Author: chris

Textbooks and Materials:
Aging Matters: An Introduction to Social Gerontology by Nancy Hooyman (2015)

Dissertations are expected to use econometric or statistical techniques. State research results clearly and concisely, so that you communicate your findings in a reasonably short space, leaving out irrelevant material.

As a general guide, dissertations very often contain 6 main sections.

Abstract

This is the whole paper condensed to a paragraph. (It could be longer, but one paragraph is usually most appropriate.) It is important to include three things; the main problem addressed, an outline of the solution offered, and any conclusions reached. Do not hold back on any of these – you are writing an academic paper, not a thriller, so giving the game away before the conclusion does not matter!

1. Introduction & motivation (10%)

‘The context’. Why do this study? Why now? The aims of the study. The introduction is very important and is possibly best compiled by answering a series of questions as follows.

• What is the central question? Why is it important?

• Is there a problem? What is it? Why does it need to be solved?

• What is your hypothesis?

• Who will benefit from your investigation? In what sense will they benefit?

• Are there policy implications?

• In what sense will my contribution add to what is already known?

• How in general terms are you going to solve the problem, e.g., what data and what econometric estimation?

• What are the constraints, challenges or limitations of the study?

• A good way to end the introduction is to state the dissertation objectives.

2. Literature review (20%)

This is a review of what is already known and of the main themes or issues. It covers past research from relevant journals articles and books. It is a summary of what other people have written and published around the theme of your research. It is very important that you acknowledge the authorship of other people’s work.

The literature section can, and should be drafted very early. As you find the literature, read it, and write about it. Think of the literature review as a patchwork quilt– made up of paragraphs you have written about individual texts. Highlight the findings that are relevant to your theses. Be selective and focused in your literature review – don’t let it get too long or stray off your main question. Be critical of the literature – don’t just report it.
3. Economic theory and econometric model (20%)

What does economic theory tell us about your central question – what is the model framework? What is the corresponding econometric model and what are the central empirical modelling problems?

4. Data (10%) Where did you get your data from? What are its features and limitations? You should provide summary descriptive statistics. This is a presentation of the data – not a discussion in this section. It may involve the creation of tables, charts, histograms, etc., each of which should have an appropriate title or heading.

5. Analysis, presentation, interpretation of results (30%)

This is the main body of the dissertation. It is where you explore the question that you have posed and give a chain of reasoning that will justify the conclusions that you present. It should not be written as one block of text, but should be broken up into relevant sections. You may wish to draw attention to these sub-sections by giving them individual headings, but more often, this becomes cumbersome and they are better left simply as paragraphs. Footnotes should be used sparingly, if at all. Generally, all points should be made in the text of the discussion – and if they cannot, then you must ask if they need to be made at all.

What restrictions are placed on public and private sector investigators when collecting evidence at a fire scene? How should evidence be collected and preserved, and what steps should be taken to prevent spoliation?

What restrictions are placed on public and private sector investigators when collecting evidence at a fire scene? How should evidence be collected and preserved, and what steps should be taken to prevent spoliation? What are the consequences of spoliation?

Your response must be at least 200 words in length. You are required to use at least your textbook as source material for your response. All sources used, including the textbook, must be referenced; paraphrased and quoted material must have accompanying citations.

1) Simple English is enough, as I’m a Hong Kong Student, mother language is non English
My course is a overseas part time degree programme and I’m study in Hong Kong, so too native English is odd..and thus simple English is enough
2) Write an essay about business-related ethical dilemma
3) Case topic must be business-related ethical dilemma
4) The business case is better a Hong Kong case, if can’t find a case in Hong Kong, this case at least must be a very very famous World known case, e.g. Apple or Google big issues. And this case should not be in those area we are not supposed to be familiar with (like India, as i supposed not so understand with this country culture) otherwise it is odd that my case study is not a world known international case or local Hong Kong case due to I live in Hong kong.
5) This case must be recent case(within 1 year 2014-2015), and better as up to date as possible
6) Essay need to included below 3 parts :
Part A) Ethical Dilemma Case Description (270-330 words)
Part B) Justify why it is an ethical dilemma in a business situation (540-660 words)
Part C) Ethical solutions proposed by the student to this dilemma (540-660 words)
7) Pls must including part of below theories that are what this course teach
*Shareholder theory
*Stakeholder theory
-Egoism
-Utilitarianism
-Pre-Conventional
-Post-conventional
-Conventional
-Situational Influences
-Presupposition
-Deontonolg
-Virtue Ethics
8) Please refer to the “Official course assignment brief” & “Official guidelines of the essay” first
9) And then please refer to attached 3 essay examples which is our course reference material, those example with Part A &B which this order I just need Part A, so please ignore in these 3 examples
10) In APA format
11) Please use/follow attached “Template” to write this eassy

