Moral dilemma relating to cultural diversity and multiculturalism

Instructions
For this assignment propose a scenario where you or someone you know are confronted with a moral dilemma relating to cultural diversity and multiculturalism. It cannot be the same as what was covered in the week one discussion.

Cultural diversity refers to religious, sexual, racial, and other forms of social difference. A moral dilemma is a situation in which one must make a decision between two or more options such that the options involve seemingly ethical and/or unethical conduct. Address the following questions:

• What was the situation? What did the dilemma involve?
• What would a subjective moral relativist say is the right approach to the dilemma? Why would that kind of relativist say that?
• What would a cultural relativist say is the right approach to the dilemma? Why would that kind of relativist say that? Is that approach correct?
• What did you the person confronting the dilemma decide to do? What moral justification did they give? Is that approach morally correct?
• Was there an objective moral truth (the objectively right thing to do) in this situation? Why or why not?

Remember, the dilemma should be detailed with description and dialogue. Regard the questions as requirements. This is an essay, so rather than simply providing a list of brief answers to questions, provide an in-depth reflection regarding a difficult ethical situation..

Cite the textbook and incorporate outside sources, including citations.

Writing Requirements (APA format)

• Length: 1.5-2 pages (not including title page or references page)
• 1-inch margins
• Double spaced
• 12-point Times New Roman font
• Title page
• References page (minimum of 2 scholarly sources)

Required Resources
Read/review the following resources for this activity:

• Textbook: Chapter 1, 2
• Lesson
• Minimum of 2 scholarly sources in addition to the textbook

 

Embedded Systems

explain what Embedded Systems are? Discuss and explain at least 5 applications of embedded systems.

Note

Please list your references

Value of diverse perspectives in the process of innovation

Note

To start, watch the video below…
Connected: The amazing power of social networks and how they shape our lives”

Explain the value of diverse perspectives in the process of innovation.
How is this related to the concept of strong versus weak ties?
Why do most large organizations seem to have trouble coming up with and implementing innovations?
If you were running a large organization, how would you make sure that innovative thinking was not only “safe,” but encouraged? Why is it important to make it “safe to fail”? (See Slide 5 in lesson 3 PPT)

In addition to the course readings and lectures (which you may cite along with other sources), you should use LIRN to find at least one additional article related to this topic. One is provided for you (Russel and Russel [1992] in the Readings for Lessons 3 and 4.

The full reference is as follows (Click on Link below):

Takahashi, S. (2015, March). Play this word game to come up with original ideas.

Instructions

The paper should be 6-8 pages long. It should include at least 4 citations, using APA rules. Use 12-pt Times New Roman font and upload it here to your Canvas platform. Be sure to view the rubric to see how your paper will be graded. (see rubric in the first document PAPER ASSIGNMENT 1)

Accounting

Answer the 24 questions

1. 1. When sales go up, Total Fixed Costs (TFC) will go up?

Select one:True. False

2. When sales go down, Unit Fixed Cost (UFC) will go up?

Select one:True. False

3. Relevant cost is also called sunk cost?

Select one:True. False

4.Differential cost is the difference in cost between one course of action and another?

Select one:True. False

5. Smitty’s Place recorded sales of $40,000 with a profit of $5,000. If the VR is .60, what is TFC?

 

Select one:

a.$11,000

b.$24,000

c.$16,000

d.$35,000

6. Walls Bar and Grille has been looking over their operations. They have a USP of $4.00 and there were 12,000 units sold. There was $8,000 in profit and the TFC was $16,000. Calculate the TVC for Walls Bar and Grille.

Select one:

a.$24,000

b.$48,000

c.$16,000

d.$100,000

7. Walls Bar and Grille has been looking over their operations. They have a USP of $4.00 and there were 12,000 units sold. There was $8,000 in profit and the TFC was $16,000. What sales level, (in $) is needed to obtain a profit of $50,000?

Select one:

a.$132,000

b.$100,000

c.$112,000

d.$150,000

8.Al Harrington’s Wacky Waving Inflatable Arm Flailing Tubeman Warehouse and Emporium recorded the following information from its lunch period:

# of Customers80

# of Servers 5

Total Sales$1,150

# of Seats 40

 1.What is the average check?

2.What is the Seat Turnover?

3.What is the average dollar per seat?

4.What is the average dollar per server?

