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The exam is on Consolidating Foreign Currency Financial Statements, Foreign Currency Transactions and Hedging, Futures,
Options, and Interest Rate Swaps, and Partnership Accounting and Reporting.

It will consist of multiple choice as well as calculation problems. I need someone with expertise in financial accounting to take this exam for me. The information to login will be attatched to the order.

Bad CSR Ad in last 12 months

It should be related to Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) messaging. This includes the launch of eco-friendly products, cause-related marketing campaigns, and other philanthropic initiatives such as donations, employee volunteerism, and so on.

The campaign must have been launched in the last 12 months

Criteria:
1. Appeal type (fear appeal is an example)
2. Aligning with the Companies goals and business practices. (I.e not pandering)
3. Ad recognition (I.e. digestibility)
4. Brand Attitude

As a general guide, for the bad advertising campaign, you should also include some recommendations for how the firm could have improved upon this campaign.

My name is Ella Kent, I am in a 2010 English class as a junior in college, and most of the information is below. The paper is an argumentative paper on the statement “Sleep is undervalued in modern society”. And I’m arguing why people should sleep more, it should talk about how people do not sleep enough/ the effects, and the benefits that sleeping enough has. Or something like that.

ASSIGNMENT

THIS IS A RESIT ASSIGNMENT- I can provide details on my first paper and feedback.

Prepare a financial analysis report of WIZZ AIR HOLDINGS. Your report should be based on the latest financial statements of the company and other relevant information.
*If a group of companies, use the consolidated financial statements

Your report should include:

Background information about the company and its industry.

A detailed evaluation of the following aspects of the firm’s performance:
Short-term liquidity
Capital structure
Profitability
Issues revealed by the company’s Statement of Cash Flows.
Word Limit 1,500 words.

Your analysis should yield inferences for each of the five areas mentioned above. Your analysis MUST discuss the performance of the company in each of the areas given above; it is not enough to say the results have changed. You must explain why the change has occurred! In other words, look at the figures behind the ratios to help determine what has happened and explain what has happened. You are NOT required to give the definition of each ratio.

FORMAT

Presentation:
Report is well presented (front cover, word count, table of contents, page numbers). Good writing style and grammar, well-organised, demonstrates good use of graphs and charts.
Bibliography in accordance with the HARVARD system. 5

Introduction
Brief discussion of the company’s business; position within the industry; recent developments in the industry and other significant information.
Detailed evaluation:
Critical analysis of the ratios relating to the firm, together with a detailed analysis of the changes in the ratios and explanations of the possible reasons for the changes:
Short-term liquidity
Capital structure
Operating efficiency
Profitability
Issues revealed by the company’s Statement of Cash Flows
The main points in each category above (i – v) to be supported with good explanations, examples and use of information obtained from the company’s annual report, the financial press and other external sources.

PURPOSE

Critically analyse and interpret financial statements for identified purposes; and

Exercising initiative as related to information technology in the location of financial data to enable the accurate and efficient preparation of financial statements together with the analysis thereof.
The application of different methodologies for preparing and analysing financial information together with a comprehensive awareness of their strengths and limitations.

Independently solving complex structured and unstructured business problems taking account of relevant legal, professional and commercial factors.
Effective academic and professional communication of opinions and conclusions relating to financial data in a logical, analytical, coherent and reasoned manner.
Critical analyse and interpretation financial information, selecting appropriate techniques and showing an appreciation of their potential limitations.

One of the main goals of the age-friendly movement is to eliminate physical and social barriers for older adults. Age-friendly communities support policies, services, systems, technologies, and products that promote and enhance
residents’ physical and mental health. Social inclusion gives older adults a sense of purpose, accomplishment, and belonging to the community. It allows older adults to stay active and contribute to society’s development based on their needs, preferences, and abilities. Social participation fosters ties that prevent isolation. Age-friendly
environments enable people to stay active and connected and contribute to their community’s economic, social,
and cultural life. Becoming age-friendly can make a city a city of choice for all generations – a great place to live,
have a family and grow older in. Age-friendly communities use policies that help older adults live within their means, such as reduced transit fares, income- or age-based caps on rent, and affordable healthcare options.

