' The world is facing uncertain times in regards to resource scarcity, world hunger versus obesity and who owns water and space. Students should pick a topic to explore  Possible topics could include:  World hunger versus obesity epidemic Who owns the water Who owns space Sustainability of resources   Discuss your findings via this week's discussion. /

1. Describe one health care policy related to health care access and tell how it relates. How does the policy address health equities and disparities? 2. Explain which segment(s) of the Public Health Nursing Wheel relates to the effects of economics/health care access and health care policy you just described. That is, tell which outer segment(s) and which segment(s): Systems-focused, Community-focused, Individual-focused, Population-Based/Case Finding, or Population-Based. (Your response may be one or more segment(s).) The Public Health Intervention Wheel is found at The Minnesota Department of Health at http://www.health.state.mn.us/divs/opi/cd/phn/wheel.html 3. Visit Healthy People 2030 Priorities at https://health.gov/healthypeople/priority-areas List the three priority areas for Healthy People 2030. Read about social determinants on the same Healthy People 2030 website. Describe two social determinants of health that directly relate to the three priority areas for Healthy…

You work in the governor’s of California’s office during this pandemic. Create a detailed plan that will help small businesses and people who would be most affected by Covid19.  Make sure to do a detailed the stakeholder analysis and use the rational decision-making to build the strategy of the solution. Discuss the specific impact this strategy would have on key stakeholders

Strategic CSR helps bridge which two ideas Past and future CSR activities Business should maximize profit and society has the right to limit business Core competencies and make-or-buy decisions Academic and applied CSR *:The resources perspective Ignores much of the context in which the firm operates. Is too narrow, focusing only on assets, not processes It is about outside stakeholders of the firm All of the options mentioned ( إرسال لسخة من ردودي إلي. O a 40) ENG 4/ acer F6 FZ F8 F9 F10 F11 F12 Scr Lk PrtSc SysRq Pause Break NumLk & O O O

1. Identity five elements that are important in assessing and comparing the attractiveness of alternative business opportunities in terms of their market potential.2. identify three elements that are important in assessing and comparing the attractiveness of 'alternative business opportunities in terms of their financial viability.

All contemporary organisations operating in an uncertain economic climate, need to know how to manage change in orderto survive. For businesses to withstand today’s competitive environment, they must frequently examine its processes andperformance strategies to better understand what changes need to be made. Change nowadays is a reality for businessesand those which resist change, risk losing their competitive edge.To complete this project, you are required to select an organisation that you are familiar with and the business environmentin which it operates. Analyse the internal and external business environment and answer the following questions.You are required to study the business environment of the selected organisation and develop a report document forexecutives on the management of the business environment and organisational change dynamics. The report shouldprovide clear reference to the organisational context and extensive application of relevant theory. The headings…

Imagine that you are conducting an interview with a startup (Small Enterprise) in computer industry owned by Omani recent CEPS graduate, and you wanted to know the challenges that young entrepreneurs experience. Which of the following question would give an answer to this question and address your aim of the study: O a. Why did you decide to run your own business? O b. Tell me about yourself? O c. Do you think that the government should offer more financial and training assistance to entrepreneurs? O d. None of the above

How to respond into this in 100 words?   Social trends can significantly impact business in high-tech industries, presenting both opportunities and threats for organizations and their strategic management. Social and technological forces are two of the four categories that comprise the microenvironment, or external environment. Social forces are related to values, beliefs, and culture while technological forces are related to advancements such as automation, artificial intelligence, or digitalization. An example of how social trends present both opportunities and threats to organizations operating in high-tech industries is the rise of electric vehicles (EVs). The growing interest and demand for electronic vehicles present great opportunities in the automotive industry. As more consumers prioritize sustainability and seek to reduce carbon emissions, EVs are becoming a more viable and popular choice. This interest based on the values of sustainability and green transportation has…

Write a 3 page profile of one of Canada's provinces, territories, districts, or cities. Organize the information under these Headings: The Land, The People, The Economy,The Lifestyle. Be sure to have a References page with at least 3 references,  Include information about natural resources and how they relate to the economy, whatpeople do for a living there, who the people are (demographics), what the advantages areto live there, what recreation/holiday opportunities exist or what famous or interestingplaces are found there. Write a Conclusion with your views on the strengths of that place are, and what the futureholds.

Please do not give solution in image formate thanku What changes would you like to see continue t is very common for business to run into issues they did not anticipate - This past year we have seen this happen to all business because of the pandemic. For this discussion find a video or article to share with the class on how restaurants have changed due to covid. Your discussion question is: What changes would you like to see continue when restaurants are allowed to operate as "normal". What changes will become a permanent part of our dining experience. when restaurants are allowed to operate as "normal".