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What obligations do we have to the government and its laws? What grounds those obligations? Does anything override them? If it does and we disobey the government, should we be willing like Thoreau to incur a penalty (jailtime, fine, etc) or should we try to avoid penalties? Does the government have to earn our loyalty? If it does, how does it do so? What if it fails to do so? Make sure to respond to at least Plato, Thoreau and King’s views as you give your answers to these questions.

I am writing a Literture Review and Methology, Each has to be 13 pages, so a total of 26 pages. My topic is ” Why is it less black men entering medical school, then anyone else?
Instruction:
Literature Review:
Prepare an outline
Utilize annotated bibliographies
Formulate themes based on the literature
whenever referring to otherresearcher’s studies, use past tense (the reports that you are citing have already been completed
13 Pages

Methodology:
Generally written in the future tense
Participant Protection/ethical Considerations/Permissions
Description of site/ setting
Descripition of participant and selection Process/criteria
Instrument date collection materials
data collection methods
research design (detailed)
Time Schedule
Data Management
Data Analysis (quantitative or Qualitative)
13 Pages

References:
9 to 12 on the Reference Page

You are to write a research paper about some aspect of healthcare policy. You are to follow this rubric and show the subheadings:
Title
What is the healthcare policy that you wish to explore? This needs to be detailed for a) the type of issue for b) what population and c) by what organization?
For instance, let’s say I am interested in mental health. A good paper would tell me about what type of mental health policy issue for what group of people and by what institution. Let’s say I am interested in mental health of older people in a nursing home who have lost a spouse or family member – how can the nursing home staff help them? Or let’s say I am interested in mental health of elementary school students in Salem who are depressed, anxious, and cant focus and are suffering from the effects of COVID. Or what about high school students in Massachusetts who are dealing with suicidal thoughts? All of these are dealing with mental health – so if you want to look at mental health, you need to be very very specific about what population you’re interested in. If you say “I’m going to study mental health policy” in general – that will be insufficient to earn you good grades.
Why did you select it?
Ideally you should pick something that is of personal or professional interest to you. Let’s say you are interested in working in the criminal justice system and you want to focus on healthcare policies of detained inmates. This paper could help set you up for an internship or a job in the field. This is different than if you are interested in working in early childhood, where you may be better off examining healthcare policies of daycare centers in Massachusetts. See what I mean? Pick something relevant to you.
What is the current policy of the topic you have selected?
No matter what you pick, there is an existing policy on it. Find out what they are. Sometimes they are clear, sometimes hard to find. Sometimes there are state standards, sometimes there are professional standards, sometimes there are policies for an exact institution. FIND OUT AND DOCUMENT THEM. Show me what they are.
How did that policy come about? This means that you need to do an extensive literature review about the history of the issue, how and why it became a healthcare concern, different strategies that have been used to deal with it, stats and facts. This requires an extensive literature review. Use a APA format – here is a link to the Purdue Owl that can help you – https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/research_and_citation/apa_style/apa_formatting_and_style_guide/general_format.html
There is always a history of a policy and topic, so do a good job researching what they are. I want an extensive history. I want statistics, facts, and for you to show me that you are becoming an expert in your field.
How good is the current policy? What are its strengths – and what are some of its weaknesses, challenges, and obstacles?
This means that you need to know what to look for. Don’t say “it’s good” or “it’s bad” and think that’s enough – I want details about WHY it’s good or bad..
If you were going to revise the policy, what would you recommend – and Why?

