Analyzing a Multidisciplinary Business Case Study at California State University, Northridge
Explore the multidisciplinary business case study "Slippery Slope" at California State University, Northridge. Dive into statistical, legal, and economic issues, examine government survey data, review relevant lawsuit information, and analyze economic data to understand potential implications. Discover insights from the case library and consider the economic factors at play. Good luck with your analysis and feel free to ask questions or share comments!
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Slippery Slope: A MULTIDISCIPLINARY BUSINESS CASE STUDY California State University, Northridge
The BIG PICTURE! What is the Big Picture in the Case? What are the Potential Statistical Issues? Legal Issues? Economic Issues?
The Statistics? What Conclusions Can be Presented to Ms. Spring Based on an Analysis of the Government Survey Data? What Type of Statistical Analysis Would be Performed to Reach These Conclusions? How Useful Would These Conclusions be in Helping Ms. Spring in any Lawsuit Settlement Negotiations or at a Trial?
The Case Library What Light Does the Case Library Shed on the Potential Issues Magazine Article? Fogel v. Get N Go Markets, Inc.? Wayans v. Albert Landon, et. al.? O Hare v. Wilkes Excursion Lines, Inc.?
The Lawsuit(s)? Who Are the Possible Defendants? Upon What Legal Theories Would Potential Recovery be Based? What Elements Must be Established to Prevail Under Each Theory?
Economic Data What Economic Issues are Raised in the Case? What is the Relevance of: Inflation Rate? Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA)? Personal Income Tax Rates? Present/Future Values? Plaintiff s Age?
Good Luck! Questions or Comments?