5.If the server received an average of 15% in tips from their sales, what is the average tip received by each server? Select all 5 questions :

a.$14.38

b.$28.75

c.$34.50

d.2

9.The Aday Lodge is a 120-room property with 60% occupancy. The lodge maintains and ADR of $80. Last month, which has 30 operating days, the hotel recorded the following information:

Variable costs.                                     Fixed costs

Wages $ 35,900.00                          Mortgage $ 20,000.00

Supplies $ 22,740.00.                     Insurance $   8,000.00

Utilities $ 13,320.00                         Depreciation $   6,000.00

Miscellaneous $   5,800.00              Salaries $ 14,000.00

Based on the information above, calculate the following:

How much is Total Sales?

Select one:

a.$172,800

b.$165,000

c.$175,000

d.$170,000

10. The Aday Lodge is a 120-room property with 60% occupancy. The lodge maintains and ADR of $80. Last month, which has 30 operating days, the hotel recorded the following information: 

Variable costs			Fixed costs
Wages	$ 35,900.00		Mortgage	$ 20,000.00
Supplies	$ 22,740.00		Insurance	$   8,000.00
Utilities	$ 13,320.00		Depreciation	$   6,000.00
Miscellaneous	$   5,800.00		Salaries	$ 14,000.00

Based on the information above, calculate the following:

Variable Rate

* You solved total sales in the previous problem

Select one:

.45

.55

.30

.52

1. The Aday Lodge is a 120-room property with 60% occupancy. The lodge maintains and ADR of $80. Last month, which has 30 operating days, the hotel recorded the following information: 

Variable costs			Fixed costs
Wages	$ 35,900.00		Mortgage	$ 20,000.00
Supplies	$ 22,740.00		Insurance	$   8,000.00
Utilities	$ 13,320.00		Depreciation	$   6,000.00
Miscellaneous	$   5,800.00		Salaries	$ 14,000.00

Based on the information above, calculate the following:

Breakeven Dollars

Note

*You solved VR in the last problem.

Select one:

$87,272.73

$115,384.62

$90,786.93

$85,325.65

12. The Aday Lodge is a 120-room property with 60% occupancy. The lodge maintains and ADR of $80. Last month, which has 30 operating days, the hotel recorded the following information: 

Variable costs			Fixed costs
Wages	$ 35,900.00		Mortgage	$ 20,000.00
Supplies	$ 22,740.00		Insurance	$   8,000.00
Utilities	$ 13,320.00		Depreciation	$   6,000.00
Miscellaneous	$   5,800.00		Salaries	$ 14,000.00

Based on the information above, calculate the following:

Breakeven rooms

*You solved BE$ in the last problem.

Select one:

 

90. 1,090.91
91. 2,000
92. 1,000
93. 1,500

13.Melissa’s Diner recorded the following information for the last operating period:

 

Menu Item	Units Sold	UVC	Sales
A	89,143	$2.10	$624,000.00
B	48,000	$4.48	$384,000.00
C	152,000	$2.04	$912,000.00
D	40,000	$7.20	$480,000.00
		Total Sales	$2,400,000.00

calculate the PSTS (sales mix) for each item

Select one:

a.

A = .26

B = .16

C = .38

D = .20

b.

A = .15

B = .23

C = .36

D = .25

c.

A = .33

B = .21

C = .41

D = .45

d.

A = ..55

B = ..23

C = .67

D = .98

14.Melissa’s Diner recorded the following information for the last operating period:

 

Menu Item	Units Sold	UVC	Sales
A	89,143	$2.10	$624,000.00
B	48,000	$4.48	$384,000.00
C	152,000	$2.04	$912,000.00
D	40,000	$7.20	$480,000.00
		Total Sales	$2,400,000.00

Calculate the Variable Rate for each item.

Select one:

a.

A = .30

B = .56

C = .34

D = .60

b.

A = .15

B = .23

C = .36

D = .25

c.

A = .33

B = .21

C = .41

D = .45

d.

A = ..55

B = ..23

C = .67

D = .98

15.Melissa’s Diner recorded the following information for the last operating period:

 

Menu Item	Units Sold	UVC	Sales
A	89,143	$2.10	$624,000.00
B	48,000	$4.48	$384,000.00
C	152,000	$2.04	$912,000.00
D	40,000	$7.20	$480,000.00
		Total Sales	$2,400,000.00

Calculate the Weighted Variable Rate (WVR) for each item.

*Remember that you solved Item VR and Item PSTS in the previous problems, no need to recalculate them.

Select one:

a.

A  = .08

B = .09

C = .13

D = .12

b.

A = .15

B = .23

C = .36

D = .25

c.

A = .33

B = .21

C = .41

D = .45

d.