1)Provides an outstanding marketing objective statement that meet SMART standard and fully incorporates marketing metrics.

2)Highly detailed and well-thought product strategy based on situation analysis and understanding of product concept. Relevant aspects are addressed explicitly and thoroughly.
3)Highly informed and well-justified pricing strategy based on extensive evidence, and a thorough understanding of pricing considerations
4)Excellent analysis/justification of the promotional situation with comprehensive and thorough literature support. The promotion strategy shows a deep and insightful understanding of promotion considerations.

5)Highly informed and well-justified distribution strategy based on understanding of distribution and situation analysis. It demonstrates a thorough grasp of distribution concept.
6)Offers a highly detailed and well-justified implementation plan
7)Excellent evaluation plan fully addresses marketing metrics and monitoring mechanisms.

8)Situation analysis informs every strategy in marketing mix. Strong evidence of consistency. Marketing mix shows a thorough reflection and careful consideration of situation analysis.
9)Comprehensive and highly relevant research evidence has been used. Information paraphrasing is highly effective and integrated into writing.

10)Writing is succinct, accurate, clear, concise, and well-organised. It contains no grammatical and spelling errors.
11)In-text references and reference list are consistently and accurately formatted. All sources are acknowledged.

Describe the use of ignitable liquids as accelerants, giving particular details such as quantity used, patterns, and locations of choice. What might cause an investigator to think that a fire was set by an amateur? What factors could cause use of an accelerant to result in a fire failure rather than a conflagration? What should be done with the clothes worn by a suspected arsonist in an “accelerant” fire? Why?

What is a high performance organization in your mind? Have you ever been part of one? Would you know one if you saw it? In short, what are the criteria that would help define a high performance organization? I am interested in your thoughts on this rather than some definition from the literature (at this point).

THE ASSIGNMENT:
Based on your excellent education and your expertise in economics, you have been hired by the U.S. Government to help with some of their policy issues. Decide which branch of policy you would like to work in. You can work in the executive branch and answer questions about unemployment or the treatment of monopolies. You could instead choose to work in the Federal Reserve and answer questions about prices and inflation. The area that you choose will help to determine the types of questions that you will be asked to answer. The three areas are listed below along with their respective questions. You will need to choose one area and then write a brief that addresses the relevant questions. Your paper will then be used by the administration to address the shortcomings of current policy and to design the fundamentals of nationwide policy moving forward. You should keep in mind that you are not writing for economists, but for highly educated people in other fields of knowledge so make sure that you explain any economic language that you use.
Topic: Unemployment
1. Your introductory paragraph should include your policy recommendation and a brief summary of your reasoning for this recommendation.
2. Set the stage by discussing the current state of the U.S. unemployment numbers and existing unemployment policy. You should reference the Bureau of Labor Statistics website to get some basic unemployment data. https://www.bls.gov/bls/unemployment.htm
3. The first big policy question that the administration needs to address is whether unemployment benefits should exist at all. What are some economic benefits and/or costs to providing unemployment benefits to workers that are out of work?
4. The second big policy question is how long these benefits should last. Does it seem economically beneficial to extend these benefits to workers for more than 12 months? Are there any alternative programs or approaches to these long term unemployed that might be a better use of federal funds?
5. Your final paragraph should restate your policy recommendation and it’s defense. What should we do moving forward?

My assignment is to write a position paper for model united nation
– TOPIC: Protection of religious minority group from persecution
– My country is Monténégro
Paragraph form
• Single spacing
• Font size 9
• Font style Times New Roman
• 1-inch margins on all sides
• Do not include maps, graphs, drawings, etc.