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A department store chain is designing a layout for a new store. The store manager wants to provide as much convenience as possible for her customers. Based on historical data, the number of trips between departments per hour is given in the following closeness matrix. A block plan showing a preliminary layout is also shown. […]

Break-Even Analysis: A Look at Profit and Loss: As an entrepreneur, there are going to be many decisions that you need to make, such as the price to charge your customers for your goods and services. You have just graduated from college and recently opened a specialty pizza restaurant. Based on surveys conducted in your […]

you will be coming up with your very own stock portfolio and calculating a cost of (equity) capital based on the results. 1. Starting with the first letter of your last name(Vincent), find a U.S. publicly traded firm with a ticker symbol starting with that same letter. Next, go 5 letters further into the alphabet […]

2. Suppose in Fantasia, a bank initially has $10,000 of deposits; out of this deposit, it keeps reserves of $2,000, and had already created loans of $8,000. All monetary transactions are made by check, no one uses currency. Furthermore, Fantasia’s central bank has a required reserve of 10% of deposits. a) Suppose the bank lends […]

Instructions:Answer the following four questions. Write legibly and show all work. Begin each numbered question on a fresh page. Unsupported answers will receive zero points. You must work independently. Due: Tuesday 6/12, 11:59pm 1. Sears rates its salespersons according to their sales ability and their potential for advancement. They sampled 500 salespeople with following data: […]

Regression equations are created by modeling data, such as the following: Profit = (Cost Per Item × Number of Items) – Constant Charges In this equation, constant charges may be rent, salaries, or other fixed costs. This includes anything that you have to pay for periodically as a business owner. This value is negative because […]

Business Statistics Second Exam Instructions: Answer the following four questions. Write legibly and show all work. Begin each numbered question on a fresh page. Unsupported answers will receive zero points. You must work independently. Due: Tuesday 6/12, 11:59pm 1. Sears rates its salespersons according to their sales ability and their potential for advancement. They sampled […]

This week, the two DQs are in the form of actual scenarios. I want to see you work together as a class via your dialogue to analyze these two situations. The bottom line this week: HELP EACH OTHER LEARN and ACT AS A TEAM. • There are no “right” answers to either question. Analyze and […]

Scenario: Interpret the charts (link below) showing the history of # IPOs from 1975 to 2008: What additional perspective is gained by presenting these data as behavior charts? What action could be taken in terms of Deming’s insistence on using data for “prediction” and why? Week4_DQ 1_charts [“Inherited” from past instructor — doesn’t mean it’s […]

(I ATTACHED THE CASE STUDIES AS WELL AS CHAPTERS FOR REFERENCE IF NEEDED.) DUE THURSDAY Choose a case study from the Associate Program Material: Final Project Case Studies. Develop an 8- to 12-slide Microsoft® PowerPoint® presentation, in which you: · Include an introduction and conclusion · Identify the case study you have chosen. · Define […]