A = ..55

B = ..23

C = .67

D = .98

16. Top of Form Melissa’s Diner recorded the following information for the last operating period: 

Menu Item	Units Sold	UVC	Sales
A	89,143	$2.10	$624,000.00
B	48,000	$4.48	$384,000.00
C	152,000	$2.04	$912,000.00
D	40,000	$7.20	$480,000.00
		Total Sales	$2,400,000.00

Calculate the Overall Weighted Variable Rate (WVR)

*Remember that you solved the Item WVR’s in the previous problem, no need to recalculate them here.

Select one:

a.Overall WVR = .42

b.Overall WVR = .58
c.Overall WVR = .50
d.Overall WVR = .30

17. Walls Tavern is an 80-seat operation with a seat turnover rate of 1.7 for lunch and 1.5 for dinner. The average check for lunch is $8.50 and dinner is $12.00. Assuming they are open 6 days per week (52 weeks in a year), calculate the following:

Total annual operating days

Select one:

1.312

2.365

3.300

4.180

18. Walls Tavern is an 80-seat operation with a seat turnover rate of 1.7 for lunch and 1.5 for dinner. The average check for lunch is $8.50 and dinner is $12.00. Assuming they are open 6 days per week (52 weeks in a year), calculate the following:

Annual guest count for lunch and dinner

Select one:

a.Lunch Annual: 42,432

Dinner Annual: 37,440

b.Lunch Annual: 37,440

Dinner Annual: 42,432

c.Lunch Annual: 27,154

Dinner Annual: 34,765

d.Lunch Annual: 34,765

Dinner Annual: 27,154

19. Walls Tavern is an 80-seat operation with a seat turnover rate of 1.7 for lunch and 1.5 for dinner. The average check for lunch is $8.50 and dinner is $12.00. Assuming they are open 6 days per week (52 weeks in a year), calculate the following:

Annual sales for lunch and dinner

*You calculated guest count per period in the previous question. No need to recalculate them.

Select one:

a.Lunch Annual: $360,672

Dinner Annual: $449,280

b.Lunch Annual: $449,280

Dinner Annual: $360,672

 

c.Lunch Annual: $532,897

Dinner Annual: $1,334,987

d.Lunch Annual: $350,643.45

Dinner Annual: $431,343.67

20.Jace’s Luxury Resort is a 140 room property.  Last month the hotel recorded an average rate of $55 and incurred labor costs of 40% of total room sales.

The management of the hotel is estimating that the occupancy percentage for next month (30 days) will be 75%.  The average room rate and the labor cost percentage will both remain unchanged.

Use this information to solve the following:

What is the forecasted DAILY rooms sold for the next month?

Select one:

a.105

b.103

c.100

d.210

21.Jace’s Luxury Resort is a 140 room property.  Last month the hotel recorded an average rate of $55 and incurred labor costs of 40% of total room sales.

The management of the hotel is estimating that the occupancy percentage for next month (30 days) will be 75%.  The average room rate and the labor cost percentage will both remain unchanged.

Use this information to solve the following:

What is the forecasted TOTAL rooms sold for the next month?

**You already solved daily rooms sold in the previous problem. No need to recalculate it again.

Select one:

a.3,150

b.2,007

c.3,596

d.4,200

 22.Jace’s Luxury Resort is a 140 room property.  Last month the hotel recorded an average rate of $55 and incurred labor costs of 40% of total room sales.

The management of the hotel is estimating that the occupancy percentage for next month (30 days) will be 75%.  The average room rate and the labor cost percentage will both remain unchanged.

Use this information to solve the following:

What is the forecasted DAILY room sales (in $) for the next month?

**You already solved daily rooms sold in the previous problem. No need to recalculate it again.

Select one:

a.$5,775

b.$6,857

c.$3,596

d.$4,200

23.Jace’s Luxury Resort is a 140 room property.  Last month the hotel recorded an average rate of $55 and incurred labor costs of 40% of total room sales.

The management of the hotel is estimating that the occupancy percentage for next month (30 days) will be 75%.  The average room rate and the labor cost percentage will both remain unchanged.

Use this information to solve the following:

What is the forecasted TOTAL room sales (in $) for the next month?

**You already solved TOTAL rooms sold in a previous problem. No need to recalculate it again.

Select one:

a.$173,250

b.$112,874

c.$544,394

d.$420,000

24.Jace’s Luxury Resort is a 140 room property.  Last month the hotel recorded an average rate of $55 and incurred labor costs of 40% of total room sales.

The management of the hotel is estimating that the occupancy percentage for next month (30 days) will be 75%.  The average room rate and the labor cost percentage will both remain unchanged.

Use this information to solve the following:

What is the forecasted TOTAL labor costs for the next month?

**You already solved TOTAL room sales (in $) in a previous problem. No need to recalculate it again.

Select one:

a.$69,300

b.$75,876

c.$44,394

d.$20,000