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...the sales units are the same, therefore production cost pertaining to units that are actually sold, has been taken into account which has caused the same result for both approaches under both quarters. Suggestion on Appropriate Reporting System From the given information, there are few suggestions to be made. The clear difference between absorption and marginal costing approach can only be observed clearly if there is comprehensive information provided especially regarding the level of inventory. In that case, it would be a rather better approach to make a clear point regarding which costing approach provides the better results. For better results, Mr. Roses is advised to not only increase the production units but also...
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...Terrorism can and must be defeated. Societies which condone terrorism betray the fundamental tenets of democracy and the cause of freedom around the world. Terrorism can be dealt with in a very resolute manner. Terrorism prevails if Western governments refuse to take a series of serious pre-emptive actions to deal with it.
Although cloaked with persistence, the seeming overpowering strength of terrorism can be overturned. The multiple causes of poverty, exclusion, fanaticism to Islamic values and racial divide can foster the spread of terrorism among young people.
Terrorism is not an empty threat. There is a need to utilize very defensive responses to diminish new terror threats. The only effective response is a dynamic... can and...
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...from happening.3 On the part of the buildings in Northridge California, it has been reported that the four structures present in the area had been further examined for their capabilities of facing possible tragedies and were noted to have the following rate of integrity in facing seismic activities in the ground. The levels of integrity had been presented as follows:
FIGURE 1: BENCHMARKING PREPARATION for SEISMIC ACTIVITIES
SOURCE: Valentin Shustov, Ph.D., P.E. BRIEFING ON THE 1994 NORTHRIDGE EARTHQUAKE EXPERIENCE: SEISMIC ISOLATION. California State University Northridge
As seen from this particular figure, the level of isolation that the building has in terms of facing seismic activities in the area could be...
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...Module 3 - Case Assessment of Relief and Recovery Needs In your opinion, is there a potential ethical conflict with any of the principles for relief planning If so, which of the following ethical approaches can be applied in this case
In my opinion the application of the common good and virtues culture for relief and recovery provision for victims is the most effective application to be considered in the process of assisting victims of disasters to recover from the situation that they have been under. The application of these values of recovery is understood as a practical way that providing aid to the victims since the provision would be centered to...
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...MHE514 Module 2 - Case, Natural Disasters Background Through the days of May 2 and May 3, 2008, a tropical storm ripped through the lives of the fifty-three million people of Burma, killing 22,000 and rendering hundreds of thousand homeless, to face the ravages of nature. The health system in Burma has remained one of the least effective in the world, leaving the population open to diseases like malaria, diarrhoea and other diseases due to the lack of clean drinking water and proper sanitation. Malnutrition was another cause for worry. The World Health Organization (WHO) and the United States of America were ready to provide assistance, but the paranoid...
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...physically. A large percentage of the veterans carry emotional, mental or social scarring.
Beginning right after the war in 1991, previously healthy veterans began claiming that they suffered from illnesses and symptoms of other diseases because of the conditions they had suffered through in the war. These reports initially came from American veterans, and was soon followed by British and Canadian veterans. The media quickly took up this story and this phenomenon was given the term Gulf War Syndrome, which was said to be an illness unique to Gulf war veterans. American and British researchers began conducting studies about the claims of the war veterans. However, they discovered no unusual patterns of illnesses among...
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...Case Study Module 3: Pet Care Veterinary Services Case Study Module 3: Pet Care Veterinary Services Dr. Amanda MacIntyre has two veterinary clinics in Southwestern Ontario, Canada. She runs both clinics as the sole owner. The business is going through a rough stretch, and she needs to make some decisions quickly to avert future losses or the untimely demise of the venture. What follows is an analysis of the Pet Care Veterinary case sighting the issues that need to be addressed, giving possible solutions to these problems.
From the case as presented by Stornelli (2007), there are a number of problems...
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...Module 3 Case Study al Affiliation Module 3 Case Study Comparative Background Two case studies are being evaluated: Mark’s case and Katrina’s case. The tabular presentation highlights the comparative details of the respective case:
Points of Comparison
Mark
Katrina
Entry grade level
1st grade
3rd grade
Excelled in subjects
Math, reading and spelling
Math
Weaknesses
Establishing friends
Reading and written expression
Interests
Reading, playing computer games
Differentiated Instructions
Channel high reading skills to focused/specified area of interest
Retention to Grade...
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...Module 3 Case Assignment Quarterly Product Ordering Decisions Linear Programming Technique By al Affiliation
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Module 3 Case Assignment
1. Problem annotation
EDDD is faced by a problem of optimizing inventory and supply chains. It needs to plan for quarterly order quantities based on the forecast of sales, the estimation of cost inflation, and inventory storage capacity. The management is tasked with the role of devising a suitable technique and a model with which to compute the predictable and projectable quarterly demand in a given time after which use of forecasting technique is employed to create an effective...
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...Module 3 Case Assignment Introduction Internal analysis of an organization is important as that helps to make critical strategic decisions.Companies make strategic decisions to attain competitive advantage. Competitive advantage not only brings revenue and profit to the company but provides sustainability to the organization. The paper focuses on the Porters Value Chain framework to analyze internal profile of Kraft Foods. It also takes into account the Resource Based View for Kraft to complete internal analysis and identify the strengths and weaknesses of the company.
Value Chain Analysis of Kraft
Customers look for value when they buy any product or service. Customer values the product if it is unique; it is available... ideas...
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