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In a real estate transaction the principal would BEST be described as the - Answer-Person represented by an agent Bert is showing his buyer a home in a historic district. The buyer mentions in passing that she would like to place solar panels on the roof. Beet knows that the homeowners association CC&Rs would prohibit this to protect the historic character of the neighborhood, but he doesn't tell the buyer for fear she'll loose interest in the house. Bert has committed - Answer-Actual...

Proprietorships & Partnerships: Pros & Cons - Answer-Pros: Ease of Information, Subject to a few regulations, no corporation income taxes. Cons: Limited life, difficult to transfer, unlimited life, difficult to raise capital. Corporations: Pros & Cons - Answer-Pros: Unlimited life, easy transfer of ownership, limited liability, ease of raising capital. Cons: Cost of formation and reporting, double or triple taxes must be paid. Non-profit Organization - Answer-Exempt from taxes. Goal is t...

APRN - Answer--completed accredited graduate-level education program -passed national certification exam that measures role and competencies -clinical knowledge skills to provide direct care to patients -builds on competencies of RNs by demonstrating depth and breadth of knowledge -educationally prepared to assume responsibility and accountability for health promotion and management -has license APRN education in these populations - Answer--family, across the lifespan -adult-gerontolog...

In order to be a successful price discriminator, a provider must have a degree of market power (depicted by a downward-sloping demand curve) and meet what other condition(s)? a. Customers cannot know that different prices are being charged. b. Markets must be segmentable, identifying differences in ability to pay. c. Demand for services must be relatively price elastic. d. Profitable service expansion opportunities must be limited. e. The provider must have excess capacity to accommodate ...

What is "economics"? - Answer-A Map for decision making. Economics analyzes the allocation of scarce resources. What are some of the specific challenges faced by managers in healthcare? - Answer-1. The central roles of risk and uncertainty 2. The complexities created by insurance 3. The perils produced by information asymmetries 4. The problems posed by not-for-profit organizations 5. The rapid and confusing course of technical and institutional change What does asymmetric informatio...

Suppose you must rely exclusively on cost-effectiveness analysis (CEA) to determine whether a category of people receives, potentially life-saving, intervention. Which of the following considerations must you keep in mind when making your decision? a. CEA studies are considered the gold standard as far as evaluation studies are concerned b. CEA ignores the possibility that certain unidentified individuals in a group may have a greater than normal positive response to the treatment c. CE...

Current Trends, and Health Policy Which of the following is congruent with the APRN Consensus Model? A. APRN license occurs at the level of role and population foci B. APRN education programs must be at the doctoral level C. National certification by a recognized APRN certifying body is optional D. Accreditation by the US Department of Education is the minimum requirement for APRN programs - Answer-A. APRN license occurs at the level of role and population foci According to the APRN Con...

Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN) - Answer-- Completion of accredited graduate level education - Passed national certification examination - Acquired advanced clinical knowledge and skills to provide direct care - Practice and skills build upon the competencies of a Registered Nurse (greater synthesis of data, increased complexity of skills and greater role autonomy) - Educationally prepared to assume responsibility and accountability for direct and indirect patient care (asses...

Which of the following is the most correct definition of accounting? - Answer-A system for providing quantitative information, primarily financial in nature, about economic entities that is intended to be useful in making economic decisions What is NOT typically true of accounting information? - Answer-The information relates to future time periods. Which is NOT a key component of the definition of accounting? - Answer-Qualitative What is true about the double-entry system of bookkeepin...

Accounting for Decision Makers - C213 Bookkeeping - Answer-is the preservation of a systematic, quantitative record of an activity Accounting - Answer-A system of providing "quantitative information, primarily financial in nature, about economic entities that is intended to be useful in making economic decisions." The key features of this definition are the following: Numbers: Accounting is quantitative. This is a strength because numbers can be easily tabulated and summarized. It is a...