What evidence has led you to this conclusion?

You have to use only these websites for information; procon.org, EbscoHost Points of View (library access), or iDebate.org.
Drawing from previous research and the annotated bibliography, the argumentative research paper will argue for and defend a particular position about the research topic using logical reasoning and reliable researched evidence. An argumentative paper stakes out a position that is either a) completely new or b) contrasts with another established position. The paper first summarizes some particular position or positions attributed to others (in the research). Then it delineates its position in contrast to others, much like the critical response essay (or critique). This approach to writing argument papers according to the “they say / I say template” can be found in any number of books on the craft of argument (cf. Gerald and Graff). Popular debate topics and information about them can be found at procon.org, EbscoHost Points of View (library access), or iDebate.org. Research at the library and online will be required to substantiate arguments factually, and this research must be documented and formatted in APA style. As this position is developed in writing, one must also use and hone techniques in strong argumentation—namely, the use of strong inductive, deductive, and analogical conclusions supported by facts—and the avoidance of logical fallacies. Questions for argumentative papers: Do you agree or disagree with a stated position? Why or why not? What evidence has led you to this conclusion? How do you logically challenge or substantiate this position? How does your position qualify or differ from the position of another with whom you might agree? Why is this position stronger, new, or significant? The assignment should include citations of at least seven quality sources of different types (peer-reviewed, database, and no more than two journalistic), which must be cited in-text and be either summarized, paraphrased, or quoted. Most sources should be peer-reviewed. Students should provide one example of summary, paraphrase, and quotation, cited in MLA style. The composition should be formatted in Times 12 font in MLA Style using an MLA template and contain a minimum of seven cited sources.

Write a global company that operates in at least four countries.

Write a global company that operates in at least four countries. Select a minimum of 5 of the following topics to write about your chosen company. You are free to select more than five areas. The topics include:
Monitoring the Environment
Corporate Social Responsibility
Corporate Ethics
Environmental Sustainability
Culture in the Global Environment
Corporate Communications
Negotiations Across Cultures
Formulating and/or Implementing Global Strategy
Organizational Structure and Human Resources
Global Managers and/or Team Development
Leadership in the International Environment
In your research, include a header indicating each area you’ve selected. For each topic, be sure to discuss what you believe the organization is doing well and where it needs to improve. Use the concepts and theories you have learned to analyze the international business strategy of the organization you chose. Indicate why you believe your decisions will help the organization in the future.
Your paper will be evaluated on the content, organization, writing style, and ability to incorporate outside resources properly.
Your paper should be 7-8-pages in length and conform to APA guidelines in the CSU Global Writing Center (Links to an external site.). Include at least five scholarly references in addition to the course textbook. The sources should be attributed when the material is not original or common knowledge. The CSU Global Library is a good place to find these references.

Write a conclusion, which will be a reflective analysis of what you learned from the research you conducted.

Include an introduction outlining the topic and what the reader can expect within each of the three strands.

This
paper will then consist of the three strands of research that has been conducted over the course of the term. (the documents uploaded or a reflection of all strand researches)

Finally, write a conclusion, which will be a reflective
analysis of what you learned from the research you conducted.
The final paper should be cohesive and polished and take into consideration feedback provided
by the instructor throughout the term.

This paper should be no less than 1 in a half pages, excluding the cover sheet and references page.
Proper APA citations are
expected. This milestone will be graded using the Final Project Rubric.

Is morality determined by society ?

This research paper must answer the question “is morality determined by society?”. There must be 5 reliable sources to backup the answer. The introduction must explain the topic that is being discussed. The thesis statement is present in the first paragraph. The thesis must present an argument or something to prove. (All in text citations contain the authors last name and page number you reference) any other questions you can contact me at 9176360419

Discuss the effect that lowering the estimate for doubtful accounts has on the income statement (be specific).

Discuss the effect that lowering the estimate for doubtful accounts has on the income statement (be specific).
Discuss the effect that lowering the estimate for doubtful accounts has on the balance sheet.
Discuss whether you believe Blair’s recommendation is an ethics violation. Justify your response.
List one type of internal control that might be useful for this company in overseeing a manager’s recommendations for accounting changes.
Finally, you’ll reply to at least one classmate (see the rubric for the criteria for a high-quality response to a classmate).

