You are the Fed Chairperson! You begin with 16 quarters, 4 years, and then your job is up for review. You begin with rates at 4.5, inflation at 2.14% and unemployment at 4.75%. Make decisions on interest rates for the 16 quarters. Summarize the changes you chose and explain your results. Do you still have a job? Why or why not?
With the following information, do a bank reconciliation with adjusting journal entries for Low Company.A. Balance per bank statement $4890B. Balance per company books 74C. Payment collect by bank $1030D. Bank service charges $10E. Outstanding deposits 50F. NSF customer checks $100G. Outstanding Checks 14H. Bank error overcharge $150I….pany’s bookkeeper mistankenly recorded a payment received for…
The psychologist/mental health professional must sometimes walk a fine line between the best interests of a juvenile offender and the desires of his or her parent or guardian. How can a psychologist/mental health professional develop a mutually beneficial agreement for a juvenile offender and parents or guardians? What pitfalls might exist for a psychologist/mental health…
A real estate agent wants to make a regression equation to help her predict the price of houses in a specific neighborhood. She uses the number of bedrooms, the square footage and the age of the houses in her initial collection. Using the graphs and outputs, answer the following questions:a) What are the independent and…
1) What tools would you use to determine a person’s learning style, and why would you select them?2) Do you consider that the Minnesota Personality Inventory (MMPI) may be used in more settings outside of the workplace than the Neo Personality Inventory (Neo-PI), and why do you think so?3) What are your thoughts on the…
Research the term BFOQ in your text and at least one article found through ProQuest. Explain its importance and relevance to our discussion in this course. How might not appropriately incorporating well defined BFOQs lead to difficulties for the organization? How would the concept of BFOQ be linked to “disparate treatment” and/or “disparate impact” in…
dq 1Politics in Our Daily Lives (graded)As we read and discuss the definition of politics, let’s also consider the consequences of political decisions on our everyday lives. Can you think of examples from your everyday life when you encounter politics? What makes these experiences “political?”As you discuss this with one another, let’s not forget to…
