Vivek and Warren are working on an assignment for their mark…

Vivek and Warren are working on an assignment for their marketing class. Warren finishes his part of the assignment; Vivek doesn’t. Vivek apologizes because he took an extra shift at work and didn’t give the assignment the priority it needed. He promises Warren he will stay home tonight and finish his work. What personality characteristic does this show?

Which ONE of the five senses (sight, hearing, taste, smell,…

Which ONE of the five senses (sight, hearing, taste, smell, touch) would you miss the most if you lost it? Choose only ONE SENSE and provide 3 reasons why that sense would be one you would miss most. Each reason should be addressed in a separate paragraph. Your essay should have a total of 5 paragraphs: Introduction Reason 1 Reason 2 Reason 3 Conclusion

Carmen is an instructional designer for a company that helps…

Carmen is an instructional designer for a company that helps university faculty develop online courses. Each designer at her company has a checklist of tasks that faculty at the university must accomplish before a course is considered ready to launch. Her employer wants designers to develop courses more quickly and has implemented a program to accomplish this goal. The program pays the designer a bonus for each course they develop before the deadline. The best way to describe this program is a(n) [program]. The program is paid as a [pay] The program rewards designers based on [scheme].  Carmen’s ability to earn a bonus depends on how quickly the university’s faculty accomplish the tasks, which is a(n) [risk].

(Each selection is worth 1 points each) Complete the table b…

(Each selection is worth 1 points each) Complete the table by correctly selecting the characteristics of the goods listed and then correctly selected the remaining goods. Options provided in the drowdown menus will not necessarily be used. Type of Good [Charc1a] [Charc1b] [Charc2a] Cup of Coffee [Good1] [Charc2b] [Good2] Asteroid Defense   (Each selection is worth 1 point) Two companies, Apple and Google, are considering developing a smart phone. Development will require significant up-front investment. The game matrix below shows the payoffs for two companies depending upon each company’s decision to develop or not develop. Google’s payoffs are always listed first and Apple’s payoffs are always listed second.    Payoff Matrix Apple Develop Don’t Develop Google Develop (-$5 mill, -$5 mill) ($10 mill., $0) Don’t Develop ($0, $10 mill.) ($0,$0) Label each outcome as “Nash Equilibrium” or “Not a Nash Equilibrium.” (Develop, Develop) [outcome1] (Develop, Don’t Develop) [outcome2] (Don’t Develop, Develop) [outcome3] (Don’t Develop, Don’t Develop) [outcome4]