Category: Economics


  • Duty or deontological ethics highlights the inherent rightness of an action, independent of outcomes. It promotes consistent moral behavior. In a rapidly changing world, duty ethics is often referred to as a steadfast moral compass. Case 4 Resources Text: 2.5 Deontology: Ethics as Duty (2023) Deontology (2023) Text: Chapter 4- Three Special Stakeholders: Society, the…

  • Part 1 Select three (3) skills from either of the lists below that you have developed during your business program journey and explain how you are ready to apply these skills. Industry Skills 10 Employability Skills Management Problem Solving Leadership Results-Driven Operations Communication Marketing Technology Business Development Agility Business Technical Skills Self and Social Awareness…

  • Directions: Please fill out a schedule that includes time for both school and your personal responsibilities. Include all the activities that are a part of your life. Below are ideas to get you started. You may break up times as you see fit. · Work. · Family. · Chores/errands. . · Volunteer work. · Exercise.…

  • Well, we’ve finally made it to the end of our study of Macroeconomics! For this reflection, I want you to reflect on the course as a whole. Some questions to help you get started: What is the biggest thing you learned? What are some completely new things you learned? What things really stood out to…

  • Case 1: Jenkins Goes Abroad Jenkins Consulting is a national firm that helps companies improve their performance and effectiveness by advising on all aspects of business management and operations. Companies hire consultants from Jenkins Consulting for a variety of projects such as assisting with company-wide cost reduction initiatives or revenue growth initiatives, improving supply-chain management,…

  • Research a scholarly paper on “Gathering Requirements” and reflect on only one (1) of the following: · “Impact”: How is the impact of change management on systems projects? · “CCB”: Who are the member of a change control board as it relates to project and systems management? · “Management vs Control”: What is the difference…

  • In this assignment, you will dive deep into the realm of stocks, bonds, and options, leveraging the knowledge and tools acquired in Units I-III. Through a fictitious company scenario, you will evaluate various investment avenues, assess potential risks, analyze the time value of money, and draw strategic financial conclusions. This practical application aims to equip…

  • In this excercise, you will evaluate two different projects using four different captial budgeting methods. There are four different questions with multiple parts, please read each questions carefully. You can see possible points for each questions in “Grade” worksheet. Project Evaluations Q1-Q2 Year A B Project A Project B A or B or Neither 0…

  • Initial Review (10 points): By the end of Module 1, post any questions about the content or requirement of the Portfolio assignment to the questions thread. If you have no questions, acknowledge that you have read the assignment by selecting which Portfolio Project you will do and post it to the Module 1 Critical Thinking…

  • Your Portfolio Project for this class is a community action plan designed to alleviate or correct a public health issue in your community. Your community can be your business, school, neighborhood, town or city of residence or birth, or county. For option 1, your community action plan will be a professional portfolio that includes a…