep the reader glued to the article to the end. Gardner builds his point around the actual cause that he later reveals in the middle of the article because of two possible reasons. First, he wants his readers to learn of the grim effects of the trade which he asserts to be the source of all the violence experienced in the streets of Mexico, Toronto, and major cities in the United States. Secondly, Gardner is simply employing suspense as a writing style. Suspense keeps readers on the article besides boosting their understanding of...
2 Pages(500 words)Research Paper
...ANSWERED QUESTIONS QUESTION ONE Part A Franchisees that make sizeable financial investments are much more motivated to improve revenue production (Welsh, Alon and Falbe 2006). New start-up businesses have a difficult time establishing a relevant brand identity, building an appropriate organisational structure to support operations and strategy, and must work diligently to establish a marketing ideology that properly positions the business competitively and builds consumer awareness. Franchisees are more motivated to ensure financial results due to the fact that the franchise maintains a proven business model, franchisees are provided with ample start-up support and...
12 Pages(3000 words)Essay
...to make a decision whereas in mediation both parties are given authority to control the outcome of the agreement. Thirdly, arbitration requires extensive information for accurate judgment by the arbitrator whereas mediation exchange of information is always voluntary. Lastly, arbitration is always a formal process whereas mediation is an informal process. The two are however similar because they both aim at solving a conflict or dispute between parties involved.
Question 2
In the garner situation, the legal issue was the excessive use of police force during his seizure although this was not the case because under NYPD rules the officer’s action was allowed. In my opinion, it is false to...
1 Pages(250 words)Essay
...Hostage Crisis Q1. The America people jammed the lines and calls stacked as one hangs up another call, and they were mad as they say they wanted the military to free the hostages. Moreover, other Americans approved the diplomatic route while some called their senators than ever. Jordan meant that the people cared for the lives than defending the inflation situation that was never in their best interest rather than the primary protection of their lives.
Q2.
Carter aggravated the situation as he agreed to allow the exiled leader to enter United States for the treatment of advanced malignant lymphoma. This decision worsened the situation as it was like a throwing a burning branch into a bucket of kerosene. It instigated anti... Crisis Q1. The...
1 Pages(250 words)Assignment
