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*Certified High Graded Work*: Unit International Business: P2 - Explain the types of finance available for international business. A2: Financing of international business • Methods used to finance international trade, e.g. prepayment by the importer, letters of credit, export credits, bank loans.

Independent Project Organization - PM has entire responsibility and authority over project. Discussions can be made quickly. Matrix Organization - PM shares responsibility with functional manager for assigning work. Individuals report to the FM, but work with the PM. Project Manager Target Agreement (PMTA) - Formal confirmation of executing project documenting agreed targets regarding deadlines, scope, costs, & margin. More detailed than LOE. Includes project description, financial/strateg...

A1) Benefits of pentesting -ANSWER Manage risk. Increase business continuity. Minimise client-side attacks. Protect clients, partners and third-parties. Comply with regulation. A1) Pentest structure -ANSWER Reconnaissance (i.e. find live hosts, sweeping, find services, scanning, banner matching, find vulnerabilities). Target prioritisation (e.g. assess servers rather than printers). Testing of services and exploitation if applicable. Consult/Confirm with customer if ok to exploit. Inform cust...

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A2/AD operations - ANSWER-Anti-access/area denial operations Administrative Discharge - ANSWER-Discharge of a person from naval service initiated by the government for reasons of unsuitability or inaptitude for service life Admiralty law - ANSWER-A combination of national and international law that deals with contracts, torts, injuries, or offenses that occur on the navigable waters of the world Agents(chemical or biological warfare) - ANSWER-Chemical compounds, germs or substances that...

A2 Stakeholders and their influence • Stakeholders: o internal, e.g. managers, employees, owners o external, e.g. suppliers, lenders, competitors, debtors, creditors, customers, government agencies and departments (local, national, international), communities (local, national, international), pressure groups, interest groups. • The influence of stakeholders on business success, e.g. shareholder value; customers as long-term assets (strong customer service enables customer loyalty and retent...

Affirmative – Need to Shun Human Rights Abusers 8 Need to Shun Human Rights Abusers 9 Must Always Fight Evil 12 Must Reject Support for Human Rights Violators 15 Must Cut Ties to Evil Institutions 18 Shunning Avoids Complicity 19 Engagement Morally Wrong 20 AT: Other Interests Outweighs 22 AT: Rights Violations Justified 23 AT: Rights Violations are Only Minor 25 AT: One Individual Rejection Doesn’t Solve 26 AT: Shunning Fails / Backfires 29 AT: Shunning Reinforces Abuses 31 AT:...

Unit 25: Water Quality Delivery guidance Water is essential for all life on the planet, whether plant, animal or human. Learners will be aware that access to water depends on the hydrological (water) cycle, in which water is constantly coming into contact with the air and the earth. As a consequence, the water we use in our everyday life is never pure: biological, chemical and physical materials are dissolved in it and/or carried by the flow. Issues with water quality can cause serious...

2023 HESI A2 CHEMISTRY EXAM PREP Q&A 1. 1. QUESTION Normal body temperature is considered to be 98.6oF. What is the normal body temperature in degrees Celsius? o 100° C o 37° C o 32° F o 21° C Answer: 37° C To convert between Fahrenheit and Celsius scales, use the formula, [°C] = ([°F] – 32) × 5/9. Inserting 98.6oF for the [oF] term, you get 37oC as the answer. [°C] = (98.6°F – 32) × 5/9 [°C] = (66.6) × 5/9 [°C] = 37 2. 2. QUESTION The mass of a grain of sand is ...