microclimate lab report
Michael,Hello how how are. It was a quiz and all I know is got wrong. However, the book does not go with this class. This is how she gave it us. No one in the class understands her either. Beckham Corporation has 3,000 shares of $100 par value, 7 percent cumulative preferred stock, and 10,000 shares of $10 par value common stock outstanding during its first five years of operation. Beckham Corporation paid cash dividends as follows: 20×4, $25,000; 20×5, $0; 20×6, $65,000; 20×7, $30,000; 20×8, $15,000. The amount of dividends received by the common stockholders during 20×7 was??? ($10,000)The amount of dividends received by the common stockholders during 20×7 was??? ($4,000)
Beckham Corporation has 3,000 shares of $100 par value, 7 percent cumulative preferredstock, and 10,000 shares of $10 par value common stock outstanding during its first fiveyears of operation….
Microbiology Digestive System Case Study# 2
Shelley attends a banquet on her birthday. They are serving a feast of seafood including oysters, claims, clam chowder, lobster cakes, and lobster. Her husband eats all the food except the lobster cakes because he is allergic to gluten. 3 hours after the banquet, Shelley begins to feel quite queasy. She has vomiting and diarrhea for the 12 hours, and then she feels relatively close to normal again.
Michael Hat, 17 ALRB 2 (1991)—42ppReading Material:http://are150.ucdavis.edu/class/cid_330/are150_chapter-4_17-michael-hat-2-1991-successor.pdf1.Was there a UFW-Almaden contract in effect when the Paicenes vineyard was leased by Heublein to Glen Ellen? 2.How did Glen Ellen get grapes pruned and harvested at Paicenes vineyard? How did Heublein manage Paicenes vineyard in 1989??3.Why did M Hat argue that he had no obligation to abide by the UFW-Almaden contract or to bargain with UFW?? Did Hat violate the ALRA? How?
1. Science writers convey complex scientificideas to the public. They must beknowledgeable in the sciences as well asproficient in techniques of journalism. Goodscience writing is thoroughly researched andcommunicates the key ideas of scientificresearch and topics in a comprehensible andstraightforward manner. Science writers arealso always on the lookout for new andinteresting discoveries and studies inscience. For this project, you are the sciencereporter for your local newspaper. You havejust received an assignment from your editor.She asks you to write an article on a majortopic within the field of microbiology. Shestipulates that in this article you must:1. Generate a historical timeline of the majorscientific discoveries leading to our currentunderstanding of the topic.2. Include a summary of our currentunderstanding of the topic.3. Project where the next major advance orbreakthrough in your topic will come from.DescriptionFor Part A of this project you explore possibletopics and do background research.Specifically, you choose a suitable topic,identify appropriate resources, and generatea brief outline of the article you will write.Your topic must fall under the followingsubheadings:1. Microbiology and human health2. Microbiology and the environment3. Microbiology and agriculture or industryProcedure 1. Consult your textbook to choose a topic under one of the subheadings listed above.For example, from the area microbiology andindustry, you might examine the use oforganisms by the alcoholic beverageindustry. More specifically, are you interestedin wine and the grapes that produce it? Youcould investigate the actions of a funguscalled “noble rot” or the cultures involved inthe fermentation of the grapes. [Need helpchoosing a topic?] 2. Email your topic to your instructor forapproval.3. Once your receive instructor approval, do some background research on your topic toget more familiar with it. Using the CredoReference and/or Britannica Online:Academic Edition databases, find 1-2articles/encyclopedia entries on your topicthat will help you complete your Project 2article. You can access these databases fromthe Library’s Background Information page. 4. Now that you have a basic understanding of your topic, find 5-6 peer-reviewed researcharticles that will help you complete yourarticle using the Library’s OneSearch tool.OneSearch is found on the Library’shomepage. Watch the OneSearch Tips videofor assistance getting started. [Note: InOneSearch you can limit your results to peerreviewed journals.] 5. You should now have a total of at least 7sources to use for your article.6. After reading the sources, think of the main points that you will cover and develop anoutline for your article. [Need help writing anoutline?] 7. In a single Word document, submit your outline and list of at least 7 sources(references) in APA format and place it in the appropriate assignment dropbox. [Need helpwith APA format?]Compose your work using a word processor(or other software as appropriate) and save itfrequently to your computer. Be sure tocheck your work and correct any spelling orgrammatical errors before you upload it.When you are ready to submit your work,click “Browse My Computer” and find yourfile. Once you have located your file, click”Open” and, if successful, the file name willappear under the Attached files heading.Scroll to the bottom of the page and click”Submit.”Your topic outline comprises 15% of the finalresearch paper project grade (2.25% of yourtotal grade). The final research papercontributes 85% of your research projectgrade (12.75% of your total grade ). Yoursubmission will be evaluated using the SLAOutline and Thesis Rubric [67 KB PDF file].Your research project grade is your outlineand your research paper combined (2.25% +12.75%) and comprises 15% of your totalgrade
Michael Enterprises leased a machine on June 1, 2012, under a 10-year lease. The economic life of the machine is estimated to be 12 years. Title to the machine passes to Michael Enterprises at the expiration of the lease, and thus, the lease is a capital lease. The lease payments are $100,000 per year, including executory costs of $4,000 per year, all payable in advance annually. The incremental borrowing rate of the company is 10%, and the lessor’s implicit interest rate is unknown. Michael Enterprises uses the straight-line method of amortization and the calendar year for reporting purposes.
