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A research proposal concerning an important, contemporary social issue. Your proposal should describe an empirical research project that could answer a significant research question; it should propose a project that if completed would significantly improve some aspect of our understanding of the social issue or problem and/or help contribute to its resolution. You may choose to concentrate on any contemporary social issue or problem that interests you; however, you must demonstrate to readers that the research question you propose to answer and the broader issue or problem, to which it relates, are important.

Paper requirements-please see attached info.After reading chapter 10 in your textbook and viewing the video of Japan\’s criminal justice system (2006), complete the following assignment.Write a paper which: (1) summarizes and analyzes (identifies pros and cons of) the Japanese criminal justice system, and (2) discusses whether the United States could benefit from adopting elements of their system, and if so, which elements.Guidelines:2-3 pages (not including cover page and reference page), 12-point font, double-spaceAPA format; minimum of 2 scholarly references requiredIntro, body, and conclusion

You are required to read the case on Richard Branson and the Virgin Group and do a report that answer the following questions : -1. Using appropriate academic models and concepts identify and discuss the chief internal and external factors that have influenced the Virgin Group and the strategies employed up to the time of the case. (30%)2. Critically assess whether, in your opinion, there was any evidence that Richard Branson and his group management team followed a consistent strategy or not in the major investments. If so, what sort of approach might it have been based upon, and what was the role of the Virgin head office function? (40%)3. Drawing on resources such as FT.com, update your audience on any new Virgin Group activities since the case, commenting on whether or not subsequent major investments fit in with your findings from Q2 above, or if there was any other strategic rationale. Conclude with recommendations on the future of the group. (30%)All References ( Academic Resources and Journals ) should be able to download or access from internet for review .

Rather than collect tuition, the University collects $20 from each student each time they attend a class. You are designated to design university polices and procedures regarding control of this activity. In specific, design control environment practices and control activities that will create reliable controls the prevent or detect and correct threats of material misstatement, theft of cash, or class attendance without payment.

Write your recommendations as a page in a policy and procedure manual. It should not exceed more than 1.5 pages and it should be clear so that employees know what is expected.

Rather than collect tuition, the University collects $20 from each student each time they attend a class. You are designated to design university polices and procedures regarding control of this activity. In specific, design control environment practices and control activities that will create reliable controls the prevent or detect and correct threats of material misstatement, theft of cash, or class attendance without payment.

Write your recommendations as a page in a policy and procedure manual. It should not exceed more than 1.5 pages and it should be clear so that employees know what is expected.

What about the two things you are comparing is the same, and what is different? What is the difference between owning a cat and owning a dog? What is the difference between cooking with gas and cooking with electric? What are the differences between growing up in Hawaii and growing up in Arabia? Use your imagination for the topic. Examining the similarities and/or differences between two things; the items being compared should be similar in class/category.

Brief Guide to Writing A Comparison/Contrast Essay

Writing a comparison/contrast paper involves comparing and contrasting two subjects. A comparison shows how two things are alike. A contrast shows how two things are different.

Choosing a Topic
When you choose a topic, be sure not to choose two totally unrelated subjects. You must start with subjects that have some basic similarities. For instance, you could choose to compare/contrast two movies, two authors, two modes of transportation, or two sports figures, but you would not want to try to compare train travel and Babe Ruth!

Brainstorming
The first thing you want to do is brainstorm everything you know about each subject and then go back and look for connections that show similarities and differences, which might look something like this:

Autumn Spring

cooler warmer leaves change flowers bloom brilliant colors trees bloom precedes winter precedes summer death birth

Developing a Thesis
The thesis statement will evolve from the brainstorming. Look at your list and ask yourself some questions.
Is there something important, significant, or interesting in the similarities and

differences on my list?
What have I discovered about autumn and spring?

After looking at the list, a thesis statement might be:

Although there is exquisite beauty in the seasons of autumn and spring, there are also distinctions which allow each season to stand on its own.

Organizing the Essay
The introduction of your essay should mention both subjects and end with a strong and clearly defined thesis statement.
There are two primary ways to organize the body of your paper, the divided pattern and the alternating pattern.
To follow the divided pattern, give all supporting details for one subject and then give all supporting details for the other subject:

Paragraphs 1-3 in Body Discuss and give supporting details for subject 1 (Autumn) Paragraphs 4-6 in Body Discuss and give supporting details for subject 2 (Spring)
To follow the alternating pattern, alternate the details from one side of the comparison or contrast to the other:
Paragraph 1 in Body Discuss and give supporting details for subject 1 (Autumn) Paragraph 2 in Body Discuss and give supporting details for subject 2 (Spring) Paragraph 3 in Body Discuss and give further supporting details for subject 1 (Autumn) Paragraph 4 in Body Discuss and give further supporting details for subject 2 (Spring)
The conclusion of your paper should include final correlations about the two subjects and a restatement of your thesis.
Be sure as you write the paper that you follow the organized structure of comparison and contrast and give details and examples to support the similarities and differences you have chosen.

