Economic Approaches to Education Policy Order type: Coursework Economic Approaches to Education Policy Recent headlines in the news read: "Is College Worth It?" "Nearly Half of States Link Teacher Evaluations to Tests" "New Business Models for Higher Education" "High-Quality Preschool Program Produces Long-Term Economic Payoff" These headlines are just a few examples of the increasing influence of economics in education policy issues. Education economists analyze education variables and the impact they have on individuals and the societies and economies in which they live. A great deal of emphasis has been placed on determining outcomes to educational investment. Typically, education research with an economics of education perspective focuses on data, quantitative methods, and economic theories to identify opportunities for improved efficiency and quality of education. The research questions and hypotheses are

Topic: how islamic ethics can reform politics Order type: Annotated Bibliography Annotated Bibliography: This should include a minimum of fifteen relevant sources with appropriate annotations. Each bibliographic entry should include a one-sentence summary of the contents and relevance. Use some of these references discuss islamic ethics and its role in politics,how can ethics reform politics,when,cases theories PLACE AN ORDER TODAY & GET 15% DISCOUNT (CODE GAC15)  

Media Coverage in Crime report on how a specific media source covers crime. The choices for media sources may include any of the following: local television news broadcasts; network news shows (ABC, NBC, CBS, CNN); a newspaper (local, regional, or national) or news magazine (i.e. TIME, 60 Minutes); a primetime crime drama currently being broadcast or in syndication; TV crime documentaries (i.e. "America's Most Wanted," "Cops"), a series of crime movies that deal with your particular theme (i.e. juvenile delinquency, organized crime, police corruption, deviance in women's prisons, , etc.); talk radio programs; or crime literature (magazines, comics, short stories, or novels). Many of these sources now have Internet sites. The number of media sources you must cite will vary depending on the topic and the medium selected for analysis, however, you must obtain a representative sample. In general, 10 days media coverage, 10 movies, 10 episodes of a crime-related TV show (each must be liste

Topic: Answer questions on Public Relations Strategy Order type: Coursework   READ:http://www.abc.net.au/science/articles/2013/02/12/3688430.htm, and answer the following five questions. Every question’s answer is not less than 4-5 sentences. Assume public relations consultancy is working for a new lobby group, the Campaign Against Nasty Tucker (CAN’T for short). CAN’T has been set up by health experts, academics and concerned ordinary citizens to campaign for national legislation that would restrict advertising of, and sponsorships by, packaged food, especially soft drinks, alcoholic products and packaged food with high levels of sugar. The case questions 1: List the primary target publics for the campaign - and say why have chosen them. 2: Who are the tertiary target publics for the campaign? What role would the tertiary target publics selected 3: List secondary target publics for the campaign. 4: Further classify the target public segmentations by • Enablers • L

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political science essay There are 3 questions that need to be answered.short essays Answer ALL parts of each question in as much detail and depth and with as much information and analysis as possible. 1) Why do people in the United States need government? Do they/do they not need government? Make a case for OR against the need for government either way. 2) Explain what is meant by the term `political ideology?` Which of the specific ideologies covered in the online lecture . 3) When America celebrates the July 4th Holiday, what EXACTLY is it a celebration of Be specific. Hint: it has something to do with our Revolutionary War . Would the Founders be proud of how the system they created turned out? How would they feel about the way America has evolved? PLACE AN ORDER TODAY &  GET 15 % DISCOUNT (CODE GAC  15)

Details: For each journal entry, you must include the following requirements. 1. Part 1 (200-220 words) – Summary of the argument a. What is the author saying, what evidence does she/he provide to support the argument? b. Why is this an argument in the given section (e.g. why has Max Weber chosen to write about “The State?”). What connects this argument to the chapter in the main textbook? 2. Part 2 (at least 100-110 words) – Reflection on the reading: a. In your own words, what do you think about this argument? (analyze it, illustrate it through your own experience, refute it, get mad at it, question it, believe it, doubt it, connect it to the material you learn in the other text). This is your chance to “think out loud” without worrying about structure, organization, etc. I’m not looking for an end product here, just a substantive reflection on your reading of the article. Place an order with similar or related instructions NOW

For this assessment, you will reflect on the role that political influence plays in the internal decision-making of a public organization. Read the Columbia Accident case study and materials attached. Consider the questions that Stillman poses at the end of the case study: •    How did the political environment influence the decision to launch the space shuttle Columbia? Who was involved and who was not? •    What were the sources of the political pressure? Their points of view? •    Who was the most responsible for the decision to launch the shuttle? How can one determine "responsible" or "irresponsible" use of administrative power? And ensure its "responsible" use? •    List the reasons why the "political dimensions" are repeatedly overlooked or ignored? (Stillman, 2005, p. 122) •    Finally, analyze how the unified ethic might speak to this situation. Written Communication: Written commu

Order Description Detailed research design due in class, including list of concepts of interest (variables); identify how these variables these variables will be operationalized and measured. Papers must be in APA Style with Times New Roman 12 point font. - Be specific - Explain the theory in detail- even what seems obvious (a paragraph) - Explain in detail the variables and how they will be measured (absolute, percentage, average, etc.) (hypothesis) - Explain why your using the measures you chose- are the best possible? If not, why are you using them? - Explain why your using the sample you are (identify the cases, the time period, and the reasoning) - Be sure you have included specific measures for all control variables (not hypothesis here) - One suggestion to help present your variables is to provide a table outlining your measurements for the variables in your model: See example below Political Stability = Wealth + Social Wellness + Political Freedom + Involvement in Conflict + S

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