Instructions:
A. Give all entries on the books of the lessee relating to the lease for 2012.
I am researching micro and macro segmentation about toyota. Specifically the factors of toyota such as (macro) customer type and customer size and so on. The question is from a case study which is “What macro and micro segmentation factors should the company consider in developing their segmentation strategy?” the topic is about toyota
Michael Dell is considering investing $4.5 billion today to take Dell Inc. private. If he takes Dell Inc. private, he will not receive any benefits for 4 years. Then he will receive $225
million per year for 4 years starting exactly five years from today. After that, he will receive $275 million per year for the following 3 years. At that point, the cash flows will increase at 4% per year forever. If Michael Dell has a discount rate of 9%, what is the NPV of this investment and should Michael Dell make it?
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MICO EngineersMICO Manufacturing Company currently manufacture specific items used in construction. Currently there existing plant is Diesel Base and 90% of time plant is in operation while 10% of time they have to shut down for maintenance.. When plant is in-operation 75% chances that they can earn revenue as high as $160m. While 20% chances that they can earn revenue as low as $98m. In Non-operational period of time (when plant is shut down for maintenance) they bear loss of $29m.In recent meeting Jeff, proposed following alternativesImprove the existing plant, develop Natural Gas Model, develop Electrical Model.Improve existing plantIt requires $15m to improve/upgrade and they can earn revenue as high as $182m with 75% chances, and as low as $102m with 25% chances.Natural Gas Model (NG)MICO Engineers will work on New NG model. It requires $20m and chances for success are only 72%. If NG Model developed successfully, MICO is expecting revenue of $198m with 47% chances, revenue of $172m with 30% chances and 23% chances of earning revenue as low as $155m by using its own distribution channel.In case of failure they can either stop further progress or give contract to ABC company to develop NG model for them, who offered them to design NG model as per there requirements. ABC will charge $30m only in case of success. Chances for success are 97%. If ABC fails MICO has to abandon the development of NG model.In case of success through ABC Company, MICO can use its own distribution channel or they may use ABC distribution channel. In case of the use of ABC distribution channel MICO can earn revenue as high as $188m with 82% chances and as low as $157m with 18% chances. Electrical Model (EM)They have design of three Electrical models EM-A, EM-B an EM-C.MICO Engineers will go first for EM-A it requires $18m and success rate is only 45%. In case of EM-A failure they can either stop the project at this stage or further proceed for EM-B which requires additional $8m and success rate is 50%. In case of EM-B failure they can either stop the project at this stage or further proceed for EM-C which requires additional $5m and failure rate is only 12%. In case of EM-C failure MICO has to abandon the development of EM model. (In case of success they will not work on other design/s)In case of success of EM-A: they estimated revenue of $180m with 75% chances and $162m with 25% chances.EM-B: they estimated revenue of $178m with 80% chances and $148m with 20% chances.EM-C: they estimated revenue of $190m with 78% chances, $170 with 12% chances and $142 with 10% chances.MICO’s CEO knows that you are taking Decision analysis course and he asked you to consider all the alternatives to draw Decision tree and show all EMV’s on tree (show the calculation of EMV’s)?
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