Go through and process following feedback of marker, please:

‘Primary source research
This seemed to be the main concern of the original markers – that it wasn’t a piece of original research based on direct engagement with primary sources, but an account of the topic based on secondary literature with a couple of primary sources thrown in. I can see you’ve added some extra primary sources in the new draft, but not to an extent that seems sufficient, i.e. this still seems like a work based on secondary literature rather than a piece of substantial primary source research. That’s partly because you’ve only added a few primary sources. And partly because those you have added seem to be used as background in the introduction rather than as part of your core arguments about British policy.
So I would say the main thing you need to do is integrate a far greater range of primary sources more meaningfully into your research. Again, I’m not an expert on this period, but I would imagine there may be collections of British foreign policy documents published somewhere, as well as lots more material at Kew. But in addition to that there are various online collections that may be useful:
https://history.state.gov/historicaldocuments – US state department documents from the Civil War onwards
https://www-archivesdirect-amdigital-co-uk.libproxy.kcl.ac.uk/CP_LatinAmerica – collection of Foreign and Commonwealth Office documents related to Latin America from Kew
https://libguides.kcl.ac.uk/az.php – various online databases available through the KCL library, including lots of 19th century newspaper databases which could add a lot of depth to your arguments. For example, when British newspapers are discussing Mexico and British policy towards it, are they discussing the issues of US response, slavery, etc.?
Literature review and engagement with historiography
This was another point raised by the markers. For a Masters dissertation you need to include a comprehensive literature review (usually as part of the introduction) which lays out explicitly how other historians have approached these topics, what are the major themes/arguments/debates in the field, what ideas or broader concepts this scholarship draws on, etc. You then need to show how your own research and arguments are contributing to those scholarly conversations. At the moment you have a very long introduction which is mainly a narrative background of events. That obviously draws on lots of secondary literature and references some historians, but doesn’t seem to provide that kind of explicit review of the existing scholarship. I’d recommend that you re-write your introduction, removing some of that narrative background or moving it to a later chapter, and including a section (potentially with its own sub-heading) dedicated to the literature review and explaining where your argument fits in relation to it.
Miscellaneous…
Structure. At the moment you have a very long introduction, a quite long section 1 on the US, and a very short section 2 on slavery. I’d recommend refashioning the introduction to focus on your argument and the literature review; potentially moving some of that material in the introduction to a later chapter; and restructuring your chapters to break up your argument in a clearer and more logical way. You should then explain in your introduction the structure which the dissertation is going to follow, and consider adding a contents page at the start to help guide the reader.
Footnotes. This was again raised by one of the markers but doesn’t seem to have changed much. I’d strongly recommend limiting your footnotes to just references and cutting out all quotes and commentary. As a general rule, if something is important enough to quote or write you should include it in the body of the text, and if it’s not important enough to go in the body of the text it shouldn’t go in the footnote either. Your footnotes count towards the word limit, so there’s no point in wasting words on them.
Bibliography. Your list of secondary sources needs reordering and reformatting.’

Additionally, please:
– Go through and process, if not done already, initial remarks on dissertation (attached as pdf file)
– Reference in footnotes and bibliography according to ‘Style guide’ (attached as pdf file)
– Let me know if you need some additional primary sources. I’ve got some photographed ready to share with you.

Need bibliography of these 8 articles reference u used! but no reference except these 8 articles !!!! It is like a summary. Pls do not be only general, but also write some article details and methology used in paper inside the summary as well. if there is biased in dataset, u need to write down in some way which casts a shadow over author conclusion

