Assume that ten years from now all registered nurses will have Bachelor's degrees. Explain one reason why you think this will change the status of nursing as an occupation and one reason why it won't change the occupation's status.
If we assume tht ten years from now all registered nurses will have bachelor's degree that will be the most powerful aspect in nursing field.nursing is an professional course where the nurses have to deal with patients life so it is very important for them to work legally and authentically.nurses with bachelor degree will have the capacity to think critically for the patients crisis situations.so definitely it will the nursing profession standards as well as the position of nurses.quality of professional standards will be increased.
Assume that ten years from now all registered nurses will have Bachelor's degrees. Explain one reason...
You want to have $11,000 saved ten years from now. How much less do you have to deposit today to reach this goal if you can earn 7% rather than 6% on your savings?
If you have $2079 ten years from now in your bank account, your current purchasing power is $[real] when real rate was 6%, inflation was 1.5%, and market 7.59%. How much do you have in real money?
A business wishes to have $80,000 ten years from now to make a down payment on a capital asset. How much money would the business need to invest in equal annual payments at a compound interest rate of 6% to have these funds available?
5. Eleven years from now the bond will have 1 year until maturity. Assume market interest rates are at 7 percent, the same place they were when the bond was issued. Given this: k. What will be the bond's price 11 years from now? 1. What will be the current yield eleven years from now? m. What is the expected capital gains yield eleven years from now? n. How does you answers to part (1) and (m) compare with your...
Ten years from now, do you think these five forces (affluence, sustainability, globalization, communication, and branding.) will still be driving ever-greater CSR? Do you see any other emerging forces (e.g., religion, big data) that might reshape CSR in the future to the same extent as the five forces discussed in this chapter?
Problem #2 Assume you are the plaintiff and have won a structured settlement from a lawsuit that entitles you to $100,000 each year for the next ten years as your legal settlement. Not being satisfied with the 10-year payout, you decide to explore the option of taking a lump sum cash payout now. Afterall, it is your money and why can't you have it now! An attorney from J. G. Wentworth is offering you $675,000 in cash to buy out...
Ten years from now, you plan on taking a year's unpaid biking across the US from d vacation an Phifadefphra to San Diego. You estimate that expenses, e.g. hotels, bike repairs, food, tolls, etc, Will be $5,000 per month over the 12-month journey. The interest rate is 8.4%, compounded monthly. Hint: draw a timeline! a) what is the appropriate annuity discount factor in this problem during the 12-month journey? b) How much money will you need in the bank at the start...
For the Welfare of the Profession: Should Nurses Strike? [Taken from Veatch, et. al. 2015. Case Studies in Biomedical Ethics. Oxford University Press, page 84.] The nurses at University Hospital were showing all the signs of professional burnout--irritability fatigue, and impatience. Owing to the worst nursing shortage in history, increasingly ill and fragile patients, and the "aging" of the nursing staff as a whole resulting in a number of retirements, the nurses who were left at the bedside were stretched...
What is the present value of $15,000 that you will earn five years from now? (Assume that the risk-adjusted rate of interest is 10%.) What if you earn the $15,000 two years from now. Explain the difference in the two values.
Assume that you plan to buy a condo 5 years from now, and you estimate that you can save $3 ,500 per year. You plan to deposit the money in a bank that pays 4% interest, and you will make the first deposit at the end of the year. How much will you have after 5 years? How will your answer change if the interest rate is increased to 6% or lowered to 3%?