Interest Groups A group of people with shared feelings or attitudes that try to influence government policy making. Pluralism leads to interest groups. Federalist Papers Alexander Hamilton‚ James‚ Madison‚ John Jay (Publius) Fall 1787-Spring 1789 Federalist 10 (Madison) An analysis of nature‚ causes‚ and effects of factions and a search for a way to control them. “Curing the Mischiefs” 1. Remove the cause 2. Control the effects Propaganda- takes them from where they are to where they want
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Cosi Themes Fidelity‚ Infidelity and Love According to Mozart’s Cosi Fan Tutte‚ the issue of fidelity is depicted to be an ideal that is never achieved. Since ‘women are like that’ – the interpretation of ‘Cosi Fan Tutte’‚ Mozart encourages the belief that men should simply accept that women are indeed disloyal in relationships. Nowra illustrates this same idea about women and infidelity through Lewis and Lucy’s relationship. While Lucy is ‘sleeping with Lewis‚ she is also ‘having sex’ with Nick
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Hamlet Characters Hamlet- (protagonist) • More to him then meets the eye • Extremely philosophical • Stabs Polonius (didn’t know it was him)- then becomes very angry‚ and gets the role of a madman. He upsets other characters with this angry approach • Extremely sad‚ bitter- disconnected with the state of affairs in Denmark‚ and his family • Upset with his mother marrying his uncle (Gertrude marries Claudius) • Tells Ophelia he doesn’t love her‚ and she gets very sad • Considers the
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Wildlife Issues Topic Answers Reading One 1 Dr. Julie Savidge concluded that Brown-tree Snake predation was the cause of declines of forest bird populations on Guam. 2 Recently‚ the National Park Service banned snow-mobiling in Denali Nation Park. 3 The National Audubon Society of today is an offshoot of the Massachusetts state Audubon society. 4 False: Wildlife issues or other environmental issues should be resolved based on public opinion as the majority is never wrong.
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Chapter 14 MRP is usually practiced on items with dependent demand. (true) The Aggregate Plan‚ derived from the Master Production Schedule‚ specifies in more detail how much of each product is to be made at what time. (False) If 100 units of Q are needed and 10 are already in stock‚ gross requirement is 100 and net requirement is 90. Each R requires 4 of component S; each S requires 3 components of T. Lead time for R is 1 week. Lead time for S is two weeks. For T is 6. Lead time for R is _____
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Textile Exam Notes Chapters 6‚7 and 8 * Generic Names – Similar chemical composition * Cross-dye able fibers – NOT colored * Trade Names- Company Name * Three General Steps of spinning process: P-Prepare4 dope/melt E- Extrude S- Solidify * Fiber Size largest to smallest: Macrofiber Microfiber Ultrafine Nanofiber * Microfiber-Strength * Ultrafine Microfiber – Technical Application Nanofiber * Dope- raw materials dissolved * Melt- polymer
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Words I must figure out for first business law exam Percurian Nexus – link or linkeages. Caveat Emptor Causa mortis Marbury v. Madison Judgement Enforceability Order Administrative court Civil law Common law Defendants Express powers Implied powers Equity Original jurisdiction Trial court Uniform commercial code Substantive law Statutory law Precedence Plaintive Fixity Appellee Stare decisis Caveat ven ditor Quid pro quo Old bitor dictum Ras judicata Ratio de ci dente Law – and between individuals
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FINANCE 1613 FINAL EXAM NOTES CHAPTER 1 Basic Concepts Forms of Business Organisations Sole Proprietorship Advantages - business owned by one person. It is simple and easy to start and the owner keeps all the profits. Disadvantages: difficult to raise large sums of finance‚ unlimited liability‚ difficult to transfer ownership‚ taxed at personal income rate. Partnership – business organization owned and operated by two or more individuals or entities. Can be General (all partners share in
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EXAM 1 REVIEW NOTES Tuesday‚ February 18‚ 2014 8:54 PM Polakowski (Lecture 1 and 2) Human Nature/State of Nature If left to their own devices (no government)‚ how would people behave? Hobbes State of nature is a state of war There would be no regulation of goods‚ services‚ infrastructure‚ awareness of worldly surroundings‚ etc. Locke Living with no government is the proper state of nature A "common judge with authority puts all men in a state of nature" Rousseau "man has no idea
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s(x) s(x + t) = 1− s(x) ∞ = V ar[T (x)] = 2 t · t px dt − ˚ e2x 0 ∞ k=1 Pr[K(x) = k] = Pr[k ≤ T (x) < k + 1] = k px − = k px · qx+k = k| qx (2k − 1) k px − e2x V ar[K(x)] = Curtate future lifetime (K(x) ≡ greatest integer in T (x)): Exam M - Life Contingencies - LGD c t px dt Total lifetime after age x: Tx k+1 px ∞ Tx = lx+t dt 0 1 Total lifetime between age x and x + 1: Lx Central death rate: mx Lx = Tx − Tx+1 1 = 1 lx · t px dt lx+t dt = 0 lx − lx+1 Lx lx − lx+n n
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