Stock Project
The goal of the stock project is for you to pick and analyze a company you might want to work for. The analysis will be of the company financials, articles you read and areas of interest to you personally.
I. Getting Started:
Pick a publicly traded United States company, that you can easily get information on, and where you would consider working. Yahoo is a great place to find stock information.
· Apple
Go to www.yahoo.com and click on the tab labeled Finance on the top of the page. Once in the finance page enter the name of the company you would like to do research on in the search bar and find the company’s stock ticker symbol.
It is important that you pick a company you are interested in, would someday want to work for, a publicly traded United States’ company, and a company you can find information and data.
II. What You Need to Find:
(Note: everything that is highlighted below and underlined needs to be included in the report).
Start your report with a description of what the company does and a brief history. You can find this at finance.yahoo.com. Enter your stock’s ticker symbol (if you do not know the symbol, there is a symbol lookup just to the right of the box) in the box at the top of the page and click on the search icon. When you get to the company’s page, click on profile. Profile is one of the sections you can click on just under the company’s stock symbol. That is where you will find the history and a brief description of the company. You can copy and paste this for this section of the project.
Include in the report 2yrs of the most current annual financial statements. Starting again at Yahoo’s Financial page, go to your company’s information page and click on Financials. The Income statement and balance sheet information will be on that page. If the financials are not listed, then I would suggest go to company’s web site and see if you can locate them there. You can copy and paste this information for this section of the project.
Financial statements to include in this project are as follows:
Income Statement (last 2 yrs. by year)
Balance sheet (last 2 yrs. by year)
Review and include the auditor’s opinion. It should say,” In our opinion, the following financial statement presents fairly in all material respects the financial position of…or in
The opinion will be in the annual report or the SEC 10K report. It will be right after the notes to the financial statements, which are right after the financial statements. I recommend you search the company’s website, annual report or
on the Security Exchange Commissions website – www.sec.gov.
Include – stock price chart for at least one year. This is also available on Yahoo, finance section (under chart). Click on chart at the side of the profile page. You can also compare your company’s stock price to a competitor’s or to several indexes (this is good for some extra credit).
Analysis. Look at the material you have found (look at the conversations section and you will find out what’s the latest talk about the company) and see what you can discover. Include in your analysis section of this project the following information.
Financial statements – answer and provide comment to all questions below.
1 Are sales up from last year?
2 Are expenses up more or less than sales?
3 Is the net income up from last year (Why)?
4 Are total assets up?
5 Are total liabilities up?
Find and comment on the following:
1 Are they introducing new products?
2 Are they expanding into new markets?
3 Are they innovative? How?
4 How do the experts rank them compared to competition?
5 What strategies have they used to be profitable during the pandemic?
Positive/Innovative information: In this section add your own research on your stock. Focus on areas that are important to you! Do you care if a company ecologically sensitive? Do you want a company that has international offices? Are you concerned with women’s Issues or Minority Issues? What about leading technology? Many magazines have lists of “best companies to work for”. More financial data can be found at sites such as Glassdoor.com, Hoover’s, Yahoo and Morningstar (http://www.morningstar.com/) are good places to look. Do not be limited by my suggestions, just make sure the research is from a reputable firm.
Negative information: Look in places other than the corporate website. Look on social media platforms, be creative in finding negative information.
8. And last include – Final Questions
Your Experiences with the company and its products
Experiences of Friends and Family with the company and its products
Would you work there (mandatory)
Would you invest your money there (mandatory)
This section is …. how do YOU feel about the company as an investment and a place to work? I want you to make this personal.
You need to give it some thought. It needs to be about at least a 1/2 page long.
III. The Report:
Start with a nice cover page followed with a table of contents. The title page must have your name on it.
The table of contents should include:
1. Brief description (in your words) and history of the company
2 Most current 2yrs annual financial statements (balance sheet & income statement)
3 The auditor’s opinion
4 Charts of the stock’s prices
5 Analysis
6 Positive/Negative Information
7 Final Questions
You will turn in stock project on blackboard. Stock project must be turned in as a pdf. I do not accept this project email!!
IV. This is the most popular way to earn extra credit!
You can make your presentation very professional or very eye catching. Make it stand out and look good! You can earn up to an extra 5% for this on final grade! You can create your stock project as a word document or using power point
Additional Items to include for Extra Credit:
Comparing your company to a competitor
Comparing your company to its industry
Find anything that is newsworthy about the company
Anything extra that would be useful to any investor

Project Paper: From the readings and lectures, describe the environment that you think would produce the most productive situation for a communications coaching/training project. Write it in the form of a letter to the primary contact or executive for your consulting engagement, whether your chosen organization or Disney. Think of this as an introduction to the client and setting parameters for the consulting plan you are creating.

