Another element that must be established beyond a reasonable doubt so as to secure a conviction is that When the US government provides any section of money or property that is essential or demanded, or the state decides to return a contractor, grantee or recipient the requested or demanded money, false claim documents do not need to be submitted directly to the government as the provision virtually covers everything that is of value. 5. Lastly, the false claim is also founded on the element an individual has possession, custody, or control of a property or money used by the government, and lastly, intending to defraud the government. 2. HIPAA privacy standards were designed to accomplish what three broad objectives?
Morgan states that there is no need to disclose remote loss contingencies. If we comply with the ED that all loss contingencies should be disclosed, it’s hard for investors to distinguish material and immaterial information. 4. J.P. Morgan believes that the existing ASC 450 disclosure requirements not only provide sufficient information to investors, but also protect confidential, privileged and sensitive information of entities. Therefore, it's not necessary to issue
Agreements That Lack Consideration A. PREEXISTING DUTY Under most circumstances, a promise to do what one already has a legal duty to do is not legally suffi¬cient consideration. There are exceptions— A promise to perform an existing obligation is not consideration because it is neither a legal detriment or a legal benefit 1. Unforeseen
"I'd Hammer Out Freedom: Technology as Politics and Culture" "I'd Hammer Out Freedom: Technology as Politics and Culture" Mike Cummings Grantham University "I'd Hammer Out Freedom: Technology as Politics and Culture" Knowledge and invention or technological innovation has benefited and changed the world dramatically. In Richard Sclove’s article, “I’d Hammer Out Freedom: Technology as Politics and Culture”, he argues that society should do more to understand society’s relationship with technology and the influence technology has on society. The development of technology has had and will continue to have intended and unintended effects in society, it changes the way people live in numerous ways with good and bad consequences. Sclove believes that technology is potent in many ways, or polypotent. As we study history, we can see that Sclove is accurate in his description and that technology can invade society in ways that were never imagined.
Conclusion The recommendation for Future Policy Makers should continue to improve the policies, and procedures that are associated with Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002. Lawmakers should address high costs, associated fees and should allow flexibility on time commitment of firms with production and creativities. An organization goal is to make profit. SOX intrude on potential gaining in organizations. No companies should suffer because high auditing fees.
Cross-Cultural Perspectives Mary Wilson ETH/316 March 23, 2015 Instructor Tiffanie Culpepper Introduction Globalization encourages interdependence which permits an economy to prosper by selling it merchandise to an unlimited market in other counties and can operate a business in more than one country. Globalization also benefits the parent company to buy goods and services from other countries that are successful. The parent company may be here in the United States and have affiliates or subsidiaries in the other countries. The goal is to establish a global business strategy to target developing countries that will generate the most growth and potential for profit. A company which puts to use a successful multinational
I’d Hammer Out Freedom: Technology as Politics and Culture The evolution of technological innovation has benefited the world dramatically. In Richard Sclove’s article, “I’d Hammer Out Freedom: Technology as Politics and Culture”, he argues that we should do more to understand technology’s influence on society. This paper will analyze Richard Sclove’s context, and reflect on people’s relationship with technology. In conclusion, the context will be reviewed to identify if the development of technology, and how it changes the way someone lives in a positive or negative way. Polypotency Within the reading the term polypotency is used to describe technology’s role(s) within society.
Every company distributes a product or service to a customer. When that customer uses the product or service, it is not under the pre-text of buyer beware (Jennings, 2006). This type of thinking is not occurring in the business world nor when the case gets to the court system. Regulatory agencies are available to ensure that compliance with rules and regulations are maintained. But keeping up to date with the regulations does not eliminate the liability involved.
American Imperialism Imperialism is the advocacy of extending the power and dominion of a nation especially by direct territorial acquisitions or by gaining indirect control over the political or economic life of other areas. This is how America came to be the most powerful nation, by eliminating racial discrimination. In the late Nineteenth Century, interests, ideology, and strategic interests encouraged American imperialism. Economic interests in other countries are what helped America improve their economic status. Making more trading routes around the world will increase trade with other countries.
DeVry University has the weaknesses in customer services with huge impact on quality parameters following with the opportunities to overcome through better online offerings as well as educational programs in order to grab large market share and has a threat related to the Government Regulation for the profit oriented education industry (Govindarajulu, 1990). The DeVry University can capitalize on the opportunities that are occurring from the dimensions from within the general environment by working on the areas with better online offerings as well as educational programs and the University can neutralize the threats that are occurring from the dimensions from within the general environment through dealings with the Government Regulations as well as its intervention. It can also neutralize its effect through long term acquisition of the market share with the market innovation and with very low impact of substituted Universities (Lalitha,