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The essay is focusing on the supply and demand in the housing industry within the past few years in UK and how the interaction between supply and demand determines the prices of the properties. Relevant diagrams have been included, to support the points. The essay clearly explains what happens when the supply/demand increase or decrease and how it affects the housing market.
The document covers the most vital parts of managing the finances of a business. What is profit and loss? What is working capital and how does it affect the business? Case study with examples is included. How is inventory managed? The essay also covers the purpose of budgeting and explains some budgeting methods: internal budgeting, zero based budgeting, activity based budgeting.
a 2000-word report responding to the task in the box below. 
Task: Analyse the impacts of establishing a new university in a large city. 
Use this analysis to recommend ways of maximising the benefits and/or 
minimising the challenges of establishing a new university in a large city.
Coursework written assignment solution: 
 
Innovation and business ethics are sources of competitive advantage and key 
concepts in business practise. Using one of the five companies shown below: 
• Assess the impact of innovation on modern business organisations. 
• Assess the impact of business ethics and corporate social responsibility 
(CSR) on modern business organisations.
Institutional Review Board (IRB) is an oversight body governed by federal regulations and responsible for addressing ethical issues that arise in patient care and facilitating decision-making that takes participants' principles, concerns, and interests into account in an institution. Its primary functions are providing clinical consultation on ethics, formulating and reviewing clinical ethics and institutional dogmas, and providing education about relevant issues in clinical ethics. This paper ...
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