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Week 5 A BUS 308 What I have learned about statistics? BUS 308: Statistics for Managers Statistics play a major role in our society. Everywhere that we look statistics have been used to predict an outcome of what may happen such as with businesses, the economy, and jobs. Statistics can be defined as €œa branch of mathematics dealing with the collection, analysis, interpretation, and presentation of masses of numerical data and a collection of quantitative data (Merriam-Webster Dictionar...

Week One Assignment COM Com 101 Week One Assignment Com 101 Communication studies is regarded as a significant discipline for many reasons, all of which are important, valid, and profound. Communication, as stated in the textbook, is €œeverywhere, all the time. It cannot be avoided. Even when you are asleep, communication occurs€ (Tinianow & Fairley, 2015). This clearly indicates the influence communication has in every human-beings everyday life. The importance of that fact alone ca...

HCA 430 Week 2 A Week 2 Assignment HCA 430 Vulnerable groups are everywhere in the United States, nearly every facet of a community has individuals within it, that suffer in silence. In this assignment I have chosen to identify and define individuals suffering from mental conditions and a variety of impacts that factor into the lives of these individuals. Additionally, I will analyze the intersection of social, political, and economic factors affecting vulnerability for this respective gr...

SC235 Unit 8 D Unit 8 Discussion When Good Discoveries Go Bad: Antibiotics Bacteria are a type of prokaryote that are absolutely everywhere in the world, from soil to food, and even inside other living creatures. In the past 60 years, scientists have developed some incredible drugs, called antibiotics, to fight bacterial infections. These drugs have saved millions of lives. There is, however, a downside to the development of antibiotics, their overuse. Since the late 1970s, antibiotics have ...

Jerome is an entrepreneur and wants to raise finance for Digital Everywhere, Inc. He presents two tables to the potential investors: the expectations over the balance sheet and a list of comparable firms with few financial metrics. Your job is to valuate the firm using - Discounted Cash Flow analysis - Multiples - The "entrepreneurial method" The solution starts by looking at the assumptions: - no debt - 2%-5% growth rate - 1 million initial investment - 10-year government bonds yielding 7% ...