Jim Smith has worked for the ABC Insurance Company for the past twenty-three years. Jim graduated with a top-notch accounting degree and he also has his MBA. Bar none, Jim is considered by everyone in his organization to be a brilliant accountant. At issue is that Jim’s brilliance may be coupled with just a little too much “creativity” when one considers his approach to maximizing the company’s profits.

At the end of every quarter, Jim calls up the supervisors of each of ABC’s insurance branches, and asks them to estimate their outstanding insurance claims. These insurance claims represent money that the company very likely owes its customers – i.e., claims are estimates of money owed at the end of the quarter to ABC’s customers who are likely to file a claim in the near future, but who have not yet done so (the total money owed – but still outstanding – is referred to as a “claims lag”, since there is a lag from the date on which an insurable event has occurred to that point in time at which ABC has become aware that a customer has filed a valid claim).

For instance, based on historical experience, at the end of each quarter, Division 1 of ABC Company estimates that 20% of all claims for that quarter are still outstanding (i.e., an insurable event has occurred, but has not yet been reported to Division 1). This is the number (20%) reported to Jim. Being the “brilliant” accountant that he is, and in light of his sheer eagerness to maximize profits for the quarter (and because his quarterly bonus is based on each quarter’s profits!), Jim reduces the outstanding claims reported by all of ABC’s insurance divisions by 10%. In doing so, Jim has effectively reduced the company’s quarterly claims expenses by this same 10% — and voila! — Jim has also managed a creative increase in his own quarterly bonus.

As you might guess, Jim sees nothing wrong in further reducing the divisions’ company claims estimates, reasoning: “Look…they’re all a bunch of estimates anyhow!” Jim further opines: “Besides, I have a duty to this company and to its stockholders – and that is to maximize profits!”

Consider this situation from a virtue ethics perspective. What virtues are at stake?

 

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I need someone to answer blackboard question and respond to 2 of my classmates answers

Once we have arrived at a definition of – or at least an agreement on – just what exactly terrorism is, it is next important to understand how that behavior and goals manifest themselves into actual terrorism, i.e., just how do terrorists achieve those short term and long term goals? If we look at all of the many types of attacks that have been committed by terrorists around the world – in all the various forms they take – the number of different types of attacks might seem limitless. Therefore it is important to be able to classify, group and categorize the attacks in a comprehensible way for analytic, discussion and prediction purposes. In the paper “Principles of Terrorism” I present one approach to such classification and categorization. Others have been espoused, and still others may yet be developed. No matter how it may be classified, it is important to understand how different attack tactics or methodologies can and will be selected by terrorists depending on the purpose of the attack.

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(Develop and present what you feel is the optimal way to classify terrorist attack methodologies. This should include a definition of each, along with its tactical characteristics. Explain why you have categorized them in this fashion and why it is superior to other approaches.)

READING:

you can use other resources, but make sure its official resources

Giduck, When Terror Returns (2011), pp. 21-56.

Ken Booth and Tim Dunne, ed’s., Worlds in Collision: Terror and the Future of Global Order (New York: Palgrave MacMillan, 2002), Chapter Two;

“History and September 11,” by Francis Fukuyama, pp. 27-36.

guide line to answer this question

1- 300 or more word

2- use ELS student writing

3- do not use advance vocabulary

4- use simple grimmer

5- after you done with writing I will send you my classmates answers and you will analysis and respond to them as a massage to them .

for example , I agree with you and say your respond or i like what you wrote and say your respond . make sure to support his answer . you can add some detail to to support his answer .

 

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Business Case Project

Develop a complete business case for an idea. This may be a real example from your work environment or a fictional example from anywhere you choose. The basis for your business case is taken from the subject of your research paper.

Identify business area, your role in the business and a general problem that you plan to address for your business case, as this is the time that you would have selected your topic for your research paper. The following are some of the key points to list in your business case:

• Executive Summary
• Problem Statement (Issue)
• Analysis of the Situation
• Solution
• Project Description
• Data Flow Diagram
• Budget and project timeline
• Recommendations

Business Case Presentation

This is where you submit your Business Case Presentation

Students will gain practical experience applying the System Development Life Cycle model and related techniques by undertaking an individual project based on a real organizational need. Students will perform analysis of an issue or regulatory requirement and develop a solution using the concepts, methods and techniques that we will cover in class. The students will gain experience working on a Business Case project as an individual – which is a real-world requirement for most jobs

Requirements:

• Business case project(APA format)
• Business case presentation( power point 6 slides)

 

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Select two subjects from the following list of topics and write a 1,050-word analysis:

• Active monetary and fiscal policy
• Increased government spending to fight recessions
• Reducing federal government’s discretionary powers
• Zero-inflation target
• Balanced government budget
• Tax incentives for saving

Evaluate both the advocates’ position and the critics’ position.

Determine which position you support and defend your position.

Cite a minimum of 3 peer-reviewed sources not including your textbook.

Format consistent with APA guidelines.

 

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Privacy in a Technological Age

Privacy protection is a hot topic in today’s data-hungry technological world. In a well-written paper, begin with an examination of an individual’s right to privacy. Then consider how advanced surveillance and monitoring technologies might intrude upon this right to privacy. How might the roles and obligations of an organization conflict with its workers right to privacy? Provide specific examples to support your analysis.

Your well-written paper should be 3-4 pages in length (not including introduction and references) and formatted according to APA Guidelines. The paper has to be simple essay format (with introduction and conclusion)

Plagiarism is strict, so ensure uniqueness and citations for every statement refereed.

You should reference 2-3 scholarly sources.

Provide appropriate citations in-line where ever applicable.

 

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