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PREGUNTA 1 Los planes PPO, HMO y POS crean redes de proveedores aprobados para sus beneficiarios. Verdadero FALSO 5 puntos PREGUNTA 2 Los planes POS permiten a los miembros elegir entre una red primaria similar a una HMO o una red secundaria. Verdadero FALSO 5 puntos PREGUNTA 3 Los planes HMO tienen la opcin ms limitada de proveedores. Verdadero FALSO 5 puntos PREGUNTA 4 Qu tipo(s) de pagos requieren los planes de indemnizacin? primas deducibles coseguro todas las respuestas anteriores son correctas 5 puntos PREGUNTA 5 Los planes de salud conllevan parte del riesgo de pagar los servicios mdicos y se denominan pagadores________. primera fiesta segunda fiesta tercero cuarto partido primas deducibles coseguro todas las respuestas anteriores son correctas.

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Put this in APA format? Add information if needed. CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW HOSPITAL IN A DEVELOPING COUNTRY: APPLYING PROJECT MANAGEMENT TERMINOLOGY AND CONCEPTS JAKEISHA MOORE BUS530 Project Management UNIT 2 ASSIGNMENT POST UNIVERSITY MARCH 19, 2023 CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW HOSPITAL IN A DEVELOPING COUNTRY: APPLYING PROJECT MANAGEMENT TERMINOLOGY AND CONCEPTS Traditional healing practices have been suppressed or even destroyed in most emerging nations due to enduring factors including growing global interaction due to commerce and colonization. At the turn of the century, health institutions as we know them had been developed specifically as a result of this process. This project may be challenging and requires a committed team, as we all know when dealing with the construction of a new hospital in a poor nation. Professionals are needed to effectively handle it. This assignment will outline the project's elements, goals, team members' responsibilities, risks, and uncertainties, as well as the anticipated results and the lesson that was learnt. You will have a better understanding of how project management can be used to achieve specific objectives if you apply the theories and concept of project management to a scenario from the real world. Project Overview: For this assignment, I was interested in the project article on how to structure the construction of a new hospital in a developing nation. A local government body oversees this new hospital construction project that has received funding from international aid organizations. Qualification of the Project: A "project" can be defined as the construction of a brand-new hospital in a developing nation because it entails a distinct set of activities aimed at achieving a specific objective. There is a set start and end date for the project, and it needs a dedicated team to finish it. Project Objectives: The project's primary goal is to construct a cutting-edge hospital that can offer the local people top-notch medical treatment. The hospital will be outfitted with cutting- edge amenities and machinery and staffed by qualified medical personnel. Project Managers Role: Planning, executing, monitoring, controlling, and concluding the project are all responsibilities of the project manager. It is the responsibility of the project manager to guarantee that the project will be finished on time, within budget, and to the required quality standards. Project Sponsors Role: The individual or organization that provides the project with funding is known as the project sponsor. For this situation, the task support is the nearby government body, which has gotten subsidizing from worldwide guide offices. It is the responsibility of the project sponsor to ensure that the project is in line with the goals and objectives of the organization. Project Team Members Role: It is the responsibility of the members of the project team to complete the tasks that have been assigned to them and to guarantee that the project w.

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Provide logical case studies where the application of the following types of OS can be justified (provide at least three justifications): Distributed OS Real-time OS Your case study should follow the pattern given below as an example for the installation of Network OS: John is the Technical Lead at Paradise Travel, a tourism company having 55 employees. The company has four departments that work together to manage the overall business. John has decided that a Windows Server 2016, a Network Operating System based Client-Server model will best fit the need of the company. The primary reasons for his choice are as below: The users will only login once and should be able to access various systems used internally using that single sign-on credential. John and his team will be able to easily maintain and set up such access for the users with effective security policies. As there are four departments, oftentimes some administrative roles can be delegated to o ne of the responsible person in each of the departments. As the employees have stated that they do not want to keep calling the IT folks for everything, such a system can be designed through Organizational Unit feature of Windows Server. Sharing of equipment such as Printers and Faxes are of critical importance, and Network OS such as Windows Servers have good support for it..

