Pressures Affecting Public Budgeting
Analyze the practical pressures affecting public sector budgeting designed to delivering public goods and services.
Evaluate the consequences of two externalities and their impact on public sector budgeting.
Analyze the practical pressures affecting public sector budgeting designed to delivering public goods and services.
Evaluate the consequences of two externalities and their impact on public sector budgeting.
Explain two different weaknesses that of using each of the three benchmarks to measure the performance of a portfolio.
And can you describe three properties that a valid benchmark should have?
Increasing the portfolio to a level that will fund her retirement living expenses, which she estimates to be $257,000 for the first year of her retirement.
Building her ‘‘dream house’’ in five years, the cost of which (including land) has a present value of $535,000.
Market index
Benchmark custom portfolio
Median of the manager universe
Explain two different weaknesses of using each of the three benchmarks to measure the performance of a portfolio. Your response must contain a total of six different weaknesses.
Market index
Benchmark custom portfolio
Manager universe
Describe three properties that a valid benchmark should have.
What is the definition of accounts receivable? What are some primary reasons patients are sometimes not billed in a timely manner?
Distinguish the accounts receivable from the revenue cycle.
Describe what happens when an organization extends credit to patients.
What are the steps in managing accounts receivable? Explain each step.
Discuss the methods used to collect accounts receivable.
How can an organization improve its revenue cycle management?
What are the advantages and disadvantages of the two methods used to convert accounts receivable to cash?
Explain the three laws that govern accounts receivable.
What is the best way to evaluate revenue cycle management performance?
Identify the main types of sources of external finance, explain their main features and characteristics, and evaluate each type when constructing a capital structure (MLO1, MLO4)
Identify the main types of sources of internal finance, explain their main features and characteristics, and evaluate each type when seeking to determine an appropriate financing structure (MLO1, MLO4)
Discuss the factors to be considered when selecting a source, or a mix of sources, of finance (MLO1, MLO4)
Discuss the types of share issues and critique their advantages and disadvantages (MLO1, MLO4)
Determine and explore the significance of bonus share issues for the theoretical ex-rights share price and the value of the associated rights. (MLO1, MLO4)
Write a paper focused on the basic fiscal management terms fixed, variable, and semi-variable costs. For each term:
Define/describe the cost term,
Provide an example, and
Explain how each one might be used by a healthcare manager.
Break-Even Anslysis Paper
Select an item or product used in a healthcare organization and describe how you would calculate
the break-even point. For example, this could be:
The use of a sterile instrument tray,
An admission/registration software product,
Outsourced transcription, or
Even a new EMR.
Discuss why this break-even information is useful and create a graph showing your
break-even point.
Identify and analyze a real estate investment opportunity in the Montreal/Quebec area and present it to potential investors (the class) in order to obtain capital. The transaction should be for an existing revenue producing property (or part of a property) of any category and size.
Milestone 7-1 – Risk Assessment FIN-630
Identify the potential business risks that apply to the projects being considered by the New Heritage Doll Company.
Quantify the financial impacts of the risk (i.e., price the risk),
Select appropriate methods for mitigating those risks.
Is there a relationship between cost and price for any given product or service in healthcare? Should there be?
Many would concede that healthcare prices are irrational . How did prices get this way?
The public and those that represent the public (legislatures, insurance companies, consumer groups) have concluded that healthcare prices are outrageous. What can the healthcare industry do to restore public confidence?
Healthcare prices are not, and perhaps should not, be set like prices in other industries. Compare how healthcare prices are set to how automobile prices are set.