Write a report one the laws covered by insurances, wills and trusts as it pertains to sleep diagnostics.How is knowledge of this area useful to sleep diagnostics?
Discuss at least 3 other subtopics associated with my areas of law.
Include a summary of a legal case from the United states supreme court related to my topics. Identify the cases relevant facts and the courts decisions. Discuss why this case is important to this area of law.
Case: SUN Brewing (A)
Minimum of 4 Internet sources
Introduction
The case exemplifies entrepreneurial risks in emerging markets and shows how family business groups can step in to perform the function of an internal capital market, especially when external capital markets may be inefficient. In particular, it highlights the prospects of the Khemka family in the Russian beer market.
Activity Instructions
The following are the minimum areas to be addressed in your paper:
What made the Khemka family decide to enter the beer market in Russia in 1992. How did they find themselves in the situation they were in at the time of the case? What could they have done differently?
Why beer? The Khemkas don’t drink beer, don’t know how to make beer, don’t really know the beer market anywhere in the world. And why beer in Russia? Don’t Russians drink vodka…?
So how did they do it?
How was the growth financed?
What do we know about the private placements?
The next time the Khemka family raised equity was through a rights issue in September of 1994. What exactly is a rights issue? Is this a common way of issuing equity?
How about GDRs? Is this really high finance or a fairly standard way of raising capital? Why did Sun Brewing issue GDRs?
What about the IPO? Does December 1995 sound like a good time to take SUN Brewing public?
Why did they do it, then?
How did the private placement investors do as a result?
Except for the 60% loan, all the sources of outside capital the Khemkas tapped into were equity. Why didn’t they use more debt? Could they? Should they?
What was the problem with the situation in 1999?
What were SUN Brewing’s financing needs in March 1999? How much was the company worth?
What risks were associated with investing in a Russian beer company in 1999?
Suppose you are Shiv Khemka… you need $38 million immediately to keep the company afloat, plus $76 more if you want to keep it running for the next few years. What were the pros and cons of the different alternatives (listed below) available to the Khemka family in 1999?
Stay the course (go it alone)
Bring in a strategic (joint venture) partner
Bringing in a financial partner
Sell off completely
When analyzing a case study, all the used references (including the Internet) should appear within the text [e.g. (John Doe, 2008)] and on the references page. You are expected to apply all applicable course concepts, as well as those specific to the chapter from which the case or paper topic is drawn. The analysis should also contain a summary of related current developments obtained through searches on the Internet.
Respond to both of the following questions in your initial post.
1. John is having problems working with his new supervisor. He goes to a psychodynamic
therapist and then to a behavioral therapist. What is he likely to experience in each situation?
2. Discuss the main assumptions of cognitive therapy.
Article of Bourgeois and proletarians of the communist manifesto (page 14) summarizing the key points and an original thesis that summarize succinctly Marx’s argument of the Introduction and Chapter 1. Your thesis should address at least one of the following questions:
Who do you think the target audience of this manuscript is? Why?
Do you think the target audience has the power to change their position? Why or why not?
What do you think Marx intended for the target audience to do once they read this manuscript?
2). The idea of class being the root of all troubles is one that Marx describes at length. Therefore, define the idea of class in society then and now. Watch the videos in Module 7.
Why is class structure so important to the argument for Communism?
Evidence drawn from the Communist Manifesto. Please add at least 3 direct quotes and/or paraphrase.
List ALL the resources and capabilities of Niantic Inc. [The company AFTER it became independent from Google- and not before].
Then follow the guidelines in this 8-minute lecture which gives you guidance on how to use VRIN to value resources.
lecture: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tQTTUnhFKs&list=PLNM92iDqHS-BAz0aOtv-v5BqxQDyozcq_
Based on the above, make recommendations to the company’s CEO on how to maintain and sustain competitive advantage.
The purpose of this paper is to apply what you have learned about evidence based practice and best practices in high acuity settings to your experience in the clinical site.
To get started: Consider a nursing practice you observe at the clinical site this semester. This should be something you see nurses doing. It could be something done by one individual nurse or a policy/procedure of the hospital. Remember when you use a hospital policy you must cite the policy. (This is not difficult, but often overlooked.) Identify if the practice is within the agency policies/procedures. Explore whether there is evidence to support this practice, or if the practice is simply continued because it is familiar. Search the literature to find support for the practice or evidence that it should be changed.
Specific Content Elements
• Clearly identify and describe the nursing practice observed. Identify how the actual practice does or does not reflect the agency policy/procedure.
• Discuss the support (or lack of support) from the literature for the practice.
• Based on the evidence, discuss why this practice is being done. Is it based on evidence? If not, why are nurses doing it?
In this discussion please describe how you might work with young children to use language to express their feelings the classroom. How is this important for emotion regulation? principles 14 and 15.
Select a public manufacturing company (i.e. one that publishes its financial information) and become familiar with its products. Describe the company, its products, and the specific manufacturing costs it incurs. Categorize each cost into the three manufacturing cost categories and state if the costs are variable, fixed, or mixed. Explain how you came to your conclusions.
Write an essay on Civil RIghts & Civil LIberities.
The film Office Space (Mike Judge, 1999) portrays a group of human beings doing what might be described as what David Graeber calls “bullshit jobs.” First, briefly explain what that means, using both Graeber’s account and examples from the film, and then give a brief account of what would be wrong with that situation from both a utilitarian and a deontological (Kantian) perspective. Which of those two moral theories do you think Graeber most clearly applies? Which one does Office Space most clearly apply? Which theory do you think best captures what would be morally problematic about a “b.s.” job? Explain.
