How do you think Jung would analyze the film Crazy, Stupid, Love (Glenn Ficarra and John Requa, 2011) OR the film Ruby Sparks (Jonathan Dayton & Valerie Faris, 2012)?

According to Jung, healthy and authentic relationships are possible, though not easy to achieve. What does Jung think is required for healthy romantic relationships/marriages? How do you think Jung would analyze the film Crazy, Stupid, Love (Glenn Ficarra and John Requa, 2011) OR the film Ruby Sparks (Jonathan Dayton & Valerie Faris, 2012).

What is extraordinary (or extraordinarily bad) about these firms?

A strategic plan is a carefully crafted set of steps that a firm intends to follow in order to be successful. The business model is a central element of a firm’s strategic plan and describes the process whereby a company hopes to earn profits and outperform the competition. The importance of an effective strategy cannot be overstated. With this in mind provide a substantive response to the questions below:Think about the best and worst companies you know. What is extraordinary (or extraordinarily bad) about these firms? Are their strategies clear and focused or difficult to define? Explain.

Describe Philosophy Utilitarianism.

Has to answer the following in the essay. 1) What is the specific topic? 2) What led you to discuss this topic? (what may have led you to research this topic). 3) What search methods did you use? (What sites, books) 4) What is your argument? (crucial part of the paper. The argument must have a conclusion and be supported by a series of premises that support it) 5) What questions if any do you think your conclusion rises? (you may agree or disagree or tell what the problem or benefits of Utilitarianism)

What information was provided concerning the application of behavioral economics in business and government?

Behavioral economics is a relatively new field that attempts to explain behavioral biases that the standard economic theory could not explain. Behavioral economics assumes that consumers are often irrational due to limited cognitive capability and therefore often make choices that are not optimal. Behavioral economics also assumes that decision-making can be altered through intervention to help consumers optimize their choices. These assumptions support the idea that managerial decision-making often involves uncertainty.For this assignment, you will use the CSU Online Library (or another source) to locate an article on behavioral economics that is published in a peer-reviewed journal and write a critical review of the article. The article must be at least five pages in length, and it must be no more than five years old.Include the following in your review.Summarize the article with emphasis on the author’s opinion about behavioral economics.How does the author compare behavioral economics with the standard economic theory of consumer choice?What did the article say about loss aversion, framing, anchoring, and mental accounting?What information was provided concerning the application of behavioral economics in business and government?How did the author address the implications of uncertainty that often exist in managerial decision-making?

Describe Individual currently in a leadership position.

The person must be responsible in some capacity for other employees, and the person must be an individual that can be researched.It must include citations and references from the “Warrick (2016)” textbook and at least scholarly source from the Ashford University Library attached.