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Sky Fly, Inc is considering an investment in two different expansions. The following estimates have been calculated for each project.
X Y
Initial Investment 15,000 15,000
Annual Rate of Return
Pessimistic 16% 10%
Most Likely 20% 20%
Optimistic 24% 30%
Discuss
What is the range of the rates of return for each of the projects?
Which project is less risky? Why?
Which investment would you choose? Why?
What does your investment choice say about your feelings towards risk?
Assume that expansion Y most likely outcome is 21% per year and that all other facts remain the same. Does this change your investment choice answer? Why?
What are the ethical considerations that Sky Fly’s managers should observe when deciding between the two projects?
Read through chapter 12 and focus on page 2 of fear article (link below).
Prompt: In 4-6 pages (plus Works Cited), use a theory of fear to explore a social or contemporary issue that involves fear and loosely connect it to Frankenstein; how large or small this connection to the novel is really is up to you. If the novel is central, there is much to explore, and if the novel is merely a minor point connected to your overall argument, that’s perfectly fine. While you are welcome to include the work of other writers, Ferudi’s ideas should be referenced; again, this doesn’t have to be central to the paper, but it should be connected to your overall argument.
Class assignments: Move to online meetings–full credit for meeting once a week.
https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/7e0b/498df1078d128428ecd14857acbb3625abf9.pdf?_ga=2.188447592.1735320007.1588279558-130246653.1588279558
-What is the context for this? What is the “science conundrum” I spoke about? -How would you describe Walton? What inspires him? -Why order/structure the book like this (letters from one character retelling what was told to him)?
-Ancient Greece/Roman Empire/Middle Ages
-Enlightenment (French Revolution)
-Romantic Period
-Novel
-“Science Conundrum”
-Nature
-Imagination
I dont see a problem hanging the word boredom around baseballs neck. Nor do I see it as an epithet. Boredom is fertile. Boredom is potential. Boredom is the basic elements of all of baseballs drama (Forbes 11). Using Andrew Forbes essay The Utility of Boredom, write a persuasive essay with a strong, and direct thesis statement considering the usefulness of boredom and how it can be applied in our lives in minor or even major ways. Consider how Forbes defines boredom in relation to the Toronto Blue Jays and his love of baseball. Do you have a different definition of boredom? If so, please define it referencing Forbes interpretation. What makes boredom an essential part of our lives, and how can we apply it like Forbes applies the utility of boredom in relation to baseball?
