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Accounting: 2 Part Assignment

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Part 1 “700 WORDS”

As EEC’s corporate business financial analyst, you will need to have a clear understanding of the different types of costs (variable, fixed, and mixed) that the company carries. Complete the following for this assignment:

Review EEC’s journal activity.
Define and identify its variable, fixed, and mixed costs.
Determine what affect a sales volume increase or decrease will have on unit fixed cost, unit variable cost, total fixed cost, and total variable cost.

**EEC JOURNAL ATTACHED AS EXCEL SPREADSHEET**

Part 2 “900 WODRDS”

As an EEC corporate business financial analyst, you must have an expert understanding of the various costing methods. Select 1 of the following costing concepts:

Full costing or absorption costing
Variable costing
Target costing
Life cycle costing
Activity-based costing

Respond to the following questions on the costing concept that you selected:

Provide the definition of the concept.
Discuss how and when the concept could be used by EEC.
Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of the concept as it relates to EEC.

**THE TOTAL WORD COUNT BETWEEN THE ASSIGNMENTS HAS TO BE 1500 WORDS, CAN BE ALLOCATED AT YOUR DISCRETION BETWEEN THE ASSIGNMENTS”
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could anyone help me with my final project assessment (how can new technologies play important roles on communication?)

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final project assignemnt

topic:How can new technologies play important roles on communication?

]The assignment must be: –

– Type written

– Include all Headings

– Edited for typo and grammatical errors

– Left and right alignment of 2 cm

– 1.5 spacing

– Font size – 12

– Lettering – Times New Roman

– Paragraphing – 1.5 spaces

Note: Refer to Research_paper_tamplete. Doc

with a good price ( please)

You and Shawn are now ready to meet with John and the board of directors at AGC. Shawn calls to check in with you about the report.

“Hi, Shawn,” you say. “How’s everything at AGC?”

“We’re doing well,” he says. “I am happy to report that employee satisfaction and morale have increased, employee retention rates are high, and productivity has substantially improved.”

“That’s great to hear,” you say. “I am finalizing my executive report, but I still need to add some information that will help ensure that AGC remains proactive and competitive in a quickly changing global environment. I’ve got a short bulleted list of things that I think should be added. Would you take a look at it, and give me your thoughts?”

“Sure,” he says. “E-mail it to me, and we’ll talk through it now. I’ve got time.”

“Okay,” you say. “Thanks.”

You send the following list to Shawn and discuss each point for inclusion in the report:

1.Describe various forms of internal and external threats to an organization.

2.Describe methods to detect internal and external threats to the organization.

3.Evaluate methods to protect the organization from internal and external threats.

4.Develop a proactive plan of environmental scanning to evaluate any existing threats to AGC.

2500-3000 Words

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You and Shawn are now ready to meet with John and the board of directors at AGC. Shawn calls to check in with you about the report.

“Hi, Shawn,” you say. “How’s everything at AGC?”

“We’re doing well,” he says. “I am happy to report that employee satisfaction and morale have increased, employee retention rates are high, and productivity has substantially improved.”

“That’s great to hear,” you say. “I am finalizing my executive report, but I still need to add some information that will help ensure that AGC remains proactive and competitive in a quickly changing global environment. I’ve got a short bulleted list of things that I think should be added. Would you take a look at it, and give me your thoughts?”

“Sure,” he says. “E-mail it to me, and we’ll talk through it now. I’ve got time.”

“Okay,” you say. “Thanks.”

You send the following list to Shawn and discuss each point for inclusion in the report:

1.Describe various forms of internal and external threats to an organization.

2.Describe methods to detect internal and external threats to the organization.

3.Evaluate methods to protect the organization from internal and external threats.

4.Develop a proactive plan of environmental scanning to evaluate any existing threats to AGC.

FOR A-PLUS WRITER

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Your final paper should run about 8 pages.

Structure

This is a traditional research paper. You should begin with a question or series of questions, your account of research and the state of debate on your question and a conclusion based on your research.

Topics

The topic must be related to the theme of the course – the development and current state of the economies of Asia. Below is a list of possible topics, though you may choose another topic as long as it is relevant to the course.

