CITIProgram_Conflicts_of_Interest_in_Human_Subjects_Research

Registered external auditors must have the knowledge and skills to perform their function and should be honest. There are also a number of other attributes or fundamental principles of ethical behavior, which all auditors should have and these are identified in professional external auditing standards issued by IRBA as follows:· integrity· objectivity· professional competence and due care· confidentiality· professional behaviorThe following actions taken by registered external auditors are example of non-compliance with one or more principles listed above;   Question 5 Scott Temple, the registered auditor in charge of the audit of Crookes Brothers Ltd, failed to identify themisapplication by the client of an important accounting policy. The misapplication resulted in a materialoverstatement of the company’s profit.

Registered external auditors must have the knowledge and skills to perform their function and should be honest. There are also a number of other attributes or fundamental principles of ethical behavior, which all auditors should have and these are identified in professional external auditing standards issued by IRBA as follows:· integrity· objectivity· professional competence and due care· confidentiality· professional behaviorThe following actions taken by registered external auditors are example of non-compliance with one or more principles listed above;   Question 2 Because the budget for the audit of Afrimat Ltd would be exceeded and because he felt that, he had acompetent audit team, A Smith the registered auditor in charge of the audit decided not to spend thenecessary time on reviewing the work papers of the audit team.

Registered external auditors must have the knowledge and skills to perform their function and should be honest. There are also a number of other attributes or fundamental principles of ethical behavior, which all auditors should have and these are identified in professional external auditing standards issued by IRBA as follows:· integrity· objectivity· professional competence and due care· confidentiality· professional behaviorThe following actions taken by registered external auditors are example of non-compliance with one or more principles listed above;   Question 7 7.1 Briefly explain each of the principles of ethical behavior listed above.7.2 Identify, with a brief explanation which of the fundamental principles have not been complied with in eachof the situations above.(Each situation may amount to non-compliance with more than one principle)7.3 Discuss the similarities and differences, if any, between the code of ethics for external auditors (IRBA) andthe code of ethics for…

Registered external auditors must have the knowledge and skills to perform their function and should be honest. There are also a number of other attributes or fundamental principles of ethical behavior, which all auditors should have and these are identified in professional external auditing standards issued by IRBA as follows:· integrity· objectivity· professional competence and due care· confidentiality· professional behaviorThe following actions taken by registered external auditors are example of non-compliance with one or more principles listed above;   Question 4 Peter Kent the registered auditor in charge of the audit of Advetech Ltd, charged the client a fee for auditprocedures that he knew had not actually been carried out.

A property management company charges a security deposit of one- month rent in an apartment in one neighborhood and charges a security deposit of three-month rent in a similar apartment in another neighborhood. What best describes this scenario? Legal but with bias Legal and no bias Illegal but no bias Illegal with bias

Research Problem/Question/Hypothesis Research Problem/Question/Hypothesis Write a clear Purpose/Aim and Objectives of the Study. Clearly state the Significance of the Study. Discuss the above on the following topic: The factors effecting students adoption of Eco-friendly Fuel Alternatives. Write a clear Statement of the Problem.  Discuss the above on the following topic: The factors effecting students adoption of Eco-friendly Fuel Alternatives.

During a consulting engagement involving the development of a new accounts payable system, an internal auditor identified a control weakness. Although the weakness was reported to the manager of the systems development project, the manager decided to accept the risk because, in the manager's opinion, the risk was not significant. Six months after the implementation of the new system, the disbursements process was audited by another internal auditor who determined that the control weakness had impacted payment processing. The auditor reviewing the disbursements process should do which of the following? None of the choices. Report the control weakness to management and the audit committee Discuss the control weakness with the manager of the accounting system, but do not report the finding Disregard the control weakness because management previously decided to accept the risk Request that the manager of the systems development project fix the system

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Q1 A video rental shop could buy a copy of a film and rent it to the public, and the copyright owner would receive no further royalties, even though the video shop was making a profit from the commercial exploitation of the work This was felt to be unfair. In which category this examples belongs to, also explain how? Q2 A database is a collection of information that is organized so that it can be easily accessed, managed and updated. Computer databases typically contain aggregations of data records or files, containing information about sales transactions or interactions with specific customers. How we protect a database, as it is not a tangible thing. Q3 Di fference between Valid and void contracts BExplain with at least two examples each.

Regulatory challenges to the use of new technologies for AML and CTF include:I. The lack of available and compatible hardware.II. The lack of clear support from supervisory/regulatory bodies such as FATF.III. The ability to explain the principles and technical details of these technologies.IV. The inability of staff supervisors to understand the AI models used. Question 18Answer a. I,II and III only b. II, III and IV only. c. I, II and IV only. d. I, II, III and IV.