Using only the sources/references as follows, you should answer the following questions using only the materials (textbook, web enrichment\’s, lectures, etc.) No outside sources. Bibliography should represent using these source items only.Textbook is: The West and the World: A History of Civilization – 1400 to the Present, by Kevin Reilly. Chapters 7 through 9 and 12-14.To do well in this assignment be sure to identify the key elements of capitalist modernity. This is an \”integration\” paper, and this means that all assigned readings should be taken into consideration.You need to develop a thesis, select key ideas and arguments, and put them together in an essay that synthesizes the material Essay Topic: is your choice.Questions to answer for the ESSAY.1. What problems and/or discomforts did capitalist modernity create in the 19th and 20th centuries?2. What have been the benefits and drawbacks of capitalist modernity for different societies?

Paper—Advanced Nursing Practice RolesLocate one article published within the past 5 years from a peer-reviewed journal regarding the role of the advanced nursing practice role in your area of interest (Nurse Practitioner).• Evaluate and summarize the article in approximately 1 to 1.5 pages• Next relate the findings of this article to related course readings.• Discuss how you might integrate this knowledge into your advanced nursing practice.This paper should be written in a professional writing style using APA format. Paper length should be 3 to 5 pages.Please submit both your paper and a copy of your article:• Save a PDF copy of your article using the format yourLastName_yourFirstName_authorLastName_year. For example, if Jane Jones reviews an article by Bob Smith published in 2013, she will name her article Jones_Jane_Smith_2013.pdf.• On the submission page for the ANP Role Paper assignment in Blackboard, click the “Browse Computer” button to locate and upload your paper. Then, click the button a second time to locate and upload a copy of the article that you discussed.Turnitin Check for Rough DraftYou are expected to submit your rough draft to the Turnitin link under the “Assignments” tab. Turnitin will generate an Originality Report identifying which parts of your paper might match other sources in the Turnitin database.Submitting your rough draft to Turnitin will not earn points toward your paper, but you are expected to use the Originality Report to make any necessary revisions in paraphrasing or citation before you submit your final paper.Please submit your paper to Turnitin at least 2 days before the final due date in order to have time to revise your work.If you have questions about submitting your draft to Turnitin or interpreting your Originality Report, please see the Turnitin handout linked under the “Syllabus” tab in Blackboard.Scoring Rubric for ANP Roles PaperComponents to be Evaluated PointsContentClear and complete summary of article 6Summary compared to course readings 6Integration into practice 6Appropriate references used 2Writing QualityCorrect use of APA format in body of paper and reference list. Headings are used appropriately. Use a 12-point font and double space your text. A template for the title page that is specific to N 7110 is provided 10Correct grammar, spelling, and punctuation. 5Professional writing style. Paper has an appropriate introduction with thesis statement, body of paper, and conclusion. Headings to organize content are used effectively. 5Total 40Note: APA format is a large portion of points earned on this assignment. One-half (0.5) point will be deducted for each consistent APA error. Be sure to review your paper carefully for APA format issues prior to submission.About the APA Publication Manual 6th EditionSchool of Nursing selected the 6th edition of the APA Publication Manual as the standard for all written assignments. Occasionally the 6th edition of the APA Publication Manual is only used as a guide to the format of reference citations (in text or in reference list). This is unfortunate because the manual has much more to offer. Look inside the front cover at “Contents at a Glance.” Guidelines for references are found in the sixth and seventh chapters. Clearly the organizers of the manual thought there were more important content areas.The first half of the publication manual is about writing. How to write and how to write effectively is the focus. Use this first half of the manual to review basic writing skills such as punctuation and grammar. There are also recommendations for style and format guidelines for use of headings and subheadings. Although correct management of references is important, good writing is essential. Good writing makes you a better, more credible, more impressive nurse-expert.