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Provide excel work, spider-plot, and tornado diagram. Opportunity 1 A multi-level parking garage in center city Philadelphia. The project consists of the following details: Qpportunity 2 A non-profit organization seeks to partner on a multi-family housing facility to benefit the less fortunate. The project consists of the followi Q Qportunity 3 A mixed-used shell facility, location TBD. The project consists of the following details:.

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Project: Bird species The OrdwayBirds data frame is a historical record of birds captured and released at the Katharine Ordway Natural History Study Area, a 278-acre preserve in Inver Grove Heights, Minnesota, owned and managed by Macalester College. Originally written by hand in a field notebook, the entries have been transcribed into electronic format under the supervision of Jerald Dosch, Dept. of Biology, Macalester College. Due to mistakes in data entry, the SpeciesName variable needs some fixing. SpeciesName is intended to identify the species of each of the birds, but the spelling often varies among birds of the same biological species. This leads to mis-classification of birds. There are also problems with the Month and Day variables; they are supposed to be numerical, but mistakes prevent them from being correctly identified as such. Fortunately, all these errors are easy to correct. The data frame OrdwaySpeciesNames collects together all the variant spellings. Entry by entry, each mis-spelling was translated (by a human) into a standardized spelling. Thus, join() can be used to correct the mis-spellings in the OrdwayBirds table. You are going to look at the month-to-month presence of different species. Think of your assignment as creating a manual for birders to guide them to the correct time of year to visit Ordway to see a particular species. Some simple data cleaning There are many variables that you wont need for this activity, and you still have to fix the Month and Day variables. To keep things simple, cut and paste this command into a chunk at the start of the document. Task 0 Get the data The OrdwayBirds data are available in the dcData package. The mutate() step is part of the data cleaning process, converting Month and Dayas numerical variables as originally intended by the folks entering the data. Task 3 How many bird captures are reported for each of the (corrected) species? Call the variable that contains the total count. Arrange this into descending order from the species with the most birds, and look through the list. Hint: Remember n(). Also, one of the arguments to one of the data verbs will be desc(count) to arrange the cases into descending order. Display the top 10 species in terms of the number of bird captures. Define for yourself a major species as a species with more than a particular threshold count. Set your threshold so that there are 5 or 6 species designated as major. Filter to produce a data frame with only the birds that belong to a major species.Hint: Remember that summary functions can be used case-by-case when filtering or mutating a data frame that has been grouped. Save the output in a table called Majors. Task 4 When you have correctly produced Majors, write a command that produces the month-by-month count of each of the major species. Call this table ByMonth. Display this month-by-month count with a bar chart arranged in a way that you think tells the story of what time of year the various speci.

