factor that may increase the likelihood of child abuse?
A. A child's community offers few activities for young people.
B. A child lives in an environment where household rules are enforced.
C. A child lives under conditions with many protective factors.
D. A child's personal caregiver has a college degree.

Critically assess the way Jeff Bezos dealt with stakeholders with a particular focus on employees of Amazon. Suppose the manager of a systems engineering project is evaluating a risk event X that, if it occurs, may cost the project x1=15 (dollars thousand) to address with probability 4/7 or x2=25 (dollars thousand) to address with probability 3/7. Suppose the risk managers utility function is (x)=1.386(10.064(x30)) where x is in dollars thousand and x1 and x2 are specific values of x. Given this, determine the managers risk attitude by comparing the utility of the expected value of the cost to address risk event X to the expected utility of the cost to address risk event X. If the Fed buys 1 million of bonds from the First National Bank,but an additional 8% of any deposit is held as excess reserves.a. What is the total increase in checkable deposits?b. Describe the tw Business Law:Dan, Rachel and Zach have been in business together as dog breeders since 2015. When they started the business, they each contributed capital in the following manner:Dan : $40,000Rachel: $40,000Zach: $20,000They own 10 acres of land jointly which is used in the business. Their clients extend all over the Caribbean. The business is known as "The Paws Club". There is no written agreement between them.In 2019 Zach entered into a contract with Paul to purchase a champion dog from Germany at a cost of $35,000 unknown to Dan and Rachel. However, because of his close relation to Paul, Zach made the purchase. He also bought for himself a brand-new Toyota Hilux for $500,000, with the latest high-tech gadgets included. He told the car dealer, that this would be used for his weekend trips. He signed the contract in the business name. Dan and Rachel had no knowledge of the purchase, until they received an invoice from the car dealership. Dan and Rachel are refusing to pay it. The car dealership and Paul are now demanding payment from the Paw Club based on the contracts signed by Zach. As a result of this behaviour, Dan and Rachel would like to remove Zach. Dan and Rachel are also considering registering the business to a private limited company, in which they will be both directors and shareholders.Advise Dan and Rachel. write an equation for the change of electric potential energy An egg cell has 10 pg of DNA in its nucleus. How much amount of DNA will be, in this animal at the end of G2 phase of mitosis?WHAT IS PG 9. You are a memory research interested in the effect of emotional arousal on memory. You find some very emotionally arousing pictures (i.e. scenes from car accidents, laughing celebrities, cute cats). You ask people to rate how emotionally arousing the photos are and later you test their memory recall for these pictures. Write out the 4 steps of hypothesis testing to test whether if increasing arousal is associated with better recall (p : Financial Markets 20 ptsRead each scenario in the following table and determine the best strategy to raise financial capital. (Early-stage capital, Profits, Bonds, Stocks)ScenarioSuggested strategy:Early-stage capital/ from profits/issue bonds/ sell stocksAfter an amazing year of record profits, this company wants to take their winning formula and open another store. They dont like to acquire debt or new partners. This company is ready to go public and have their company trading in the New York stock exchange to raise money for the company.In business for 15 years this company needs money to develop their production process and to expand to other countries. They are confident they can pay back this debt in 7 years.A news start-up social media company needs money to develop their platform and to market their site.This new company is looking to raise funds by having a strategic partner with access to money. The company is willing to give up ownership or to borrow the funds with a repayment term of five years. eBook H Problem Walk-Through Find the future values of the following ordinary annuities: a. FV of $400 paid each 6 months for 5 years at a nominal rate of 6% compounded semiannually. Do not round intermediate calculations. Round your answer to the nearest cent. $ b. FV of $200 paid each 3 months for 5 years at a nominal rate of 6% compounded quarterly. Do not round intermediate calculations. Round your answer to the nearest cent. $ c. These annuities receive the same amount of cash during the 5-year period and earn interest at the same nominal rate, yet the annuity in part b ends up larger than the one in part a. Why does this occur? -Select- Hide Foods 21. Transformers are insulated wires wrapped around acore.a. plastic b. woodc. leadd. iron22. The general advantages of systems over systems are: 1. There is less utility space required for equipment such as ductwork and 2. Less energy is required for pump power to circulate water than is required for fan power to circulate air.a. all-air / all-water b. all-water/all-airis the color a lamp appears when you look at it.23 Thea. CRI b. CCT24. The hot side where condensation takes place in the vapor refrigeration cycle is called thea. evaporatorb. condenser c. compressor25. The describes how light is distributed in spacea. Photometric curveb. Psychometric chart26.. are required to be used near wet locations.a. Circuit Breakersb. Fuses c. BXSd. GFCIs27. Air handling units are typically mounted on top ofa. filters b. pillowsc. dunnage28. The illustrates