Explain the effects the issue has, both on a micro and macro level–individuals as well as communities and/or society at large.

Jill Leovy’s Ghettoside, addresses a breadth of issues related to race, crime, and the criminal justice system. You will use this as the primary text for Essay 3. There are three prompts for you to choose from for this essay. Whichever prompt you decide to write, here are the goals and guidelines:
Prompt 1– Defend or Refute
For this essay prompt, you will either write an argument in favor of the argument presented in Ghettoside (defend the argument) or refute (argue against) the argument being made. Whether you choose to defend or refute the argument presented in the text, your own argument needs to be made with reasoning that is grounded in logic and supported by textual evidence. Do not become biased or emotional in your reasoning.
If you choose to defend the argument, you should focus on analyzing and explaining the strong points made in the argument/point made in the book. You should also incorporate outside sources that support both the argument and your defense of it.
If you choose to refute the argument, you will focus on fallacies and gaps in logic that are present within the argument. Your outside sources should provide evidence that counters the argument being made in the text.
Tips for responding to this prompt:
The thesis should clearly either make a claim that supports Leovy’s argument or make a claim that refutes Leovy’s argument.
Regardless of which stance you take, you should provide one full body paragraph that explains the premise of Leovy’s argument. Then, you will develop either your supporting argument or refutation of Leovy’s.
Prompt 2 – Cause and Effect
For this essay prompt, I want you to consider some of the issues that are addressed in Ghettoside. Pick one issue to focus on and then examine the causes and effects of the issue. To do this, you first want to establish the issue, taking time to explain what it is, who is involved, who is impacted by it, etc. Then, you will consider some of the root causes of the issues. This can include historical background and context that has created certain circumstances or conditions to occur. Once you examine that, you will want to explain the effects the issue has, both on a micro and macro level–individuals as well as communities and/or society at large.

Tips for responding to this prompt:
Focus on just one issue. While the book discusses many, to provide a focused, in depth discussion, only one issue should be addressed in the essay.
The thesis for this essay should make a clear claim about a specific issue discussed in the book as well as the cause and effects of that issue.
Take time to establish and explain the issue
It would be helpful to provide some historical context and background information about the issue, how it came to be, what factors contributed to it, etc.
Use textual evidence from the book to relate to your discussion. The outside sources that you use can help to support the overall discussion, but can also relate to the historical context/background you provide.
Prompt 3 – Provide a Solution
For this essay prompt, propose a solution to the issues discussed in Ghettoside. Using your research and information presented in the primary text, propose a solution that may work to resolve these issues. You do not necessarily need to come up with a brand new solution. Rather, you can use a solution that is already implemented or that has been proposed, but you will need to explain why that solution is the right course of action to take. When you explore this option, you can look for solutions that have been proposed by cities, nations, organizations, or specific police departments, for example. You may also examine any solution that is proposed within Ghettoside, if you identify one. Consider if that is a viable solution. If it is, you can use that as a starting point, but you will need to explain why it is the appropriate solution using evidence from the text as well as your secondary sources.
Tips for responding to this prompt:
Your thesis should make a specific claim about the solution you propose.
This means that the background and context you provide in the introduction paragraph needs to establish the issue discussed in Ghettoside.
Provide a full body paragraph in which you identify the issue as it is defined and discussed within the text.
Then, provide a solution to the issue throughout your essay.
Research what is being done to address the issue at this point in time will help you in determining the solution you want to propose.

Goals:
Create a strongly worded thesis statement that guides the essay and responds directly to the essay prompt
Provide critical analysis of the primary text you are writing about
Provide textual evidence and specific examples from the primary text (Ghettoside)
Include 2-3 secondary sources that you find on your own for support (must be credible sources)
Provide strong reasoning to support the main claim of the essay

Describe and define the research approach or strategy used and how this approach was appropriate for this research.

