As an employee of a company that is considering investing in a foreign economy, you have been asked to research a country and make a presentation to your colleagues about an area of economic concern in the country. 

  • Select a country in Africa, Asia, or Latin America to research. 
  • Select 1 of the following economic concerns to research: 
    • Gross Domestic Product (GDP) 
    • Unemployment 
    • Inflation 
    • Quantities of specific goods and services 
    • Exports and imports
  • Research data sets for the one economic concern within the country that you have chosen. 
  • Prepare 1 presentation consisting of 10-12 Power Point slides and answer the following questions: 
    • What are 2–3 relationships between the economic concern you selected and that specific country’s economy? 
    • Support your discussion of the trends with statistical evidence. 
  • Use graphs and/or data tables of the variables you chose in the discussion.
    • What trends do you see in the data sets? Please explain. 
    • Cite all of your sources and include a reference list 

Your research and slides will form the basis for your Unit 8 Submission Assignment paper, so please be sure to be careful and thorough in your research. 

For this assignment, select 1 of the common causes of adverse events in the U.S. health care system from this week’s reading from the Institute of Medicine Report, To Err is Human.

Complete the following:

  • Discuss how an adverse event impacts a health care organization.
  • Describe at least 2 risk management approaches to prevent adverse events in a health care setting.
  • Include all of the following when considering approaches to preventing adverse events:
    • What reporting systems should be in place?
    • Was the root cause identified?
    • Was there any feedback provided?
    • What feedback loops were used to prevent future adverse events?

The use of 3 scholarly sources (e.g., textbook, article from the CEC Library) is required.

Hate groups are often able to promote their ideology of hate under the protection of freedom of speech (1stAmendment). Some have argued that we should restrict hate speech, while others have argued for its continued protection under the First Amendment.

 

 Do you agree or disagree hate speech should be restricted? Take a stance on this issue and support it.

For this paper, I want you to choose two scholarly papers of between 10 and 25 pages apiece which examine some aspect of the First World War from different perspectives. The two essays do not need to be entirely in opposition to each other, nor do they have to be on exactly the same specific subject. However, they should treat the same general subject from different perspectives.

Please cite these papers as sources when first mentioned in the body of your paper, and also in a Bibliography at the end. See the Purdue Owl Writing Center handout on Chicago citation method.  (Links to an external site.)

Here is a link to a sample student paper

Actions that, while not 100% perfect, does a great job of performing a side-by-side comparison of the two papers the student chooses.  Note that the paper is about the Montgomery bus boycott, and thus is not about “World War I,” so this topic would not work for this particular assignment.

For example, if you were to choose as your World War I subtopic, “The Ottoman Empire in the Great War/WWI” you should find two essays which have as their main subject the Ottoman Empire which in some way relate to the First World War.

One paper (and I’m just imagining imaginary papers here) may examine the political intrigue surrounding the rise of the Young Turks to power, while another might examine the experience of Ottoman soldiers on the front.  As long as you choose two academic papers about the same broad subtopic, read them, summarize them, and compare their approaches, you have fulfilled the goal of the paper. 

All I am asking is for you to locate two reputable academic papers about a single subject, and then write a unified three to four page essay on what the different perspectives are. It need not be an assessment of the articles, but instead a comparison of their topics and the approach of their authors to the subject. The different perspectives must be chosen wisely, however. You cannot choose just any two papers. You must not write a three to four page paper that treats each reading separately and distinctly and doesn’t unify them. You must choose them so that you can write a unified paper that sheds light on the subject as a whole, by using the two essays. Usually the best way to do this is to have a strong introduction and thesis, and a strong conclusion. You may discuss the papers separately inside the essay, but your justification for looking at the two essays together must be clear.

That said, you are not writing a research paper based on two articles — you are comparing two academic articles.  You should mention in the body of your paper the author, title, and typically, the journal where they appeared, and will generally refer to the article in your paper by the last name of the primary author (e.g. “While McMillen discusses the Ottomans prior to 1914, Gandalf is mostly concerned with the collapse of the empire in the 1918-1920 period.” 

Here are some potential topics:

The Schlieffen Plan

Kaiser Wilhelm’s instability

Serbian nationalism

Bulgarian nationalism

The War in Africa

Japan in WWI

The Battle of the Marne (or Somme, or etc.)

Shell Shock (PTSD)

Nurses at the Front

The Flu Pandemic in Europe

Trench Life

The Sinking of the Lusitania

U-Boat Warfare

Women’s Suffrage Movements During the War

German and Austro-Hungarian Military Cooperation

The Versailles Conference

Dogfighting

I mean, there are millions of possible topics.  Just find two academic articles about one of them, read both, take notes, and then compare their approaches to the topic.  

NOTE: The assignment perhaps sounds more difficult than it actually is.  It really is just a compare and contrast piece concerning two different academic papers.  It’s not a review of the two articles, although you will have to summarize them; instead, you should discuss how each of the papers examines a different aspect of the subject you have chosen.  That’s it.

One good way to think about your thesis statement is create one that reads “Whereas Paper A says this about the topic,  Paper B says this.”  You should try to talk about the two papers together though, and not as two separate summaries or reviews.

 
 

In this assessment, you do not need to engage with academic  sources, but it is expected that you would cover the following  considerations in your reflection paper:

• Outline your initial perception of each of the practices chosen;

• Describe your experience of engaging in each practice;

• Outline if and how your attitude regarding the practices changed throughout the weeks you engaged with them;

• Outline specific benefits and detriments experienced from  engaging with each practice – e.g. improved focus, a heightened  awareness of God’s presence, etc;

• Suggest how these practices might be best utilised in your local church.

 
 

1.Why do cells need glucose?

2.Describe the homeostatic feedback system that would be activated in response to an elevated blood glucose level?

3.Vitamins and minerals are important for body health. Name sources  and describe the role of calcium ions and vitamin D in maintaining bone  health. What would be the consequence to bone health if there was a  lack of either calcium or vitamin D in the body?

Discuss the nature of tort law;

Explain the various interests protected by tort law;

Describe the three essentials of the tort of negligence;

Apply the test of reasonable foreseeability in relation to the duty of care;

Explain the circumstances in which a duty of care arises when giving advice;

Explain the factors used to determine the breach of the standard of care;

Describe the ‘but for’ test of causation;

Apply these principles of liability to factual situations.