Understanding Hospitality Law 4th Edition Jack P Jefferies, Brown Banks, Banks Brown - Solutions

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Which of the three characteristics of learning organizations do you find most appealing? Which would be hardest for you to adopt?LO.1
Why can an event, such as the Hawthorne Studies, be a major turning point in management history even if the idea is later shown to be in error? Discuss.LO.1
Discuss some of the ways organizations and jobs have changed over the past ten years. How do these changes affect the manager’s job and the skills a manager needs to be successful?LO.1
A college professor told her students, “The purpose of a management course is to teach students about management and not to teach them to be managers.” Do you agree or disagree with this statement? Discuss.LO.1
What is the difference between efficiency and effectiveness?Which is more important for performance? Can managers improve both simultaneously?LO.1
Why do some organizations seem to have a new CEO every year or two, whereas others have top leaders who stay with the company for many years, e.g., Jack Welch’s 20 years as CEO at GE? What factors about the manager or about the company might account for this difference?LO.1
Assume you are a project manager at a biotechnology company, working with managers from research, production, and marketing on a major product modification.You notice that every memo you receive from the marketing manager has been copied to senior management.At every company function, she spends
How do you feel about having a manager’s responsibility in today’s world characterized by uncertainty, ambiguity, and sudden changes or threats from the environment?Describe some skills and qualities important to managers under these conditions.LO.1
Managers are subject to rules and procedures that will ensure reliable, predictable behavior. Rules are impersonal and uniformly applied to all employees?LO.1
Management is separate from the ownership of the organization?LO.1
Administrative acts and decisions are recorded in writing. Recordkeeping provides organizational memory and continuity over time?LO.1
All personnel are selected and promoted based on technical qualifications, which are assessed by examination or according to training and experience?LO.1
Positions are organized in a hierarchy of authority, with each position under the authority of a higher one?LO.1
Labor is divided with clear definitions of authority and responsibility that are legitimized as official duties?LO.1
Explain the major concepts of total quality management.LO.1
Define the role contingency plays in organizations.LO.1
Discuss the scientific management perspective and its current use in organizations.LO.1
Describe the major components of the classical and humanistic management perspectives.LO.1
Identify and explain major developments in the history of management thought.LO.1
Understand how historical forces influence the practice of management.LO.1
Describe the learning organization and the changes in structure, empowerment, and information sharing managers make to support it.LO.1
Discuss the management competencies needed to deal with today’s turbulent environment, including issues such as diversity, globalization, rapid change, and the skills needed for crisis management.LO.1
Define ten roles that managers perform in organizations.LO.1
Explain the difference between efficiency and effectiveness and their importance for organizational performance.LO.1
Define energy management. State the basic principles and benefits of energy management. List down the objectives of energy management.
Explain the stepwise procedure for assessing energy conservation opportunities in lighting system.
Explain the energy conservation by adopting following techniques:a. Replacing lamp sourcesb. Using energy-efficient light control equipment.
State the differences between energy conservation and energy efficiency.
What are the advantages of enforcing an energy efficiency program for industries?
Explain how energy conservation is vital in current energy scenario.
The Energy Conservation Act requires that all designated energy consumers get energy audits conducted by(a) Energy manager (b) accredited energy auditor (c) managing director (d) chartered accountant.
Under the Energy Conservation Act, indicate the five designated consumers.
Mention any three main provisions of Energy Conservation Act 2001 which are applicable to designated consumers.
List energy conservation opportunities in HVAC system.
List energy conservation opportunities in households.
List energy conservation opportunities in the transport sector.
List energy conservation opportunities in the agriculture sector.
List energy conservation opportunities in the industries sector.
Explain the difference between monitoring and targeting.
Describe in brief the main elements of monitoring and targeting system.
Discuss in brief, the benefits of monitoring and targeting systems.
Explain the term “benchmarking” and its benefits.
Discuss the internal and external benchmarking differences.
Explain the different varieties of energy studying and focusing systems based on the industry.
