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In which job role will you be creating e-papers, newsletters, and periodicals?

Arecent college graduate has obtained employment at a major financial institution in the big city. since she just graduated, she has decided to continue to rent her college apartment in the suburbs and make the daily commute to the big city for work. she currently pays $1,000 per month to rent an apartment in the suburbs. she works at the bank five days a week and it takes her one hour each way to commute from her home to her office. according to the assumptions of the bid-rent model, what should this recent grad be willing to pay in rent per month to live in the big city if her hourly wage rate is $20? (in your calculations, assume there are four weeks in a given month.)

Discuss the trolley experiments spur and fat man with specific reference to how the two have distinct differences within the doctrine of double effect. additionally, these two thought experiments shed light on each of our philosophers’ approach to ethics – aristotle, kant and mill. i. of the three philosophers, who do you think would and who would not kill the fat man? explain in detail. ii. finally, trolleyology teaches us the importance of having a set of values and ethics from which to refer when making decisions – especially vital decisions. what can our lessons from the trolley teach us about becoming an effective and moral manager? pull from the book to support your response.