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Productos de ingeniera matrimonial Cynthia Gao, gerente de adquisiciones de Wedlock Engineered Products en Buffalo, Nueva York, estaba revisando un propuesta recomendando que la empresa cambie de proveedor para una materia prima crtica. Era el 3 de junio y Cynthia necesitaba decidir antes del final del da cmo ella respondera a la propuesta. PRODUCTOS DE INGENIERA MATRIMONIAL Productos de ingeniera de matrimonio (matrimonio) fabricados hidrulicos y distribuidos, asistidos por energa, accionados por aire, y niveladores de muelle mecnicos estndar, y sellos de muelle y refugios, y retenciones de vehculos. El matrimonio tuvo ganancias 294 Gestin de compras y suministros de $50 millones sobre ventas de $450 millones en el ms reciente ao fiscal que termin el 31 de diciembre. La compaa haba disfrutado crecimiento de dos dgitos durante la dcada anterior, respaldado principalmente a travs de una agresiva estrategia de adquisicin. El crecimiento de Wedlock enmascar las presiones de costos de la empresa enfrentaba en sus mercados clave. El informe anual de la empresa. indic que los resultados financieros fueron inferiores a lo esperado debido a la erosin de los precios. En febrero, el CEO, Dmitry Barsukov, anunci una iniciativa de reduccin de costos corporativos con el objetivo de mejorar la posicin competitiva de la empresa. Como parte del anuncio, Barsukov mencion especficamente oportunidades para el ahorro en la cadena de suministro a travs de coordinacin de compras entre unidades operativas y divisiones. La planta de Buffalo fabric rampas niveladoras hidrulicas que se instalaron en las reas de envo y recepcin en instalaciones de fabricacin, centros de distribucin, venta al por menor operaciones y otras instalaciones requeridas para acomodar carga y descarga de remolques de transporte por carretera. l produjo un producto estndar que se vendi en el reemplazo y nuevos mercados de construccin bajo el Sloan Leveler marca. La planta de Wedlock en Cleveland, Ohio, tambin niveladores hidrulicos fabricados, bajo la marca Niveladores de muelle Cole. La lnea Cole de niveladores se enfoc en el mercado personalizado, para clientes con material nico requisitos de manipulacin. COMPRAS EN PLANTA BUFFALO Cynthia Gao, junto con Garett MacDonald, comprador y Adam McEniry, planificador de materiales, estuvo a cargo de la adquisicin grupo en la planta de Wedlock en Buffalo. Total las compras fueron de $ 23 millones. Cynthia trabaj en estrecha colaboracin con Robert Scobie, su homlogo en la planta de Cleveland, para coordinar compras y Identificar oportunidades de ahorro de costes. el cleveland planta era similar en tamao a la planta de Buffalo, con aproximadamente $25 millones en compras anuales. cinthia y Robert se haba comprometido a ahorrar $1.5 millones en el ao fiscal en curso como parte de la reduccin de costos corporativos iniciativa. Tenan documentados aproximadamente $500,000 hasta ahora, medido por las reducciones de precios ao tras ao de proveedores y en base .

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Process Cost Systems What type of product or business would use a process cost system? What does it cost production report? Does it track units and costs? What about partially completed units? Understand what FIFO and LIFO are and how the use of each affects COGS, profits and taxes. Method for Allocating Costs: What is an equivalent unit? Are equivalent units tracked separately for direct materials and conversion costs? Why? Be able to compute Equivalent units for Materials and Conversion costs. Know why it matters whether costs are added at the beginning (materials usually) or along the way in stages (conversion costs usually). You need to understand how this is done. Be able to derive the Direct Materials Cost per Equivalent Unit and the Conversion Cost per Equivalent Unit. Then, be able to allocate costs to the units in a given Stage of Production. How do you calculate the Yield of a process? Understand and be able to use the weighted average method to determine the allocation of factory overhead..

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programming assignment 2 Preprocessing Before building the language model, the following preprocessing steps should be performed: 1. Input text should be split into sentences using an existing sentence boundary detector (e.g. sentence tokenizer from NLTK, spaCy, etc.). 2. Each sentence should be split into words using an existing word tokenizer (word tokenizer from NLTK, spaCy, etc.). 3. Discard sentences with fewer than n tokens. 4. Add start of sentence token, , and end of sentence token, to each sentence.

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Problema 4 Un monopolio se enfrenta a la demanda del mercado: QD = 400,2P. El costo total de producir Q unidades es 100+20Q +5Q^2 . Tarea 1: Cul es el precio ms rentable del monopolio? Ilstrelo en un grfico con la curva de demanda, la lnea de Ingreso Marginal y la lnea de Costo Mgico. Tarea 2: Cul es la cantidad socialmente ptima? Ilustre el DWL de un monopolio en el grfico anterior y calcule el DWL..

