Answer:
A. The first cash flow of an annuity due is made on the first day of the agreement.
G. The last cash flow of an ordinary annuity is made on the last day covered by the agreement.
Explanation:
The computation is shown below:
As we know that 
Future value after 4 years is 
= Annual deposit  × Cumulative FV factor at 9% for 4 periods of an ordinary annuity
= $6,000 × 4.57313 
= $27,439
Therefore the above statements are true and the same is to be considered 
Hence, all other statements are incorrect 
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer: Option A 
      
Explanation: In simple words, it refers to the pricing strategy in which the firm initially charge a lower price of product to attract the customers and make a strong position in the market. 
Hence it is effective only on those markets where the customer gives value to price more than the quality and assurance he is getting from the existing product. 
Thus, from the above we can conclude that the correct option is A. 
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
Source processes
Explanation:
The SCOR model looks at a firm´s supply chain activities in three levels of increasing detail. Level 1 views SCM activities as being structured around five core management processes including <u>Source processes</u> which are processes that procure goods and services to meet planned or actual demand.
Supply chain operations reference (SCOR):  It is a strategic planning tool that helps in identifying, improving and communicating supply chain management decisions within the company. It is a continuous improvement process and establishing a benchmark for the industry. It also works to develop a business process for satisfying customer´s demand. SCOR is based on five management process:
- Plan
- Sources.
- Make.
- Deliver.
- Return.
Source process: This process of supply chain management is defined as steps to procure goods and services to meet the requirement for infrastructural arrangements.
 
        
             
        
        
        
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Explanation:
1. The ceterus paribus effect gives us to what extent, the effect of a variable has on another variable, while holding all other factors fixed. Analysing job training of workers on productivity will give us results that are not biased since we will not be taking account of other factor variables in the calculations. When 2 firms are the same in almost every aspect apart from number of hours on training, then we will find out that each firm would have different levels of workers output. So we should know if workers output increases due to job training. 
2. When it comes to provision of training, furms do these based on characteristics of the workers. Some of these characteristics are measurable while some are immeasurable
Measurable:
Experience on the job, 
Productivity 
Level of education, 
 
immeasurable :
Skill set
Vision
Likeliness to bstay at firm
3. Apart from worker characteristics, productivity also depends on other factors one of which is technological change. A technological change can bring about increased efficiency and greater output by the worker. Different firms using different capital and technological combination are quite likely to have different output levels.
4. A positive correlation between job training and productivity cannot be used to ascertain if job training makes worker more efficient this is due to the fact that correlation only tells us if variables are in coexistence. So a positive correlation does not tell us that job training is indeed bringing about changes in the productivity of workers.