macroeconomics

1. Assume that the per-worker production functionis . The saving and depreciation raterates are estimated at 0.2 and 0.04, respectively.
a) Calculate the capital-labor ratio steady
state for this economy.
b) Calculate consumption per worker at the
steady state.

2.Suppose government purchases amount to $2.5 trillion, transfer payments amount to$1 trillion, net interest payments are $0.5 trillion and tax revenue is valued at $3 trillion.
a) Calculate the government deficit.
b) Calculate the primary deficit

3.Assume that the expenditure and tax multipliers can be estimated to be 0.75 and 0.5 respectively.
a) Would you recommend expansionary fiscal
policy based on tax cuts or increased
government expenditures?
b) Suppose now that there is substantial evidence
that supports the hypothesis of a
crowding out effect in this economy. How
would your answer to b) change?

BURBERRY

1. Prepare an analysis of the system .this must include the following :

a.  An introduction. what is business information system and why people will use business information system?

b.  An analysis of the business,

c.   A description of the system users(who will use this system.e.g. Customers, managers. Staff . Cleaner, Security.

d.    The required equipment ( computers,peripherals, network etc.)

f.    Outside involvement ( government, suppliers)

g.    Implementation plan

h.    Training plan

2. Produce a rich picture showing all the main business processes.

3.Produce a document flow diagram between all areas of the business, and its customers suppliers etc.

4.create a data flow diagram representing some of the major data flows.

5.produce an entity relationship diagram, including attributes , of the system.

6.documentation of the required forms and reports for system.

 

Business Law

Legal Environment, Online Commerce, Business Ethics, andInternational Issues, 7th ed., by Henry R. Cheeseman (Upper Saddle River, NJ:Pearson/Prentice Hall, 2010

Why organisations change?

1. Identify and briefly explain the six (6) types of environmental pressures that today’s managers are confronted with?

2. Identify and briefly explain the five potential forces that are internal to organisations.

Nutraloaf

What elements of technology do you find associated with the problem?

Also please provide a group answer as to whether the problem described in the case is an ethical use of food or not.

Does technology change the ethical values of a society?

customer service and real-time supply chains

– A 1960s Chief Executive Officer (CEO) would undoubtedly be amazed at the 24/7 customer service and real-time supply chains but he or she would find many of today’s management practices little changed from those being used a generation or two ago.

– Do you agree with this statement? Support your argument with reference to classical and contemporary management theory.

Judgmental & mechanical methods

– There are a variety of factors that can affect the overall performance rating of an individual. Aguinis (2009) defines two methods (judgmental and mechanical) for reaching an overall score and states that the mechanical approach is preferable in most cases, particularly if performance objectives are not weighted. Go to page 147 and review Case 6-2. Discuss the implications of the judgmental and mechanical methods of assigning performance scores.

– Based on Chapter 6 text on Aguinis (2013), what are rater errors? How do they affect the performance management system? What type of training should raters receive ?.