The organazation for the paper is Disney.

Feel free to write anything to do with Air Cargo and its impact to the economy. The link below can be used as one of the reference.
https://www.iata.org/en/programs/cargo/sustainability/benefits/

The Importance of Air Cargo to The Global Economy

The importance of air cargo to the global economy

Write freely anything to do with Air Cargo and its importance to the economy.

The actual paper for my class is due in May but I need to submit a rough draft of 6-8 pages on April 17th. Im paying for the 10 pages, but if you happen to take longer I am okay as long as I can get the rough draft by the April 17th deadline so I can turn it in before the actual paper is due.
Please NO PLAGIARISM!! I will be submitting it through Turnitin!

This topic will define and discuss the global effects of human trafficking. Provide examples of cases of human trafficking abroad and the law enforcement behind them. Furthermore, this topic will focus on understanding the law enforcement perceptions of human trafficking and how the law can protect future and present victims.

Below are a collection of sources that can help the research paper. There is no limit to the amount of sources for this paper. Make sure they are cited in MLA format. Font is Times New Roman size 12.
Sources:
https://www.ojp.gov/pdffiles1/nij/grants/222752.pdf

https://cops.usdoj.gov/human_trafficking

http://gsdrc.org/docs/open/hd780.pdf

https://www.unodc.org/unodc/en/human-trafficking/global-report-on-trafficking-in-persons.html

https://www.unodc.org/documents/data-and-analysis/tip/2021/GLOTIP_2020_Court_Cases_Summaries.pdf

https://www.ohchr.org/sites/default/files/Documents/Issues/Women/WRGS/OnePagers/IntInstrumentsconcerningTraffickingpersons_Aug2014.pdf

https://www.unodc.org/documents/data-and-analysis/tip/2021/GLOTiP_2020_15jan_web.pdf

https://www.ohchr.org/en/instruments-mechanisms/instruments/protocol-prevent-suppress-and-punish-trafficking-persons

https://www.unodc.org/documents/human-trafficking/Toolkit-files/08-58296_tool_8-3.pdf

This will be a 1-2 page, single-spaced paper (400-600 words). Respond to reading Marlowe’s Doctor Faustus in the form of a textual analysis. This analysis should explore one (just one!) theme that arose in your reading of the book. Remember, you are analyzing only the book itself, making your own observations and analyses.
Do not discuss other works or use others’ comments about the text.

The responses, should NOT be:

– mere summary of what happened
– a presentation of several paragraphs discussing different ideas about the text
– discussion of “personal relevance” or “how-this-applies-in-my-life.”

Such responses to reading are natural to us, but we are trying to push our responses to more disciplined analysis, focusing on the text more than our own experiences. Certainly such disciplined responses will still allow for our personal voice, but they will also help us move outside of our “comfort zone” of thinking, of trying to force everything into our own world view. Your question not be, “What do I think about X?” but more along the lines of “What does the text say about X?” and how can I provide structure and evidence for that claim.

Here are some of the expectations for you papers:

You will argue a specific thesis that not only asserts WHAT the implied (or directly stated) theme is, but suggests HOW the author makes their point by providing quotes with accompanying explanation/interpretation.
Paragraphs should build on one another. Don’t change the topic or get distracted partway through.
Your audience is other members of the class and your instructor. You can assume a reasonable amount of familiarity with the text on the part of your audience.
The essay should be grammatically clean, clearly written, and should allow your own voice to come through.Don’t use outside sources for these unless assigned to do so.
Use MLA format for in-text citations. For example, for a quote on page 64, you would write this: “Quotation” (64). That’s it. Include book reference in correct MLA format at the bottom of the page.

Is it feasible for a non-nuclear state to deter a nuclear armed adversary? Analyse and evaluate this statement using any suitable case studies.