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Hello, I am looking for someone to write an essay on Stock Market efficiency (Marks and Spencer). It needs to be at least 2000 words.

Proponents of the efficient market hypothesis suggest that the market has a large number of players out to maximize profits. Each of these players logically analyzes the market information available so as to make an informed investment decision. This ensures that the market quickly and fairly represents all the available market in the prices of securities.

There are three types of market efficiency. allocation efficiency, operation efficiency and pricing efficiency (Kraakman, 2003, p.11). Operational efficiency refers to the transactional costs involved in the selling and buying of securities. The operation of the London stock exchange is streamlined and well aligned to ensure operational efficiency. Allocation efficiency follows the premise that there are limited financial resources and therefore the existing resources are invested in the most productive way (Cassedy, 2004, p.6). This suggests that the investors are rational and that available capital is directed to the most profitable stock. Pricing efficiency is based on the premise that the stock fairly and instantly reflects information available in the stock market. Most of the theories developed in the area of market efficiency revolve around pricing efficiency. Pricing efficiency suggests that a security’s price reflects all the available information.

Market efficiency can be said to exist in three distinct levels. These are Weak-form efficiency, Semi-strong efficiency and Strong-form efficiency (Banks, 2011, p.3).&nbsp. The weak-form efficiency suggests a market that reflects all the past market information. The past information is fully and instantly reflected in the price of securities. This view therefore suggests that the past market information cannot be used to predict future prices of securities. This is because listed financial securities already reflect all past market data.

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Tiger Beer has a single plant that it built for 100 million dollars in 2010. Each year it has a loan repayment of 6 million to pay off the loan it took out to finance the plant. The plant itself is fairly specialized and has zero scrap value, but it has some equipment that is worth 10 million if the plant is closed and sold off. Each year Tiger Beer enters into a bulk electricity and water contracts for which they pay 2 million upfront for all the electricity and water they want. Their marginal cost, which is mostly labor, maintenance and ingredients (Barley, Hops and Yeast) is 2 per unit.

the question asks at Before the beginning of each production year, what parts of the firm’s fixed costs are sunk? and then it ask how does the answer change if we are in the middle of a production year? I am not sure the difference or how the answers would change.

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Which of the following shows events in the proper order to reflect how natural selection works? Permethrin is used to kill lice; individual lice change in order to survive; most lice become resistant to permethrin. A louse population evolved resistance to permethrin; permethrin is is used to kill lice; lice become more common in school children. Permethrin will kill all louse populations in all children; different organisms will then take over and become more common in schoolchildren. Louse populations become more common in schoolchildren; some lice are resistant to permethrin; permethrin is used to kill lice; lice resistant to permethrin beome the most common type.

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Overview: During the implementation of its new and improved back office operating system, Top Secret, Inc. (TSI) finds that the TSI OS lacks mechanisms for the ordered acquisition of synchronization objects. The result is that its web servers are periodically locking up. Systems administrators are perplexed because the systems show all processes are active using the [ps -ef] command except for the web server process, which appears to be waiting in a call to pthread_mutex_lock(). When they reboot the servers, the problem disappears until the servers get busy and the lock-up occurs again. The business impact of this problem is that TSI customers are unable to access the website to make purchases during peak periods.

Prompt: Write a short paper that recommends a deadlock avoidance approach most suitable for the TSI web server application that is not using an ordered acquisition of mutexes.

Guidelines for Submission: Your paper must be submitted as a two-page Microsoft Word document (not including title and references pages) with double spacing, 12-point Times New Roman font, and one-inch margins. Your paper must cite at least two technically credible sources in APA format.

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