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Preguntas para el ejercicio 34 Instrucciones: Para cada uno de los siguientes extractos de artculos de revistas, indique si la muestra est sesgada o no y explique su eleccin. En algunos casos, puede responder "no estoy seguro" porque no hay informacin suficiente para emitir un juicio. Si responde "no estoy seguro" a un elemento, describa la informacin adicional que le gustara tener antes de tomar una decisin. 1. Los investigadores afirman: "Los fumadores (definidos como individuos que fuman 10 o ms cigarrillos por da) fueron abordados en varios lugares del campus de la Universidad de Pittsburgh o cerca de ellos. La muestra (N = 102) incluy a 42 hombres y 60 mujeres, con un promedio edad de 27,78". 2. Los investigadores afirman que "Los participantes fueron 307 estudiantes en una muestra de conveniencia de voluntarios en 18 clases de escuelas primarias y secundarias. Despus de tener en cuenta los datos faltantes, incluidas las ausencias de los estudiantes a la escuela durante 1 o ms das de la intervencin, el tamao real de la muestra para el anlisis estadstico fue 268". 3. Los investigadores afirman que "Resumidamente, se seleccion una muestra aleatoria estratificada de 4907 pacientes con enfermedad de las arterias coronarias que se sometieron a un angiograma en un... hospital del estado de Nueva York... para la parte de extraccin de registros mdicos del estudio". 4. Los investigadores afirman que "Comisionamos a Survey Sampling Incorporated para que proporcionara una muestra aleatoria de 1000 residentes de Florida. De los miembros de la muestra inicial, 198 se haban mudado, tenan direcciones incorrectas, haban fallecido o no estaban disponibles de alguna otra manera. Estas personas fueron reemplazadas por personas adicionales al azar residentes seleccionados. Treinta y tres de los reemplazos tampoco pudieron ser contactados pero no fueron reemplazados. Por lo tanto, el nmero total... se redujo a 967. 5. Los investigadores afirman que "se envi por correo un cuestionario estandarizado desarrollado para su uso en este estudio a una muestra aleatoria estratificada de 750 hospitales extrados de la lista de miembros de la Asociacin Estadounidense de Hospitales. Los hospitales se estratificaron segn el tamao, la ubicacin geogrfica y la etapa de desarrollo de la atencin administrada ....".

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Problem 9.06 (Preferred Stock Valuation) Farley Inc. has perpetual preferred stock outstanding that sells for $42 a share and pays a dividend of $4.00 at the end of each year. What is the required rate of return? Round your answer to two decimal places. ______% Problem 9.08 (Preferred Stock Valuation) Earley Corporation issued perpetual preferred stock with a 12% annual dividend. The stock currently yields 7%, and its par value is $100. Round your answers to the nearest cent. What is the stock's value? $ ________ Suppose interest rates rise and pull the preferred stock's yield up to 13%. What is its new market value? $ ________.

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Problem Salem and Durham entered into a partnership to provide supply chain management and logistic services in the Silicon Valley region of California. In their agreed Articles of Partnership, the partners acknowledged the following: A. Sharing of profits and losses: i. Compensate each partner $75 per hour for their billable hourly consulting work performed. ii. Salem receives an additional $3,200 monthly as the partnerships Chief Operating Officer (COO); iii. Durham receives an additional $2,000 monthly as the partnerships Chief Technology Officer (CTO), iv. Any remaining profits or losses are divided equally between the partners. B. Each partner is permitted but not required to withdraw no more than $1,500 per month from the partnership and such withdrawals will be accounted for as direct reductions of the withdrawing partners capital balance. On January 1, 20x1, when they formed the partnership, each partners contributions were as follows: A. Salem invested cash of $125,000. B. Durham invested $125,000 in cash and she invested office equipment with a book value of $10,000 and fair value of $25,000. For fiscal year-ending 20x1, the total partnership's net income was $275,000. Additionally, in 20x1, Salem worked 1,200 billable partnership hours, and Durham worked 1,000 billable hours. Lastly, Salem withdrew $1,000 per month from the partnership throughout 20x1. Durham withdrew $1,500 per month throughout 20x1. Required A. Prepare the initial journal entry to establish the two partners investment in the partnership. B. For fiscal year-ending 20x1, prepare a schedule showing the allocation of 20x1 profit and losses and other partner compensation to each partners capital account. C. For fiscal year-ending 20x1, prepare a Statement of Partners Capital, in good form..

