Do some critical thinking and write your thesis statement down in one sentence. Your thesis statement is like a declaration of your hypothesis. The main portion of your paper will consist of arguments to support and defend this hypothesis or theory. the topic would be police brutality
Our central bank (the Fed) and our Presidents (Trump and Biden) and Congress have done a lot to fight the recession associated with the COVID crisis. We have recovered to some extent from the recession but have entered a weak recovery. Now there is talk of both inflation and possible recession. Where is our economy currently at? This is a lot like the discussion board but is asking you to dig a little more.
You must find 8 articles…
You must find at least 1 article about what the Federal Reserve is doing and what they are concerned about now
You must find at least 1 article about what Congress and President Biden is doing with the economy
Have they done enough? What are the current worries facing the economy?
You should have at the beginning the 8 articles you found, listing them by title and author (half page)
You should have a summary of the 8 articles, explaining what is happening to the economy and what the central bank (monetary policy) and Congress and the President (fiscal policy) are doing to fight the situation. (1-2 pages)
Total length: 7-9 pages typed, double spaced, 12 font size, (minimum) you can write more if needed
Your paper should cover (but is not limited to) the following areas:
• Summary of the case
• What are the ethical and legal dilemmas involved in this case?
• How did the case resolve at the end? Who was the decision in favor of? Did it go to court or was it resolved otherwise? • Did this case lead to the creation of a new law/ policy?
• Take a position on this issue and provide reasoning for why you agree or disagree. Support your position with valid sources
• State the criticism of your position from the opposing view. Provide arguments against your own position to analyze both sides of the issue
• What steps have been taken (or should be taken) to prevent such issues from occurring in the future? Are there any new or upcoming policies and recommendations related to or as a result of this case?
Paper Structure:
1) Title
2) Keywords
3) Abstract
4) Introduction
5) Discussion: More details about each variable and the relation between them.
6) conclusion and recommendation for future study.
7) Acknowledgements
8) References
9) plagiarism similarity index needs to be less than 12%
Note: double-space the body text (font size 12) and use one-inch margins.
This assignment is designed to demonstrate your understanding of ethical decision-making from an academic perspective. In other words, you are to base your discussions on academic literature, not on personal opinions.
In section one, explain the most salient points made in the academic literature concerning ethical decision-making processes.
Your analysis should include, at a minimum, the article, Ethical Decision-Making: Where We’ve Been and Where We’re Going by Ann Tenbrunsel and Kristin Smith-Crowe (located in week six reading).
You should address at least the concepts of moral awareness, moral decision-making, and amoral decision-making and the main components that impact each.
Tenbrunnsel and Smith-Crowe’s article provides an abundance of information from the literature—probably far too much to fit into this paper. It will be incumbent on you to decide what is sufficiently supported and noteworthy such that it should be included in your paper.
While not required, you’re encouraged to use other sources to assist you in understanding the topic and to give you resources from which you can draw different views or support your discussion in section 2. This short article may give you a helpful overview of the topic.
Discuss at least one ethical issue that is arguably present in public safety that is, could be, or should be, impacted by the lessons learned from your research related to ethical decision-making. Below are some potential points for discussion. You are NOT limited to using any of the examples nor should you; if you decide to use one, necessarily stick with the parameters in which it is addressed in the example. You should use your own analysis and critical thinking skills to address whatever ethical issue in public safety you choose.
Your paper should be:
Six to eight pages not including the cover page and works cited
1” margins and double spaced with no extra spaces
2 2 unread replies. 2 2 replies.
George Ritzer is a leading sociologist in the fields of social theory and global development. It is regrettable that this is one of the shortest chapters in the text, but reading it is an opportunity to learn from a professional who knows his subject intimately and who passionately cares about it.
The World Bank produces annual world development indicators which I regard as the most accurate and timely (though not perfect) data available today.
This week your task is to
1. go to this website.
http://databank.worldbank.org/data/home.aspx (Links to an external site.)
2. Select the World Development Indicators (You may select another database if you wish, but the following instructions are based on the WDI).
