Drug Study (I) (Skidmore-Roth, 2012) Vitamin K Generic Name- phytonadione (vit K1) Trade Name- mephyton Functional Class- Vit K1, fat- soluble vitamin Action Needed for adequate blood clotting (factors II, VII, IX, X) Uses Vit K malabsorption, hypoprothrombinemia, prevention of hypoprothrombinemia caused by oral anticoagulants, prevention of hemorrhagic disease of the newborn Dosage and routes Prevention of hemorrhagic disease of the newborn Neonate: IM 0.5-1 mg within 1 hour after birth, repeat in 2-3 week if required.
1. There are a bunch of ways to test to see if a possession was real. They would test a possession by using a dhup or an incense by putting it under the nose of the “possessed”. If that person did not flinch with the incense under their nose, then they were thought to be possessed. 2.
First of all, when students are looking for their classes on their own it becomes tough to find an adequate class or instructor/teacher for them. Every teacher has his/her own way to teach and that’s what makes the difference or interest of students to learn in an appropriate way. One topic I want to bring on is about the textbook (Everything is an Argument) as a student it comes to a point where you hope to do a great use of what we put in when we get enrolled in college. For example, some teachers required students to buy an expensive book from the bookstore just because it goes with the class.
Well you only get paid $7.25 an hour so all you can afford is the Snickers amongst other things. Now say you make $15.00 an hour, which one are you going to buy? Well according to the Utility Maximizing Model a person will direct their spending to whatever gives them the most satisfaction or utility. So by doing so they decrease their spending in the product that gives off less utility.
Often, individuals with higher income have flexible regarding purchases considering that they have enough financial power to use on basic needs and to save. As a result, such individuals are expected to buy the company products in bulk or more frequently irrespective of the price of the products. On the other side, low-income earners are not expected to purchase the company products in bulk or frequently. Nevertheless, consumer income is widely affected by the rate of inflation which determines the amount of money they receive as salaries and wages as well as the prices of the company’s product. Inflation is widely defined as the continued increase in prices of products and consumers.
Furthermore, the students will become numerate when they consider the summation on prices of items and possibly eliminate several items from the shopping list due to the money restriction. In the last 15 minutes, students will discuss in groups about what the procedures are done. On an A4 paper, each group is going to write a list of step-by-step instructions with a detailed explanation about creating a shopping list. The list should also include the mathematical methods about how they calculate addition and subtraction of decimal numbers with an example for a demonstration.
In the average purchase frequency, Weet-Bix have 2.3, Corn Flakes have 2.2, Special K have 2.0, Coco-Pops have 1.6 and Cheerios have 1.1, it show that the average number of times Weet-Bix buyers have bought Weet-bix more in the given time period. Fourth, category buying rate is the average number of time buyers purchases from a category in a particular time period. Also the category buying rate is measure that the average number of times the brand buyer have bought from the category in the given time period. In the category buying rate, the brand Weet-bix have 5.4, Corn Flakes have 5.9, Special K have 7.0, Coco-Pops have 7.1 and Cheerios have 8.5, it show that the largest category buying rate is Corn Flakes which is different with the other ranking in the table, also the Weet-Bix is behind them. Fifth, share of category requirements is the proportion of overall category purchases made by the brand buyers that has been ‘devoted’ to the brand.
(2). If products satisfied us eternally, there would be no need to buy that again or anything else. If the consumer purchases something that provides a temporary happiness they are likely to continue purchasing to keep this pleasure afloat. This is more beneficial to those that fall under the top of the social hierarchy and less to those who fall under the lower part of the
Consequently, this enables the company increase its overall efficiency by focusing its limited resources on efforts the produce the best return on investment. Sales price per unit= Variable expenses(cost per unit) + Total Fixed expenses + Target Profit = Sales price per unit - Variable expenses(cost per unit) - Total Fixed
Over a span of three consecutive weeks I have documented my personal purchases to analyze my consumer behavior. Consumer behavior is a process, and a significant component of the series of actions within the process is when the exchange occurs. The exchange ensues when a marketer gives an item as the consumer presents something of value such as money. As a consumer, I am an individual that establishes a need or a desire for a particular product which contributes to a purchase eventually being made. Finally, after obtaining the item for an extended period of time it is then put to use and later disposed of.
The econometric theory proffers that monthly spending by consumers is linearly dependent on their income
The choice could be between different goods or different behaviours. Not choosing can also be considered a choice and often with relevant implications as it will be described in the second part of this paper. (see Sunstein, choosing not to choose) Therefore, it’s not surprising that the study of human choices is a fundamental issue in the fields of both Economy and Psychology. An important question rises when talking about choices: how do people take decisions and which are the factors that influence their choices?
In such cases the discounted utility model will over state the total utility. In order to see the problem we address the following example, we will assume that the utility function is strictly concave, representing diminishing marginal utility of consumption. If we set the time interval between periods to change the time unites then the appropriate discount and satiation factors will change over time period respectively and in doing so we can fix the number od periods. Thus the time span of the model will change too. The DUM has eight primary features: integration of new alternatives with existing plans, utility independence, consumption independence, stationary instantaneous utility, stationary discounting, constant discounting, independence of discounting from consumption, diminishing marginal utility, and positive time preference.
Thus, in respect to the findings provided by Shively et al. and Davis’ explanation, it may be concluded that these elements are the reason for a typical john’s motivation to purchase
For example, women like purchase based on future needs while men tend to purchase when the need is immediate. (online1) Moreover, there is different need in terms of different age of consumers. For example toddlers need clothes that are designed for different activities while a newborns need clothe that can sleep in