To what extent have the major economies of Asia relied on state-led development?
What has been the role of export-led growth in Asia (or in a particular country)?
How important has the use of capital and exchange controls been in countries that have used them (India, China, Malaysia)?
Are the growth rates of India and/or another country or group of countries sustainable?
What is the role of trade with China and Japan in the development of other economies in Asia?
What kind of development path has a particular country pursued?
To what extent has the development of the smaller economies of Asia (or a particular country) been driven by FDI from other countries?
To what extent has the development of Asian economies (or a particular country) been driven by low wages?
What do social indicators tell us about the state of human development in Asia (or in a particular country)?
What is Abenommics and is it likely to pull Japan out of its stagnation?
How has fiscal policy in China helped avert stagnation since the 2008 world economic downturn?
How has the world economic downturn affected other economies in Asia?
How has industrialization and growth of a country impacted the environment?
How has economic reform impacted poverty rates or other measures of social well-being?
To what extent are the economies of Asia dependent on exports to the US and EU and how is this likely to change, given the weakness of these economies?

You may also choose a historical topic, like whether conditions improved for working people under Maoism in China, whether India’s five year plans were successful in alleviating poverty.

These are just ideas. You may choose any other related topic.

Grading

Grades will be based on:

The specificity of your question and overall topic.
Good use of sources and quotations to support points and show the current state of discussion/debate on your topic.
Quality of writing.
Structure of argument in answering your question and deriving a conclusion.
Good use of data to support conclusions.

Sources

The best sources of information can be found in Academic Search Complete on the library’s website. The Far East Economic Review and Pacific Review are particularly good sources and are not too technical. You may also use non-academic sources like the Asian Wall Street Journal, Financial Times or Economist Magazine. Apec.org and ASEAN.org are good sources of information, as are the Asian Development Bank, World Bank, IMF and government sources in any of the countries you are researching.

You should use at least four sources outside of the assigned readings. You should also include at least one table or chart using data to support points.

FOR A-PLUS WRITER

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Your final paper should run about 8 pages.

Structure

This is a traditional research paper. You should begin with a question or series of questions, your account of research and the state of debate on your question and a conclusion based on your research.

Topics

The topic must be related to the theme of the course – the development and current state of the economies of Asia. Below is a list of possible topics, though you may choose another topic as long as it is relevant to the course.

To what extent have the major economies of Asia relied on state-led development?
What has been the role of export-led growth in Asia (or in a particular country)?
How important has the use of capital and exchange controls been in countries that have used them (India, China, Malaysia)?
Are the growth rates of India and/or another country or group of countries sustainable?
What is the role of trade with China and Japan in the development of other economies in Asia?
What kind of development path has a particular country pursued?
To what extent has the development of the smaller economies of Asia (or a particular country) been driven by FDI from other countries?
To what extent has the development of Asian economies (or a particular country) been driven by low wages?
What do social indicators tell us about the state of human development in Asia (or in a particular country)?
What is Abenommics and is it likely to pull Japan out of its stagnation?
How has fiscal policy in China helped avert stagnation since the 2008 world economic downturn?
How has the world economic downturn affected other economies in Asia?
How has industrialization and growth of a country impacted the environment?
How has economic reform impacted poverty rates or other measures of social well-being?
To what extent are the economies of Asia dependent on exports to the US and EU and how is this likely to change, given the weakness of these economies?

You may also choose a historical topic, like whether conditions improved for working people under Maoism in China, whether India’s five year plans were successful in alleviating poverty.

These are just ideas. You may choose any other related topic.

Grading

Grades will be based on:

The specificity of your question and overall topic.
Good use of sources and quotations to support points and show the current state of discussion/debate on your topic.
Quality of writing.
Structure of argument in answering your question and deriving a conclusion.
Good use of data to support conclusions.

Sources

The best sources of information can be found in Academic Search Complete on the library’s website. The Far East Economic Review and Pacific Review are particularly good sources and are not too technical. You may also use non-academic sources like the Asian Wall Street Journal, Financial Times or Economist Magazine. Apec.org and ASEAN.org are good sources of information, as are the Asian Development Bank, World Bank, IMF and government sources in any of the countries you are researching.

You should use at least four sources outside of the assigned readings. You should also include at least one table or chart using data to support points.

FOR A-PLUS WRITER

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Your final paper should run about 8 pages.

Structure

This is a traditional research paper. You should begin with a question or series of questions, your account of research and the state of debate on your question and a conclusion based on your research.

Topics

The topic must be related to the theme of the course – the development and current state of the economies of Asia. Below is a list of possible topics, though you may choose another topic as long as it is relevant to the course.