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In November 2023, a certified investment property appraiser was hired to appraise the value of a 72,000 square foot Safeway anchored neighborhood shopping center in Fremont, California that was last sold in 2014 to a foreign investment company based in the Cayman Islands for $26 million. The November 2023 appraised value represents the: a. Actual market value of that property b. Actual purchase price of that property c. Actual replacement cost of that property d. Actual opinion of value by that appraiser

Outline the most important uses of computer technology in marketing research. Important uses of computer technology in marketing research include (1) a marketing information system (MIS)—a planned, computer based system designed to provide managers with a continuous fl ow of information relevant to their specifi c decision-making needs and areas of responsibility; (2) a marketing decision support system (MDSS)—a marketing information system component that links a decision maker with relevant databases and analysis tools; (3) data mining—the process of searching through consumer information fi les or data warehouses to detect patterns that guide marketing decision making; (4) business intelligence—the process of gathering information and analyzing it to improve business strategy, tactics, and daily operations; and (5) competitive intelligence—the form of business intelligence that focuses on fi nding information about competitors using published sources,…

3. The marketing group for a cell phone manufacturer plans to conduct a telephone survey to determine consumer attitudes toward a new cell phone that is currently under development. In order to have a sufficient sample size to conduct the analysis, they need to contact at least 100 young males (under age 40), 150 older males (over age 40), 120 young females (under age 40), and 200 older females (over age 40). It costs $1 to make a daytime phone call and $1.50 to make an evening phone call (due to higher labor costs). This cost is incurred whether or not anyone answers the phone. The table below shows the likelihood of a given customer type answering each phone call. Assume the survey is conducted with whoever first answers the phone. Also, because of limited evening staffing, at most one-third of phone calls placed can be evening phone calls. How should the marketing group conduct the telephone survey so as to meet the sample size requirements at the lowest possible cost? Who Answers?…

Assume that you are a consultant advising the Chair of a Remuneration Committee - who oversees CEO and Executive remuneration of a listed company in Australia. As requested by the company’s shareholders and Board of Directors, you have been tasked to review the CEO compensation structure to fit changes in the current business environment.1. In response to the Covid-19 pandemic and uncertainties in business climate, what short-term and long-term considerations should the company observe in adjusting the CEO’s pay? Provide a rationale for theseconsiderations and support your discussions with relevant examples.

Consider Bruno who manages an underwriting team in an insurance firm. Recently, the management of Bruno’s firm informed him of their decision to create a new risk assessment team, consisting of data scientists with machine learning expertise, and reduce the size of Bruno’s underwriting team. Bruno’s underwriting team will now work with the new risk assessment team in order to determine whether to provide insurance to applicants   Use the model of a firm’s technology choice and graphically illustrate the management’s restructuring decision in a diagram with isocost curves. Your diagram should have the amount of human intelligence on the horizontal axis and the amount of artificial intelligence on the vertical axis. Fully label your diagram. Note that there are no actual numbers given in this question: you may make them up or simply use appropriate notations. Briefly explain the key information of your diagram.

Select a research article that involves a statistical study and write a review of the paper by answering the following questions: I. Is this study descriptive or inferential ? Explain your answer. ii. What are the variables used in the study ? In your opinion, what level of measurement was used to obtain the data from the variables ?  iii. Does the article define the population ? If so, how is it defined ? If not, how could it be defined ? iv. Does the article state the sample size and how the sample was obtained? If so, state the size of the sample and explain how it was selected. If not, suggest a way it could have been obtained.  v. Explain in your own words what procedure (survey, comparison of groups, etc) might have been used to determine the study's conclusions.  vi. Do you agree or disagree with the conclusions ? State your reasons.

1. A detailed description of the clinical need seeking to address, including an overview of the related disease state and the existing solution landscape for Hypertension disease. 2. A review of the affected stakeholders, with an emphasis on which groups are influencers versus decision makers, along with a sum- mary of the market for the need (overview of the competition, key market segment(s), market size calculations, and a value estimate). Be sure to discuss what fraction of the target market segment is accessible with supporting evidence for Hypertension disease.

1. What type of report along with the specific contents of the report should the Accounts department request from the Marketing department in order to address customers experiencing short deliveries?   1. What type of report along with the specific contents of the report should the Account depatment request from the Distribution department in order to address customers experiencing short deliveries?

What rule of inference is used in each of these argu- ments? a) Kangaroos live in Australia and are marsupials. Therefore, kangaroos are marsupials. b) It is either hotter than 100 degrees today or the pollu- tion is dangerous. It is less than 100 degrees outside today. Therefore, the pollution is dangerous. c) Linda is an excellent swimmer. If Linda is an ex- cellent swimmer, then she can work as a lifeguard. Therefore, Linda can work as a lifeguard. d) Steve will work at a computer company this summer. Therefore, this summer Steve will work at a computer company or he will be a beach bum. e) If I work all night on this homework, then I can an- swer all the exercises. If I answer all the exercises, I will understand the material. Therefore, if I work all night on this homework, then I will understand the material.

The Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act applies to: Group of answer choices commercial loans. junior liens. first mortgages and trust deeds. loans for vacant land.

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Health research involves analyzing millions of patient records with the goal of better understanding human diseases, to determine treatment effectiveness, and to identify health and disease trends. However, HIPAA law requires patients to give approval for their records to be used in this kind of study, and, many patients do not understand what is being asked of them when permission is requested. What impacts might this have on the speed of and the quality of health research? What recommendations can you make to resolve the impacts identifed?

6.10. In August 2011, the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEx) suspended trading for seven stocks after its news announcement website HKExnews was hit by a distributed denial-of-service (DoS) attack. This site is the only online platform used by HKEx to make announcement of the listed companies, and for their regulatory filings. There were 1,463 listed companies, and 5,712 other types of securities, including warrants and bonds. The affected stock included HSBC, Cathay Pacific, and the Hong Kong exchange itself. These stocks have a combined market value of HK$1.5 trillion. The companies tried to make price-sensitive announcements during the lunchtime trading break but due to the attack, the announcements failed to reach the investors. The trading system was not affected but investors rely on timely financial information posted on the HKExnews website to make investment decision. After investigations, the law en- forcement department arrested a businessman for the attack. He was sentenced to…