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Problem 1 (Taken from New York Times). Many of you are familiar with Frank Stockton’s story “The Lady or the Tiger?,” in which the prisoner must choose between two rooms, one of which contains a lady and the other a tiger. If he chooses the former, he marries the lady; if he chooses the latter, he (probably) gets eaten by the tiger.

The king of a certain land had also read the story, and it gave him an idea. “Just the perfect way to try my prisoners!” he said one day to his minister. “Only, I won’t leave it to chance; I’ll have signs on the doors of the rooms, and in each case I’ll tell the prisoner certain facts about the signs. If the prisoner is clever and can reason logically, he’ll save his life ? and win a nice bride to boot!”

“Excellent idea!” said the minister.

On the first day, there were three trials. In all three, the king explained to the prisoner that each of the two rooms contained either a lady or a tiger, but it could be that there were tigers in both rooms, or ladies in both rooms, or then again, maybe one room contained a lady and the other room a tiger.

“Suppose both rooms contain tigers,” asked the prisoner. “What do I do then?”

“That’s your hard luck!” replied the king.

“Suppose both rooms contain ladies?” asked the prisoner.

“Then, obviously, that’s your good luck,” replied the king. “Surely you could have guessed the answer to that!”

“Well, suppose one room contains a lady and the other a tiger, what happens then?” asked the prisoner. “In that case, it makes quite a difference which room you choose, doesn’t it?”

“How do I know which room to choose?” asked the prisoner.

The king pointed to the signs on the doors of the rooms:

I: IN THIS ROOM THERE IS A LADY, AND IN THE OTHER ROOM THERE IS A TIGER

II: IN ONE OF THESE ROOMS THERE IS A LADY, AND IN ONE OF THESE ROOMS THERE IS A TIGER

“Is it true, what the signs say?” asked the prisoner.

“One of them is true,” replied the king, “but the other one is false.

” If you were the prisoner, which door would you open (assuming, of course, that you preferred the lady to the tiger)?

Problem 2. And so, the first prisoner saved his life and made off with the lady. The signs on the doors were then changed, and new occupants for the rooms were selected accordingly. This time the signs read as follows:

I: AT LEAST ONE OF THESE ROOMS CONTAINS A LADY

II: A TIGER IS IN THE OTHER ROOM

“Are the statements on the signs true?” asked the second prisoner.

“They are either both true or both false,” replied the king. Which room should the prisoner pick?

3 Problem 3. In this trial, the king explained that, again, the signs were either both true or both false. Here are the signs:

I: EITHER A TIGER IS IN THIS ROOM OR A LADY IS IN THE OTHER ROOM

II: A LADY IS IN THE OTHER ROOM

Does the first room contain a lady or a tiger? What about the other room?

 

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You have been asked to create a handout to educate new healthcare employees as to the current and future challenges of healthcare economics within the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Use Vision 2030 as a guide.

Be sure to include the following economic components:

  • Access,
  • Quality, and
  • Costs.

Your handout should meet the following structural requirements, and must:

  • Be two pages in length, not including the cover sheet and reference page (four pages total).
  • Include headings titled:
    • Introduction
    • Economic Components
    • Access
    • Quality
    • Costs
    • Conclusion
  • Include an informational paragraph under each heading and a citation to the resource utilized.
  • Be formatted according to APA 

Provide support for your statements with in-text citations from a minimum of four scholarly articles. 

References

Al Fraihi, K. J., Famco, D., & Latif, S. A. (2016). Evaluation of outpatient service quality in Eastern Saudi Arabia: Patient’s expectations and perceptions. Saudi medical journal, 37(4), 420 – 428.

Al-Hanawi, M. K., Alsharqi, O., Almazrou, S., & Vaidya, K. (2018). Healthcare Finance in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia: a qualitative study of householders’ attitudes. Applied health economics and health policy, 16(1), 55-64.

Alkhamis, A. A. (2017). Critical analysis and review of the literature on healthcare privatization and its association with access to medical care in Saudi Arabia. Journal of infection and public health, 10(3), 258-268.