The final paper must follow the Thesis Exemplar 1 and Thesis Exemplar 2 templates (attached) and include, at minimum, the information below.
Title Page (1 page separate from other pages)
Table of Contents (pages as needed and separate from other pages)
List of Tables, Figures and Appendices (pages as needed and separate from other pages)
Abstract (1 page separate from other pages)
Introduction (pages as needed)
Problem Statement
Research Question (s)
Purpose/Rationale (pages as needed)
Definitions (if applicable) (pages as needed)
Hypothesis/Propositions (if applicable) (pages as needed)
Literature Review (pages as needed)
Methodology (pages as needed)
Research Design (Describe and define the research approach or strategy used and how this approach was appropriate for this research)
Participants (Describe the sample population (number, gender, age, socio-economics, etc.) including how you obtained permission and consent)
Instrumentation (Describe any instruments used to collect data)
Procedure (Provide the detail about how you conducted the research)
Data Processing and Analysis (Explain, in detail, how you processed and analyzed collected data)
Summary
Results (pages as needed)
Discussion (pages as needed)
Conclusions (pages as needed)
References (pages as needed and separate from other pages)(minimum of thirteen (13) peer-reviewed, professional references)
Appendices (if applicable) (pages as needed and separate from other pages)
The paper does not have a page limitation (maximum or minimum).

What is the monthly payment for a Constant Payment Mortgage (CPM) loan?

The purpose of this assignment is to demonstrate that the student
understands how to calculate both a fixed rate and an adjustable rate
mortgage under a variety of terms and variables.
Submit to your instructor your answers to the questions in Part One
and Part Two. Since this assignment is based on calculations, you are
required to show all your work in detail for each answer by listing the
components for each calculation and explaining the calculation taking
place to reach the answer submitted. This may be done on a Word document
or an Excel spreadsheet. Make sure that all work is shown in your
submission for full credit.
Part One
Please answer the following questions for a fixed-rate mortgage as a
fully amortizing mortgage loan made for $175,000 at 4.5% interest for 30
years.
What is the monthly payment for a Constant Payment Mortgage (CPM) loan?
What will the total of payments be for the entire 30 year period? Of this total, how much will be interest?
Assume the loan is repaid in the end of 8 years. What will be the
outstanding loan balance paid at that time? How much total interest will
have been collected by then?
Assume the borrower chooses to reduce the loan balance by $5000 at
the end of year 8. What will be the new loan maturity date assuming that
loan payments are not reduced?
Part Two
Please answer the following questions for an adjustable-rate mortgage
under the following conditions: an Adjustable Rate Mortgage (ARM) for
$140,000 is made at the time when the expected start rate is 6%. The
loan will be made with the teaser rate of 3% for the first year, after
which, the rate will be reset. The loan is fully amortizing, has a
maturity of 25 years, and will be made monthly.
What will the monthly payments (principle and interest) be during the first year?
Assuming that the reset rate is 7% at the beginning of Year (BOY) 2,
what will the monthly payments be (principle and interest) beginning in
Year 2 through Year 25?
By what percentage will monthly payments increase from Year 1 to Year 2?
What if the reset date is three years after loan origination, and
the reset rate is 8%. What will the monthly payments be (principle and
interest) beginning in year 4 through year 25?
Since this assignment is based on calculations, you are required to
show all your work in detail for each answer by listing the components
for each calculation and explaining the calculation taking place to
reach the answer submitted. This may be done on a Word document or an
Excel spreadsheet. Make sure that all work is shown in your submission
for full credit.

What inquiry or request does the Republic open with?

Reading A Short History of Ethics Chapters 5-6 and answering some Reading Questions
1. What inquiry or request does the Republic open with?
2. How does one understand a concept?
3. What are the three classes of citizens in Plato’s Republic? What two beliefs is his class system based on?
4. How does Plato’s doctrine of the soul relate to his doctrine of the state? What are the soul’s three parts?
5. What is the relationship between the four cardinal virtues and the different social classes?
6. What is justice for the state? What is justice for the individual soul?
7. Why is the philosopher-king most equipped to rule?
8. What is MacIntyre’s critique of Plato?