3. Under preview select “add series.”
4. In the right-hand column, you can scroll down through a series of topics beginning with “Economic Policy and Debt.”
5. Click five boxes for topics that you think would most influence a nation’s development. (Note if you click “Education,” it will select all of the boxes under “Education.” Click the boxes for individual topics. For example, I chose “Education outcomes).”
6. Then pick one variable from the left-hand column for each of the topics you selected. For example, I chose “Adult literacy rate, population 15+ years, both sexes (%).”
When you are done, you should have five variables selected from the right-hand variables list.
7. Click “Add Country” from the top right of the screen.
8. Select 5 countries. For example, I chose The U.S., Mexico, Sudan, China, and Israel.
9. Choose a system of stratification (North/South), (High, Middle, Low Income), (Wealthy/Middle/Poor), (Developed/Developing)
10. Briefly explain why you chose these variable.
11. Classify each of the countries you have chosen in 8 above by the system chosen in 9 above and explain your reason for the classification. For example,
a. The United States is a wealthy northern nation.
b. Mexico is a middle-income southern nation.
c. Sudan is a poor southern nation.
d. China is a wealthy northern nation.
e. Israel is a middle-income developing northern nation.
12. Add “Time” from the top right of the screen.
13. Choose 50 years.
14. Return to preview. Verify that “Country,” “Series,” and “Time” are checked.
15. Click “Chart” on the upper right-hand side of the page.
16. Click “Apply Changes” in the center of the page.
17. You can click on ‘country’ to see a different chart for each country showing each of the five variables you selected.
18. If the variable does not have data, you may wish to choose another variable.
19. Report the results for the five variables you picked because you felt they influenced development to form a personal theory of development.
Discuss your theory of development in terms of
a. growth theory and
b. conflict theory,
and describe
c. how your theory would define national growth, and
d. How the charts depict the variables contributing to national growth.
20. What did you learn from this lesson?
21. How could this lesson be improved?
This assignment is designed to help you develop your QI Project proposal by identifying content used in developing your project team, intervention, pilot testing, and unexpected issues slides. The attached worksheet will guide you in this process. Plan-Do-Study-Act (PDSA) methodology is driven by 3 questions: (1) What are we trying to accomplish? (2) How will we know a change is an improvement? And (3) what change can we make that will result in improvement? The Plan stage begins with an analysis to identify what can be changed that will lead to improvement; it creates a blueprint for the change.
The Do stage is where the plan is carried out, data are collected, and observations made. During the Study stage, the data obtained from observations are analyzed to determine the effectiveness of the plan’s implementation. Finally, the Act stage is where adjustments are made based on the collected data in preparation for the next PDSA cycle. With this model, iterations of the PDSA cycle continue until the change goal is achieved.
Plan: idea for action
Do: make the change
Study: test it and collect data
Act : adjust actions
Complete the assigned IHI Open School Modules before beginning this assignment
Complete the PDSA Worksheet for Testing Change (Attached above)
Complete the listed Plan steps
Provide detailed discussions for the remaining Do, Study, Act portions of the worksheet
Submit the completed worksheet to Blackboard using this assignment link
NOTE: Once you receive my feedback on your Outcome
Describe how the infrastructure of the United Kingdom’s healthcare sector, including rural and underserved populations, is structured. How is access to healthcare developed and controlled in the United Kingdom? In this discussion, describe the accessibility to healthcare for patients, cost of healthcare being rendered, governmental influences, alternative healthcare options (if any), and how policy may influence the types of care being rendered to patients.
In developing your initial response, be sure to draw from, explore, and cite credible reference materials, including at least one scholarly peer-reviewed reference.
Compare and contrast the different types of data researchers can gather by conducting ethnographic research, interviews, and content analysis. Have the readings in this course used the appropriate method(s) to answer their research questions? Have you noticed any places where the authors have come to inappropriate conclusions or extrapolated too far from the method(s) being used?
A teamwork model for understanding an agile team: A case study of a Scrum project
Paper details:
Instructions
Please read the article below:
A teamwork model for understanding an agile team: A case study of a Scrum project
And provide the following deliverables:
1- Article summary and key takeaways
2-Highlights of the Scrum Master responsibilities and characteristics.
The length of each paper must not exceed two (2) pages (Plus a cover sheet).