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    website defines the career as professionals who, “… are responsible for the gross examination and dissection of anatomic pathology specimens and the performance of postmortem examinations. PAs prepare tissue for numerous pathological tests…” According to ExploreHealthDuties, which was reviewed and approved by The American Association of Pathologists’ Assistants, stated that the duties of this field also entails, “preparation, gross description and dissection…

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    From the profit maximization or individualism theory point of view, every business when making the profit must consider the human right and the law. In this analysis, we will assume that Wal-Mart is guilty since it ignored the well being of everyone and anything in order to maximize its profits. In addition, there is substantial evidence that Wal-Mart paid bribes to a foreign official. Therefore, even the profit that they received unlawfully will not qualify…

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    Oligopoly Market Structure

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    The Best Market Structure to Trade a Business With A market structure can be defined as the nature of competition in the market for goods and services. In a market structure, the nature of goods and services is determined by competition. There are four types of market structure, which include perfect competition, oligopoly, monopoly, and monopolistic competition. A proper use of product promotion methods, following a well business ideas, as well as good use of business strategy leads to a good…

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    In this case, each firm maximizes profit by paying K and L their marginal products, without offering any additional payment for their contribution to technological progress. Learning by doing formed the basis of the first model of endogenous growth theory, which is known as the AK model. The AK model assumes that when people accumulate capital, learning by doing generates technological progress that tends to raise the marginal product of capital, thus offsetting the tendency for the marginal…

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    that firms (organisations) subsist and make decisions in order to maximize profits. Trade work together with the market to establish pricing and demand and then distribute resources according to representation that give the impression of being to maximize net profits. The principal goal of an organization is value maximization. The value of a firm is determined by the long-term confrontation of managerial decisions on profits. 'Principal-Agent Problem ' is the conflicts of interest and…

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    What Is the True Cost of For-Profit Schools? It was a typical Thursday night for 29 year-old Dane Lockman. The single father had just put his son to bed and was flipping through late night infomercials, looking for something to pike his interest. Suddenly, a captivating advertisement for Westwood College of Atlanta filled the screen. As Dane listened to the sales pitch, he felt the burning desire to pick up the phone and call the number on the screen. He could do this! He could be the first…

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    Degrees Students of for-profit colleges are only 11% of America’s higher education population yet they account for 44% of federal student loan defaults because the value of their degree makes them the least desirable to be hired by employers (Harvard Law Review, 2015). This is also a product of aggressive recruiting techniques that target military members by offering a fast, convenient path towards an accredited degree. As it turns out, a degree awarded from a for-profit or “degree mill”…

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    For-profit colleges in the U.S. are higher educational institutions that are run similarly to a business, with the primary goal of the institution being to gain revenue. Most traditional colleges are nonprofit, however, for-profit colleges have increased in popularity around past 25 years. Well-known examples of for-profit institutions include ITT Technical Institute, Everest College, University of Phoenix, and DeVry University. Most of them have little or no requirements to enroll and they…

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    In this essay I will be advising Eric on certain ways to severe the property and explaining the differences between joint tenancy and tenancy in common. I will be using relevant case law and statues to prove my advisory. Starting off, when Tom died he left his property Mason Towers off to his 5 children, assuming this is after the 1926 the children will be held as joint tenants instead of tenants in common. However, in the law it states that there can only be a maximum of 4 joint tenants, so…

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    Riverside Community hospital is a small non-profit hospital, with about 210 beds available for patient use (HAP 2010). Riverside hospital has recently come into serious competition with a for-profit hospital in their area, and Riverside is worried that the cost of services in their area will skyrocket. Though Riverside has strengths, the hospital also has financial weaknesses that need to be addressed. Riverside Community Hospital has an overspending issue, and by analysis Riverside Financial…

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