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Exercise 3 Draw two lines under the verb or verb phrase in each sentence. Then write the tense of the verb.By next Sunday I will have worked four weekends in a row. given a list of string comprised of a name and a roman numeral, sort the list first by name then roman numeral decimal value Launching a smart helmet Business Using Inbound Marketing Strategies , Marketing goals What strategies would you use to optimize your slogan design to improve consumer recall? Check all that apply. Phrase frequency Jingles Phrase complexity Phrase exposure Sight words Phrase length Rhyming You've convinced the CEO to stay put. Now your challenge is to choose the best customer relationship management (CRM) approach. Susan believes that all members are equally important to the business, and have the same potential to contribute to the bottom line. She is convinced that everyone expects and deserves to get the same offerings and prices. In fact, she thinks some people will be offended if others receive exclusive benefits. Members who feel offended may switch to the competition, and you certainly don't want to lose more membership fees. But you know that members differ significantly in their long-term value to the business. For example, some routinely pay extra for one-on-one treatments while others never do. Almost 80 percent of new referrals have come from only 20 percent of current customers. Maybe you should design a program to recognize and take advantage of customer lifetime value (CLV) differences. What is the best CRM strategy? Treat all customers equally create a differentiated approach based on CLV You can spend the evening studying or you can go to see a movie. You have an incentive to spend the evening studying if A. the marginal benefit from spending the evening studying is gre B. the marginal benefit from going to see a movie is less than the C. the marginal benefit from spending the evening studying is gre D. no tradeoff occurs by spending the evening studying The night before a history test, you decide to go to a club with friends instead of reviewing your notes. You get 80 percent on your test compared with the 85 percent that you normally score. You and the opportunity cost of your evening at the club was A. faced a tradeoff between a higher test score and an evening at the club; the mark of 80 percent on your exam B. did not face a tradeoff because you made the best choice; zero C. faced a tradeoff between a higher test score and an evening at the club; the 5 percent fall in your grade D. did not face a tradeoff because your roommates agreed you should go to a club with friends and not study; zero The purchasiog powet of maney and the price level is Answerk A - E ruersely related. pestively related buring rechesisns, but inversaly reiamd dutry rhanion. inversely relafod duing receasicra, but positively relatsd during iflaton. psotiveiy reianed. None of the ahove. What are two examples of formal institutions? .a) the federal government fashion styles b) the police good manners Assume today is December 31,2017 . Imagine Works Inc. just paid a dividend of $1.25 per share at the end of 2017 . The dividend is expected to grow at 12% per year for 3 years, after which time it is expected to grow at a constant rate of 5.5% annually. The company is 9%. Using the dividend growth model (allowing for nonconstant growth), what should be the price of the company's stock today (December 31 , 2017)? Round your answer to the nearest cent. Do not round intermediate calculations. $ per share Using the Internet or print book resources at your disposal, make a list of at least five scales that you might be able to use in your future practice. Explain how each might be usedDraft a set of 10 items for a potential scale you would like to see developed. Then, outline a plan to test the scales reliability and validity. What would you need to do? Suppose Miguel wishes to buy a baseball glove. He observes that the market price of a glove is $43 and decides not to buy one. Which of the following prices could represent Miguel's wilirigness to pay for a baseball glove? Muliple Chaice 537 545 550 None of these could represent Miguel's willingness to pay. How does the U.S. Dollar and the Stock Market affect everyday life? Your task is to calculate the beta of a stock of your choice indexed against the S\&P 500 . See an example here: Chapter 10 in-Class Projectipdf Create everything in a spreadsheet and compute the beta of the stock using both a regression analysis and SLOPE function in Excel. Then, compare back to the beth from three websites. Cite your sources and explain your findings. The mass spectrum of 3-Methyl-4-phenyl-2-butanone showed the following positive fragment ions at M/Z: 162, 147, 43, and 91. Draw the structures of the fragment positive ions that correspond to each mass above. [Note: each must bear a positive charge; you won't receive credit for neutral or negative fragments, even if it corresponds to the mass] If i were to debate about why virtual reality should be stopped what points can i write Human Resource Management: Recruitment and Selection Which of the following are advantages of centralised recruitment? a. Duplication of effort is reduced b. Centralised HR specialists know more about staffing needs than departmental managers c. Decreased costs in the centralised HR function d. Increased responsiveness to departmental needs add the following numbers, leaving the results with the correct number of significant digits if each number is assumed to be approximate It turns out Ted is actually a very wealthy investor and buys many different investment products. He comes across a similar product to the IIP offered by a competitor company Eriksen International (EI). The product from EI offers the same (pretax) return as the IIP (which you calculated in part (a) of Q1). However, the product from El does not make any annual payments to investors, only a single payment of $1,000 after 12 years. However, the cost of the investment from El is less than the cost of an IIP (again, both products offer the same return). Suppose Ted has a large amount of money to allocate between these two investment products. If Ted only considers his total post-tax profits, adjusted for TVM, in his decision (and does not consider any other factors), which of these two products should he preference, if any? a. Ted should invest more money in the IIP, as the 12 additional annual payments will give him more money in total, even after tax is considered. The annual payments for the IIP are also closer to today, whereas the El product only offers the final payment, which also makes the IIP more preferable from a TVM perspective. b. Ted should not have any preference between the two investments, as they both offer the same return. Even though the El product doesn't offer annual payments, this is compensated by a lower price. c. Ted should invest more money in the El product, as he can make full use of the "CGT discount" to essentially halve his tax. The annual payments of the IIP would not receive this discount, and Ted would have to pay full tax on these payments. d. The tax implications here are too complicated, and there is no way of knowing which product is better for Ted without consulting a fully qualified tax accountant. A monopoly has long run total cost given by: TC=63+4 Q+0.4 Q 2 , where Q represents the units of output. - The market demand is given by: P=2162.3Q. - The profit-maximizing level of output for this monopolist is Q M =39.26 and the market price is P M =$125.7. Calculate the consumer surplus under monopoly. CS M = (Let the decimal places float in your calculations, but round your final answer to one decimal place.) A baseball player is offered a 5 -year contract that pays him the following amounts: Year 1: $1.6 million Year 2: $2.6 million Year 3:$2.3 million Year 4: $1.2 million Year 5: \$1.1 million Under the terms of the agreement all payments are made at the end of each year. Instead of accepting the contract, the baseball player asks his agent to negotiate a contract that has a present value of $3 million more than that which has been offered. Moreover, the player wants to receive his payments in the form of a 6 -year annuity due. All cash flows are discounted at 11.9 percent. If the team were to agree to the player's terms, what would be the player's annual salary (in millions of dollars)? Question 5 Your uncle has $108,951 invested at 6.7 percent, and he now wants to retire. He wants to withdraw $14.246 at the end of each year, starting at the end of this year. He also wants to have $36,471 left to give you when he ceases to withdraw funds from the account. For how many years can he make the $14,246 withdrawals and still have $36,471 left in the end? 8.17 7.67 8.67 9.17 9.67