To what extent have the major economies of Asia relied on state-led development?
What has been the role of export-led growth in Asia (or in a particular country)?
How important has the use of capital and exchange controls been in countries that have used them (India, China, Malaysia)?
Are the growth rates of India and/or another country or group of countries sustainable?
What is the role of trade with China and Japan in the development of other economies in Asia?
What kind of development path has a particular country pursued?
To what extent has the development of the smaller economies of Asia (or a particular country) been driven by FDI from other countries?
To what extent has the development of Asian economies (or a particular country) been driven by low wages?
What do social indicators tell us about the state of human development in Asia (or in a particular country)?
What is Abenommics and is it likely to pull Japan out of its stagnation?
How has fiscal policy in China helped avert stagnation since the 2008 world economic downturn?
How has the world economic downturn affected other economies in Asia?
How has industrialization and growth of a country impacted the environment?
How has economic reform impacted poverty rates or other measures of social well-being?
To what extent are the economies of Asia dependent on exports to the US and EU and how is this likely to change, given the weakness of these economies?

You may also choose a historical topic, like whether conditions improved for working people under Maoism in China, whether India’s five year plans were successful in alleviating poverty.

These are just ideas. You may choose any other related topic.

Grading

Grades will be based on:

The specificity of your question and overall topic.
Good use of sources and quotations to support points and show the current state of discussion/debate on your topic.
Quality of writing.
Structure of argument in answering your question and deriving a conclusion.
Good use of data to support conclusions.

Sources

The best sources of information can be found in Academic Search Complete on the library’s website. The Far East Economic Review and Pacific Review are particularly good sources and are not too technical. You may also use non-academic sources like the Asian Wall Street Journal, Financial Times or Economist Magazine. Apec.org and ASEAN.org are good sources of information, as are the Asian Development Bank, World Bank, IMF and government sources in any of the countries you are researching.

You should use at least four sources outside of the assigned readings. You should also include at least one table or chart using data to support points.

FOR A-PLUS WRITER

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Your final paper should run about 8 pages.

Structure

This is a traditional research paper. You should begin with a question or series of questions, your account of research and the state of debate on your question and a conclusion based on your research.

Topics

The topic must be related to the theme of the course – the development and current state of the economies of Asia. Below is a list of possible topics, though you may choose another topic as long as it is relevant to the course.

To what extent have the major economies of Asia relied on state-led development?
What has been the role of export-led growth in Asia (or in a particular country)?
How important has the use of capital and exchange controls been in countries that have used them (India, China, Malaysia)?
Are the growth rates of India and/or another country or group of countries sustainable?
What is the role of trade with China and Japan in the development of other economies in Asia?
What kind of development path has a particular country pursued?
To what extent has the development of the smaller economies of Asia (or a particular country) been driven by FDI from other countries?
To what extent has the development of Asian economies (or a particular country) been driven by low wages?
What do social indicators tell us about the state of human development in Asia (or in a particular country)?
What is Abenommics and is it likely to pull Japan out of its stagnation?
How has fiscal policy in China helped avert stagnation since the 2008 world economic downturn?
How has the world economic downturn affected other economies in Asia?
How has industrialization and growth of a country impacted the environment?
How has economic reform impacted poverty rates or other measures of social well-being?
To what extent are the economies of Asia dependent on exports to the US and EU and how is this likely to change, given the weakness of these economies?

You may also choose a historical topic, like whether conditions improved for working people under Maoism in China, whether India’s five year plans were successful in alleviating poverty.

These are just ideas. You may choose any other related topic.

Grading

Grades will be based on:

The specificity of your question and overall topic.
Good use of sources and quotations to support points and show the current state of discussion/debate on your topic.
Quality of writing.
Structure of argument in answering your question and deriving a conclusion.
Good use of data to support conclusions.

Sources

The best sources of information can be found in Academic Search Complete on the library’s website. The Far East Economic Review and Pacific Review are particularly good sources and are not too technical. You may also use non-academic sources like the Asian Wall Street Journal, Financial Times or Economist Magazine. Apec.org and ASEAN.org are good sources of information, as are the Asian Development Bank, World Bank, IMF and government sources in any of the countries you are researching.

You should use at least four sources outside of the assigned readings. You should also include at least one table

FOR A-PLUS WRITER

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Your final paper should run about 8 pages.

Structure

This is a traditional research paper. You should begin with a question or series of questions, your account of research and the state of debate on your question and a conclusion based on your research.