how deep exterior light gets into the interior spaces.a. zonal cavity method b. illumination gradient29. In electrical conductors, MCM stands fora. Main conductorb. One thousand circular milsc. Circular milsd. Master Cable30. Which ducts are more efficient?a. square b. ovalc. rounda. True31. True or False. The vapor compression cycle does not work very well in hot arid environments.b. False When specifying PPE which of the following should be considered? (a) Prove or disprove: If S C Xis a compact subset of a metric spaceX,p>, then S is closed and bounded. (b) True or false? Justify your answer: A closed, bounded subset SCX of a metric space X, p>, is compact. (c) Given the set T := {(x, y) = R: |ay| 1}. Is T a compact set? Show your working. If you say it is not compact, then find the smallest compact set containing T. 2 (d) Given a metric spaceX.p>, and two compact subsets S,TEX. Prove that SUT is compact. The Lim Ltd manufactures and sells PC sets. There are two divisions responsible for the manufacturing process. The existing policy of Lim's senior management is to allow division managers to act autonomously to maximize their own division's operating income. Plant A (the screening division) is located in Dongquan, while plant B (the assembling division) is located in Guizhou of the PRC. Plant B buys PC screens from Plant A and assembles the PC sets. Currently, Plant A is operating at full capacity, incurs an incremental manufacturing cost of $55 per unit. Moreover, Plant A can sell all its output to the outside market at a price of $90 per screen, after incurring a variable marketing and distribution cost of $8 per screen. If Plant B purchases screens from outside suppliers at a price of $90 per screen, it will incur a variable purchasing cost of $5 per screen. Required: 1. What is the possible range of transfer price between the two division managers? Explain 2. Now suppose that the Plant A can sell only 80% of its output capacity of 30,000 screens per month on the open market. Capacity cannot be reduced in the short run. Plant B can assemble and sell more than 30,000 TV sets per month. a. What is the minimum transfer price at which the Plant A manager would be willing to sell screens to the Plant B ? Explain b. From the viewpoint of the senior management, would internal transfer be a good choice? Explain briefly . 3.Would you recommend senior management of Lim Ltd to change its existing transfer price policy? Discuss. Search for articles about reverse auctions. What are threeadvantages and threedisadvantages of using reverse auctions to purchase products andservices forbusinesses? For consumers? Under the deferral method, how should endowment contributions be recognized?a.As revenue in the endowment fund.b.According to the terms of the endowment agreement.c.As direct increases in net assets in the period they are received.d.As revenue in the year they are received. The FGM Corporation has 800M shares of its common stock outstanding, which is priced at $20 per share. The stock beta is estimated at 1.5. In addition, the Corporations 8%, $20B par, 15-year, B-rated semiannual coupon paying bonds are priced at a discount of 10% from its par. In addition, the FGM Corporation also finances its operation with 100M shares of its preferred stock, which pays annual DPS of $4 and is currently priced at $50 per share. Currently, the yield on short term Treasury securities is 2%, and the market risk premium is 9.5%. Assume that the tax rate is 21%.(i) Compute the WACC of The FGM Corporation. < >(ii) Say, the flotation costs for issuing new debt, preferred stock, and common stock capital are, respectively, 3%, 8%, and 15%. Without the adjustment for flotation costs, the NPV of The FGM Corporations $120M project is estimated to be $8M. Compute the weighted average flotation cost, and the NPV of this project after taking into account of the flotation costs. 3. G=2Q, ZF = ZP, and H=R. Find sides "p" and "h". (2 KU marks, 2App marks) 9 G R P 13 cm 7 cm 26 cm h F 28 cm H SSON # DEVIMA Q P=80 - 2Q where P= price per 1000 gallons ($/1000 g) Q= quantity of water in units of 1000 gallons 1. (10 pts) Illustrate the figure and show how you calculate (a) the quantity (Q ) of water this consumer would optimally choose, (b) the marginal value received for this last unit of quantity, and (c) the total benefit (value) they would receive as a result IF the price offered to them is $0.00 per 1000 g ? a. Q = 1000 gallons b. Marginal value at Q $ dollars per 1000 gallons c. Total benefit =$ dollars (in this case it would also equal the consumer surplus and the total net benefit as well). For the next 5 problems, suppose a researcher is studying the percentage of students at USC and UCLA who have been a Primary Responsible Driver in a car accident (PRD). The researcher takes a simple random sample of 200 USC students and a simple random sample of 400 UCLA students, and checks the driving records of each of the students. The researcher finds that 40 of the sampled USC students have been a PRD, and 50 of the sampled ULA students have been a PRD. Which of the following is true? a. Since 50>40, the evidence suggests that going to UCLA is positively associated with being a PRD. b. Since 50+4040/400, the evidence suggests that students who have been PRDs are more likely to participate in this study. If a firm considers increasing its output and the extra revenue from producing one more unit is smaller Ithan the marginal cost of making the unit, then producing that extra unit C will decrease economic profit, but increase accounting profit C will increase the firm' profit C will decrease the firm' profit c will have no effect on the firm' profit