Go to the Appendix area and read the Highlights of Changes From DSM-IV to DSM-V. Choose any of the disorders discussed in that area. Also, find an old copy of the DSM-IV-TR and read the same disorder. Once you have done this, write a short (5 page) essay (APA 7th edition) comparing the 2 disorders and mention the changes as they apply. This essay has a value of 20 points.

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Basically you will design a trifold pamphlet that focuses on ONLY one of the eating disorders, which you find in the file. You will need to follow instructions and no plagiarism allowed.

Minimum Length: Multiple paragraphs, average 2.5 to 4 pages.

Here is your ESSAY 4, the poetry essay. After reading the directions carefully, and when you are finished writing, please submit the essay for grading.

ESSAY 4 DIRECTIONS

First, explain in simple contemporary language what is going on in each set of lines (or stanza)—write as if this were being said today in a local club or bar. In other words, change the language here from that of late 19th century England to that of a club in your city or region today.

Then explain about the narrator’s (the speaker’s in the poem–not Thomas Hardy’s) argument about why he killed the man. Then, based on his language and delivery, explain his argument–whether or not he feels he did the right thing when he killed the man. Finally, explain the narrator’s attitude (or feelings) toward war itself.

In your essay be specific. Use “proof” from the poem to show your argument or points. This proof will be specific statements the narrator makes.

“The Man He Killed” by Thomas Hardy

“Had he and I but met
By some old ancient inn,
We should have sat us down to wet
Right many a nipperkin! [a half pint of beer]

“But ranged as infantry,
And staring face to face,
I shot at him as he at me,
And killed him in his place.

“I shot him dead because —
Because he was my foe,
Just so: my foe of course he was;
That’s clear enough; although

“He thought he’d ‘list, perhaps, [list is slang for enlist]
Off-hand like — just as I —
Was out of work — had sold his traps — [trappings—his clothes, tools, belongings]
No other reason why.

“Yes; quaint and curious war is!
You shoot a fellow down
You’d treat if met where any bar is,
Or help to half-a-crown.” [English coin, like saying a few bucks]

Note: use any one of the classification techniques: Neural networks,Deep learning,Decision tree based methods.

a. Provide a brief summary that includes the business problem, the type of study, its purpose, and its final conclusion. Discuss the role of data analytics in addressing the problem (Minimum 300 words)—- 2 references

b. Based on your research-based knowledge, provide your evaluation on the role of data analytics and analysis in the study’s outcome. (Minimum 300 words) —-2 references

c. Provide an APA formatted reference a .pdf of the study

Note: Paraphrase, cite, and reference per APA and Plagarism report

1) Research Exercise (Answer in 2-4 pages, including any tables or charts.)

We learned about the US financial regulatory structure, including institutions such as the Fed, SEC, and FINRA, as well as policies such as Dodd-Frank. Here your task is to explore the financial regulatory system of another nation and compare it to the US.

You are welcome to copy/paste any material you find as long as you provide a citation — However, anything written must be your own work. Good materials to copy/paste might include tables, charts, and organizational flow charts.

• Choose your country from one of the following: Canada, China, Germany, or Japan.
• Show basic up-to-date economic and demographic data of your country. You can choose whatever data you believe is most important to your nation. [Examples might include GDP, GDP growth rate, GDP per capita, population, population growth rate, size of critical economic sectors (like agriculture, energy, or services), etc.]
• What are the different financial regulatory entities of your country and the roles of those entities? Are they public or private? Who has authority over what? [If you choose to copy/paste a flow chart, be sure to write descriptions of the different entities.]
• What are the important non-regulatory entities, like banks and stock exchanges?
• What are some of your country’s important financial regulations? [Consider legislation such as trade agreements and your country’s equivalent of Dodd-Frank.]
• How is your country’s system different from the US system? Overall, what is your own evaluation of your country’s system?

Then, research your country’s financial governance and financial structure, and answer the following questions:

2) Short Answer (Answer in 1/2 page each.)

A.Describe TWO different methods that large, public US corporations have used to avoid paying taxes. Give a recent real-life example of each. Use citations as needed.

B. What was the role of hedge funds in causing the 2008 financial crisis? (Use citations as needed.)

3) Multiple Choice – Circle all correct answer choices.

• Which of these would signal a direct move by the Fed to contract (tighten) the money supply?
  • Raising the federal funds rate
  • Raising the bank reserve requirement ratio
  • Buying T-bonds from banks
  • Raising the rate of currency drain
  • Printing $50B in currency
• You are an equity analyst – you pick stocks — and trading on the NYSE has just opened for the day. You notice that shares of one of your holdings, AAPL, just rose sharply by 10% while the rest of the market stayed flat. You also notice that, moments before, AAPL submitted an SEC filing just before share prices soared. Which of these could that filing be?
  • Annual report
  • 20-F
  • 8-K
  • Form 3
  • Rumors of a merger with Samsung
• Many analysis blame regulators and exchanges themselves for contributing to the phenomenon of High Frequency Trading. Which of these might analysts point to as evidence of this?
  • Co-location
  • FINRA Rule 3310
  • Efforts to tighten the money supply
  • Regulation NMS
  • The Federal Funds Rate
• Which of the following indicate scenarios of good corporate governance?
  • A poison pill
  • Most board members also share management duties
  • Executive compensation is tied to the number of projects completed
  • Life-terms for CEOs
  • Shareholders require the approval of corporate managers to issue a vote
• The money market could include:
  • 100 shares of GOOG stock
  • Commercial paper
  • T-bills
  • 5-year sugar commodities
  • Over-the-counter trades