Topics

The topic must be related to the theme of the course – the development and current state of the economies of Asia. Below is a list of possible topics, though you may choose another topic as long as it is relevant to the course.

To what extent have the major economies of Asia relied on state-led development?
What has been the role of export-led growth in Asia (or in a particular country)?
How important has the use of capital and exchange controls been in countries that have used them (India, China, Malaysia)?
Are the growth rates of India and/or another country or group of countries sustainable?
What is the role of trade with China and Japan in the development of other economies in Asia?
What kind of development path has a particular country pursued?
To what extent has the development of the smaller economies of Asia (or a particular country) been driven by FDI from other countries?
To what extent has the development of Asian economies (or a particular country) been driven by low wages?
What do social indicators tell us about the state of human development in Asia (or in a particular country)?
What is Abenommics and is it likely to pull Japan out of its stagnation?
How has fiscal policy in China helped avert stagnation since the 2008 world economic downturn?
How has the world economic downturn affected other economies in Asia?
How has industrialization and growth of a country impacted the environment?
How has economic reform impacted poverty rates or other measures of social well-being?
To what extent are the economies of Asia dependent on exports to the US and EU and how is this likely to change, given the weakness of these economies?

You may also choose a historical topic, like whether conditions improved for working people under Maoism in China, whether India’s five year plans were successful in alleviating poverty.

These are just ideas. You may choose any other related topic.

Grading

Grades will be based on:

The specificity of your question and overall topic.
Good use of sources and quotations to support points and show the current state of discussion/debate on your topic.
Quality of writing.
Structure of argument in answering your question and deriving a conclusion.
Good use of data to support conclusions.

Sources

The best sources of information can be found in Academic Search Complete on the library’s website. The Far East Economic Review and Pacific Review are particularly good sources and are not too technical. You may also use non-academic sources like the Asian Wall Street Journal, Financial Times or Economist Magazine. Apec.org and ASEAN.org are good sources of information, as are the Asian Development Bank, World Bank, IMF and government sources in any of the countries you are researching.

You should use at least four sources outside of the assigned readings. You should also include at least one table or chart using data to support points.

Economics homework help

FOR A-PLUS WRITER

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Your final paper should run about 8 pages.

Structure

This is a traditional research paper. You should begin with a question or series of questions, your account of research and the state of debate on your question and a conclusion based on your research.

Topics

The topic must be related to the theme of the course – the development and current state of the economies of Asia. Below is a list of possible topics, though you may choose another topic as long as it is relevant to the course.

To what extent have the major economies of Asia relied on state-led development?
What has been the role of export-led growth in Asia (or in a particular country)?
How important has the use of capital and exchange controls been in countries that have used them (India, China, Malaysia)?
Are the growth rates of India and/or another country or group of countries sustainable?
What is the role of trade with China and Japan in the development of other economies in Asia?
What kind of development path has a particular country pursued?
To what extent has the development of the smaller economies of Asia (or a particular country) been driven by FDI from other countries?
To what extent has the development of Asian economies (or a particular country) been driven by low wages?
What do social indicators tell us about the state of human development in Asia (or in a particular country)?
What is Abenommics and is it likely to pull Japan out of its stagnation?
How has fiscal policy in China helped avert stagnation since the 2008 world economic downturn?
How has the world economic downturn affected other economies in Asia?
How has industrialization and growth of a country impacted the environment?
How has economic reform impacted poverty rates or other measures of social well-being?
To what extent are the economies of Asia dependent on exports to the US and EU and how is this likely to change, given the weakness of these economies?

You may also choose a historical topic, like whether conditions improved for working people under Maoism in China, whether India’s five year plans were successful in alleviating poverty.

These are just ideas. You may choose any other related topic.

Grading

Grades will be based on:

The specificity of your question and overall topic.
Good use of sources and quotations to support points and show the current state of discussion/debate on your topic.
Quality of writing.
Structure of argument in answering your question and deriving a conclusion.
Good use of data to support conclusions.

Sources

The best sources of information can be found in Academic Search Complete on the library’s website. The Far East Economic Review and Pacific Review are particularly good sources and are not too technical. You may also use non-academic sources like the Asian Wall Street Journal, Financial Times or Economist Magazine. Apec.org and ASEAN.org are good sources of information, as are the Asian Development Bank, World Bank, IMF and government sources in any of the countries you are researching.

You should use at least four sources outside of the assigned readings. You should also include at least one table or chart using data to support points.