Illustrate the primary 10 processes of “Monitoring and targeting” that needs to be undertaken as an energy manager.
Illustrate how a CUSUM chart is drawn with an example.
Why is the CUSUM technique most useful?
Explain the ways to handle energy consumption and production in a plant.
Explain power factor usefulness of improving power factor.
How can energy conservation be achieved by improving the power factor of an induction motor?
A three-phase induction 75 kW motor operates at 55 kW. The measured voltage is 415 V and current is 80 A. Calculate the power factor of the motor.
What are constructional (rotor and stator only) effective operational differences between conventional motor and energy-efficient motor?
Explain the types of losses in induction motors and their total percentage of loss out of the net losses.
Describe the energy efficiency affecting factors for electric motors.
Explain what factor leads to core losses during rewinding.
Illustrate the process by which speed control of the motor is obtained.
State the ways to increase the efficiency of energy for motors.
Explain the loss due to the efficiency of a rewound motor.
A 50-kW induction motor having efficiency when fully loaded of 86% is replaced by a motor of efficiency 89%. How much energy is saved for 6000 h/yr and the energy cost is Rs. 4.50/kWh?
State the difference among fans, blowers, and compressors.
Describe the terms static head and friction head.
Explain in brief the diagram loss of energy during throttling for a pump (centrifugal).
State using a sketch the concept of characteristics of heat flow for a pump and system resistance.
Explain the effects of the pump being over-sized.
Illustrate the energy conservation of energy changes in the pumping system.
Using a sketch describe the types of cooling towers.
Explain “Cycles of Concentration” and its relation to cooling tower blowdown.
Illustrate what can affect the cooling tower performance.
Illustrate the conservation of energy possibilities in a cooling tower system.
Discuss the sources of heat wastage and its potential applications.
With a neat sketch explain gas turbine cogeneration plant.
What is cogeneration? State its necessity.
What are cogeneration plants? Explain the difference between bottoming and topping cycle cogeneration plants.
Explain in brief energy efficiency versus energy conservation. Write stepwise procedure to calculate boiler efficiency.
What are the various factors affecting the climate?
Explain the energy conservation building code.
Explain the various features of E.C.B.C.
Explain the energy-saving opportunities in buildings due to various passive systems.
What are the barriers in adopting energy efficiency in residential buildings? Explain.
Explain energy conservation measures in energy efficient buildings.
What do you mean by the payback period?
A cogeneration plant installation was to reduce the net yearly energy bill by Rs. 24 lakhs. Now the capital cost for the new cogeneration installation is Rs. 90 lakhs, and the net cost of maintaining and operating are Rs. 6 lakhs. Find the expected payback duration for the project.
A heat exchanger cost is Rs. 1 lakh. Find the simple payback duration taking into account the possibility of annual savings and operating of Rs. 60,000/- and Rs. 15,000/-, respectively.
Find the simple payback time for a boiler of Rs. 75 lakhs during purchase and an average of Rs. 5 lakhs yearly for operation and maintenance and is expected to save Rs. 30 lakhs annually.
Explain the main drawback of the simple payback method.
Illustrate the advantages of different methods of simple payback.
Explain the term “present value of money.”
Explain the term “discounting.”
Explain ROI.
The energy proposal investment is Rs. 10 lakhs. Yearly savings for the initial three years is 150,000, 200,000, and 300,000. Taking capital cost as 10%, find the total present value of the investment.
What are the advantages of the net present value?
What are the advantages and limitations of the method of discounted cash flow?
Explain the idea behind carrying out sensitivity analysis?
What are two examples of old common law rules specifically applicable to innkeepers?
What issues do state courts generally decide? What disputes do federal courts generally decide?
How is it possible that the courts of two different states (for example, Wisconsin and Minnesota) can reach varying results on the same general issue?
How can two federal circuit courts render seemingly contrary decisions on the same question?
What elements are necessary for the formation of a contract?
What is the difference between an offer and an acceptance?
Give examples of valid consideration for a contract.

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