Q1.Define GDP and two factors which inflate the GDP. (2 marks)
Q2.Which is a reliable measure of economic growth Real or Nominal GDP. Why. (2 marks)
Q3.Calculate GDP using both income and expenditure method (5marks)
Corporate Profits $1220
Depreciation $1916
Gross private domestic investment $2864
Personal Taxes $2260
Personal savings $480
Government spending $3696
Imports $2188
Net interest $1348
Compensation of employees $10592
Rental Income $876
Net Exports -480
Sale of second hand goods $1200
Personal consumption expenditures $11864
Indirect Business Taxes $1480
Contributions to FICA (Soc. Security) $1576
Transfer Payments and other income $1934
Proprietors Income $1312
Intermediate goods $700
Statistical Error $800

Q4. Explain what determines the GDP in the short and long run. Draw and explain the GDP equilibrium in the short and long run. (4)

Q.5 Visit the below link and answer the following questions (6 marks)

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2010/apr/21/unemployment-case-study-harlow

1.Define inflation and Unemployment.
2.What is unemployment and the briefly explain the three types of unemployment.
3.Explain in brief the problems Mr kevin and Mr Peter is facing. What type of unemployment is Mr Kevin and Mr Peter facing.
4.Explain the term Natural Rate of Unemployment

A Brief Guide to Writing Process Essays
When writing a process essay, your main goal is to write a paper that describes how something is done or how to do something. Therefore, the first thing you need to do when writing one of these papers is determine what the process is that you will be trying to explain. In addition, you need to determine why this process would be important to your target audience, including what and who the process affects.
Since you will be explaining how a process works when you write a process essay, you will obviously need to gain a clear understanding of the steps within the process. In addition to understanding one method of completing the process, however, you also need to consider other possible methods of completion. When you write your paper, you should choose the method that is the clearest and the most likely to be understood by your target audience.
If you are writing about a process that may be confusing to the reader or that requires an understanding of certain information or processes, you might need to provide a bit of background information in your paper as well. Similarly, you will need to discuss any equipment that might be necessary to complete the process.
In the introductory paragraph of process essays, you will tell the reader what the process is that you will be discussing as well as why it is important to understand the process. In the subsequent paragraphs, which are those that make up the body of the essay, you will describe the steps in chronological order. In addition to describing the steps, you might provide a brief summary of why the step is important as well. Similarly, if there are certain problems that might occur during a particular step, you might describe the potential problem as well and how those problems can be handled.
Since a process paper involves describing steps, you will use a great deal of transitional phrases. Examples of transitional phrases include:

After a few hours, Immediately following, Afterwards, Initially, In the end,

At last,
At the same time, In the future, Before In the meantime, Before this,

During Later, Finally, First, second, third, Next, soon, after
By using these transition words, you can clearly signal to the reader when you are moving from one step to the next.
Keep in mind that a process essay isnt necessarily intended to provide the readers with enough
instruction to allow them to reconstruct the process. At the same time, they should have a clear understanding of the process that was used.
In your final paragraph, which is your conclusion, you will summarize the activity you have just described and you will reiterate the importance of understanding the process. When the paper is complete, be certain to read it again in order to check for grammar and punctuation errors. In addition, read to make sure the essay flows naturally and has a logical order.

Step1
Choose a topic. This step requires lots of thought and consideration. You have to decide whether to explain an entire process or just part of it. Most often, it is best to choose a very specific process or a specific aspect of a larger process to write about. If you choose a process that is too broad, there may be too many steps involved and your reader might get confused. If you must choose a broader process, categorize the steps involved so that the reader can easily understand everything.

Step2
Understand the process that youve chosen. Make sure that you fully understand how to perform
the process that you are writing about. This will make writing much easier.

Step3
Break up the steps involved in the process and carefully consider how to clearly explain each step.

Step4
Think about your audience. Knowing how much the audience already knows about the process will help you decide what to include in your essay.

Step5
Determine what type of process analysis that you want to write. What do you want the audience to do with the process? Do you want your reader to actually perform the process or do you just want to tell about how to do something?

Step6
Decide on a point of view. If your purpose is to have the audience actually perform the steps, it is
best to use second person (you) to directly connect with the reader.

Step7
Develop a thesis statement. The thesis should provide an overview of the process and state its significance in one sentence. The reader should be able to read this one sentence and know exactly what the essay will be about and what to expect. Remember that the thesis statement guides the rest of the essay.

Step8
Write an introduction that provides some background information about the process and includes the thesis statement.

Step9
Organize the body of the essay chronologically. This is very important for a process analysis essay. If the steps are not in order, it can be very confusing.

Step10
Use clear and direct language in the body. Also, make sure that all aspects of body paragraphs directly support the thesis.

Step11
Include only details that are essential to each step. Including too much unnecessary information can be confusing.

Step12
Use transitions like first, then and others to ensure that readers follow the process.

Step13
Write a conclusion that provides an overview of the process. Remember not to bring up any new steps in the conclusion.

Step14
Try performing the process based on the steps that you have included in your essay to make sure that the information is accurate. Revise anything that is unclear.