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Problem 4 After 25 years of operations, the Dennison, Edwards, and Smith partnership has decided to liquidate. At that time, 1/1/20x2, the partnership balance sheet is as follows: Dennison, Edwards, and Smith Partners Balance Sheet as of 1/1/20x2 Assets Liabilities and Partners Capital Cash $125,000 Liabilities $80,000 Noncash assets 200,000 Dennison, Capital 140,000 Edwards, Capital 125,000 Smith, Capital (20,000) Total assets $325,000 Total Liabilities & Capital $325,000 In accordance with the Articles of Partnership, the partners agreed to share profits and losses as follows: Dennison, Capital 40% Edwards, Capital 30% Smith, Capital 30% The partnership estimates liquidation expenses of $8,500. Required Before beginning liquidation activities, the partnership agrees that Smith must eliminate her deficit balance. Assuming the noncash assets have zero value, what is the maximum amount she must contribute to the partnership to eliminate the deficit balance in her capital account? Based on the information above, prepare a schedule of safe payments for the partners. Assuming the partnership receives $100,000 for noncash assets and they are ready to finalize their liquidation, prepare a formal Statement of Liquidation for the partnership, in good form. Dennison, Edwards, and Smith Partners Balance Sheet as of 1/1/20x2 Assets Liabilities and Partners Capital Cash $125,000 Liabilities $80,000 Noncash assets 200,000 Dennison, Capital 140,000 Edwards, Capital 125,000 Smith, Capital (20,000) Total assets $325,000 Total Liabilities & Capital $325,000.

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Primavera holdings has a profit margin of 25%, an asset turnover of 0.5 and financial leverage (asset to equity) of 1.5. Primavera has $20 billion in assets, half of which is in cash and marketable securities, assume that Primavera earns 3% after-tax return on cash and securities. What would Primavera's return on equity be if it paid out 90% of its cash and marketable securities as dividend to shareholders a. negative b. greater than 60% c. between 40% and 60% d. Between 0% and 20% e. Between 20% and 40%.

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Presentation slide and transcript The scenario: - present in the British Columbia Expo where you will showcase your company lululemon to gain investors and support from other stakeholders. Create a presentation to encourage investors, gain positive media feedback, and support from potential customers. - You can be as creative as you want while keeping the tone professional. The scenario: - present in the British Columbia Expo where you will showcase your company lululemon to gain investors and support from other stakeholders. Create a presentation to encourage investors, gain positive media feedback, and support from potential customers. - You can be as creative as you want while keeping the tone professional..

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Principles of Management Managerial Decision Making 2.1 What are the basic characteristics of managerial decision-making? Managers are constantly making decisions, and those decisions often have significant impacts and implications for both the organization and its stakeholders. Managerial decision-making is often characterized by complexity, incomplete information, and time constraints, and there is rarely one right answer. Sometimes there are multiple good options (or multiple bad options), and the manager must try to decide which will generate the most positive outcomes (or the fewest negative outcomes). Decision-making is the action or process of thinking through possible options and selecting one. Notice this a process. In other words, we can break this procedure down into individual parts to better understand how to make a decision. Normally stakeholders have completing needs, priorities, and values. Part of a manger's job - as we saw last chapters - is to balance and prioritize these requests. Stakeholder analysis is a process we will learn about in future chapters. 2.1 Review Questions: What are some negative outcomes of poor decision making? Managers frequently make decisions without complete information. In this regard, what ability must an effective manager develop? Does every managerial decision have a single correct answer? Conversely, does every managerial decision have a single incorrect answer? How can a manager consider ethics in decision making? Maximizing shareholder wealth has come under scrutiny lately, especially when this objective is at odds with other stakeholders or ethical practice. Do you think the main objective of management is to increase value for shareholders? Why or why not? 2.2 What are the two systems of decision-making in the brain? The brain processes information to make decisions using one of two systems: either the logical, rational (reflective) system or the quick, reactive system. Considering the role of emotions, emotional intelligence is the ability to recognize, understand, pay attention to, and manage ones own emotions and the emotions of others. It involves self-awareness and self-regulationessentially, this is a toggling back and forth between emotions and logic. 2.2 Review Questions: Would it be better if you used the reflective or reactive system? Which do you tend to use - and with what result? Consider the following statement: The quick route is not always the best decision-making path to take Have you ever made a quick decision that ended badly? Describe each of the following elements of emotional intelligence: Self-awareness Self-regulation Empathy Social skills 2.3 What is the difference between programmed and nonprogrammed decisions? Programmed decisions are those that are based on criteria that are well understood, while nonprogrammed decisions are novel and lack clear guidelines for reaching a solution. Managers can establish rules and guidelines for programmed decisions based on known.

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