E:Managing the currency by closing down banks for a period of time
Answer: The aspect of the <u>SMART</u> goal that is missing is <u>Deadlines or Target date.</u>
Explanation:
Here <u>SMART</u> is abbreviated as <u>S</u>pecific, <u>M</u>easurable, <u>A</u>ttainable, <u>R</u>esult oriented and <u>T</u>ime bound. The aspect of the time bound has not been included in this respective scenario.
Answer:
1. c) b>d
d) c>g
2. No dominant strategy equilibrium is also a Nash equilibrium.
Explanation:
Payoff matrix are used in business as it represent the possible outcomes of the decisions made. In the given scenario player 1 and player 2 have different outcomes based on the game matrix. The player 1 will get best possible payoff when he falls in Top Left matrix. This is dominant strategy which must be Nash equilibrium.
Answer:
Liability
Explanation:
The city classify the proceeds from the note as a Liability if it were to prepare governmental-type fund financial statements on March 31.
Liabilities:
These are the debts which company has to pay. If company has liabilities it means company has to pay to some other entity/supplier or someone for its debts. It includes loans,account payable and many other accounts in financial statement.
In our case company has borrowed $800,000 in January and will repay in May after taxes are collected. If city has to prepare the financial statement before May then this $800,000 will be the liability in the statement.
Fees charged to customers for account maintenance :)