Alomary, S. A., Saeedi, M. Y., Alotaibi, T. M., Al Shehri, F. S., Bashir, A. O., Ali, A. Z., & El-Metwally, A. A. (2016). Knowledge and training needs of primary healthcare physicians regarding obesity management in Saudi Arabia. Saudi Journal of Obesity, 4(1), 20 – 24.

Alomi, Y. A., Alghamdi, S. J., & Alattyh, R. A. (2015). Strategic Plan of General Administration of Pharmaceutical Care at Ministry of Health in Saudi Arabia 2012–2022. J Pharm Pharm Scien, 1(3), 1-8.

Alshuwaikhat, H. M., & Mohammed, I. (2017). Sustainability Matters in National Development Visions—Evidence from Saudi Arabia’s Vision for 2030. Sustainability, 9(3), 1 – 15.

Kingdom of Saudi Arabia vision 2030. (2016). Saudi vision 2030. Retrieved from: vision2030.gov.sa/download/file/fid/417

Ministry of Health. (2017). About MOH budget. Retrieved from: https:// A., & Noor, T. (2018). A Conceptual Framework for an Extension Access Control Models in Saudi Arabia Healthcare Systems. International Journal of Knowledge-Based Organizations (IJKBO), 8(2), 42-52. 

Shuaib, S. M. S. (2016). Project management performance in Saudi Arabia: an exploratory study into the constructs that most influence project success (Doctoral dissertation).

 

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3a) A group of statistics students gathered data about a sample of 31 MSU students. The group wanted to determine the average debt of all MSU students. Create a 95% confidence interval to estimate the average debt of all MSU students. Statistics from the sample are vien below.StDev1379.941Set up the formula with the numbers in it, but you may use the calculator to finish it.Confidence interval setup:____________________________Confidence interval:_________________________________Any calculator commands used:_________________________3b) Interpret your confidence interval from 3a). What does it mean or tell you. You are 95% confident that…3c) The group decides to run a hypothesis test to determine if there is sufficient evidence to suggest that the debt of MSU students is greater than $500. Statistics from the sample are below.StDev1379.941Use these statistics to perform a hypothesis test with a=0.05. H(sub 1):________Step 2: a=_______________Step 3: Calculated test statistic:Step 4a: Critical value(s) and region(s):_____________Step 4b: p-value:_____________________Step 5: Compare the critical value with the test statistic and state the decision rule.Step 6: Conclusion regarding H(sub 0):________________Step 7: Conclusion in words:_______________________Work or calculator keys used:___________________________

 

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Can you please help me understand how to calculate period cost incurred, total variable cost, contribution margin and the actual total fixed manufacturing overhead cost for this problem.

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Thunderduck Custom Tables, Inc.Thunderduck Custom Tables, Inc.Thunderduck Custom Tables, Inc.Schedule of costof goods manufacturedCostof goods soldIncome StatementFor the month Ended December 31, 20XXFor the month Ended December 31, 20XXFor the month Ended December 31, 20XXBeginning Raw MaterialsSOBeginning Finished GoodsSales$34,000Add: Purchase of Raw Materi$29,000Add: Cost of Goods Manufactu$10,810Less: Cost of Goods Sold$12,510Available for use$29,000Cost of Goods Available for Si$10,810Gross Margin$21, 490Less: Ending Raw Materials$13,910Less: Ending Finished GoodsSOSelling & Admin ExpenseRaw Materials Used$15,090Unadjusted Cost of Goods Sold$10,810Salaries and Wages Expe$2,000Less: Indirect Materials50Add: Underapplied MOH$1,700Advertising Expense$1, 400Direct Materials Used$15,090Adjusted Cost of Goods Sold$12,510Depreciation Expense$600Direct Labor$315Total Sells & Admin$4,000MOH Applied$4,950Net Income$17,490Total Manufactoring Cost$20,355Add: Beginning Work in ProSO$20,355Less: Ending Work in Proces59.545Cost of Goods Manufactured$10,810

 

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