Purpose: To provide an opportunity to practice and strengthen writing skills in an
analytical, managerial setting
Format:
• Standard report
• Make up your consulting group name, contact information, and letterhead
• Use a 10-12 point professional font for body text
• Use at least one inch side margins
• Single space the body; double space between paragraphs; do not indent
• Use OABC and HATS
• Number your pages appropriately, following examples in the textbook
Length: Long enough to thoroughly present your report
Process: Report draft:
Cover letter to client
Title page
Table of contents
Executive summary
Report body
Background (purpose of study)
Methodology (how you gathered data)
Analysis of findings
Recommendations
Conclusion
Appendix (if desired)
Final Project Submission
 PowerPoint slides
 Final written report
 Handout
Purpose: To provide an opportunity to practice and strengthen writing skills in an
analytical, managerial setting
Format:
• Standard report
• Make up your consulting group name, contact information, and letterhead
• Use a 10-12 point professional font for body text
• Use at least one inch side margins
• Single space the body; double space between paragraphs; do not indent
• Use OABC and HATS
• Number your pages appropriately, following examples in the textbook
Length: Long enough to thoroughly present your report
Process: Report draft:
Cover letter to client
Title page
Table of contents
Executive summary
Report body
Background (purpose of study)
Methodology (how you gathered data)
Analysis of findings
Recommendations
Conclusion
Appendix (if desired)
Final Project Submission
 Final written report
 Handout

Please look through the files

This is important – 3 sources must be non-internet based (weblogs, Wikipedia, or newspapers), i.e., three references MUST be originally paper-based (book, journal, even if you find them online or pdf version)

I’ve attached a AIP citation guide in the documents and information below – This is really important and worth a really big portion of my marks, so please follow this citation, he’s strict on this.

In-text citation:
• Cite references in the order of appearance using Arabic numbers in superscript format, e.g. 1, 2, 3.
• Refer to authors in text by Surname only
• Use all authors’ names if there are no more than three authors.
• If there are four or more authors, use the first author’s name and “et al” for other authors, e.g. Jazen at al.
Reference List – General Rules
References are listed in the order of appearance in the text.In-text citation:
4
• Cite references in the order of appearance using Arabic numbers in superscript format, e.g. 1, 2, 3.
• Refer to authors in text by Surname only
• Use all authors’ names if there are no more than three authors.
• If there are four or more authors, use the first author’s name and “et al” for other authors, e.g. Jazen at al.
Reference List – General Rules
References are listed in the order of appearance in the text.

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• Cover page — The title of you report, your name and ID.
“I love quantum computer” is not a proper title for your essay.
“What is a quantum computer”, “How to create a quantum computer?” or “Why
do we need any quantum computer?”, “World after quantum computer
revolution?” or any meaningful title about the topic.

• Introduction – Briefly introduce your topic (do not summarize what you’re about to discuss).
Define the focus of your essay. You can have a little history of the topic here. Why are you
writing about this topic? Why this topic is interesting to you or other people?

• Discovery and Observation – When/how was this fact investigated or discovered, and by who?
What technology was used to investigate it? Was there anything
challenging in discovering/studying it? You can ask these questions
about every fact/discovery/investigation you present.

• What We Know – Describe the most interesting characteristics and features related to the topic,
and the discoveries. Do not just list facts, consider the origins of the features and
the reason why they are there and relevant to the topic. You can include
application of the topic here.

• What We Don’t Know – What are some unanswered questions yet to be determined about the
topic? And why are these questions hard to answer? Is there any future
or current research going on to answer these questions?

• Conclusion – Do not summarize what you’ve just wrote. Make a final conclusion about the main
question in the topic. For example, can this technology helped humanity to
overcome the big problems? Are there any convincing results? What is the next
step?

Purpose: Analyze and apply critical thinking skills in the psychopathology of mental health patients and provide treatment and health promotion while applying evidence-based research.

Scenario:
A 44-year-old white Australian man who was not religious was referred to outpatient psychiatric treatment. He had been playing with an Ouija board for two months when he started to believe that a spirit had entered his body through his rectum and was controlling him. He thought the spirit made him move and speak in a certain way.He sought help from a local church, where he was told it was a psychiatric problem and that he was not really possessed. Two exorcisms at a local church failed to achieve any improvement.

Questions:
Remember to answer these questions from your textbooks and NP guidelines. At all times, explain your answers.

Discuss the relationship between mental illness and religion.
Is this classified as psychopathology? Support your response using DSM5 criteria.