Answer:
True
Explanation:
If a natural disaster occurs, house insurance can prevent you from further financial loss, as some compensation would be given.
It is RECKLESS CONDUCT. Reckless conduct refers to a practitioner's careless act which deviates significantly from the standard of care a reasonable individual would exhibit under a similar situation. Reckless conduct is a culpable offence and is punishable under the law.
Answer:
False
Explanation:
According to these philosophers, these integrated systems have lowered the cost of the products and this lower cost has enabled companies to quote lower prices to win greater revenues from increased number of sales.
Answer:
Explanation:
The meaning of terms is shown below:
Direct material: The material which is directly related to the production process of the product is known as direct material
Direct labor: The labor who are engaged in production process of the product plus their wages is known as the direct labor
Manufacturing overhead: All the indirect cost related to manufacturing is known as manufacturing overhead i.e depreciation on factory equipment, the salary of supervisor etc
The categorization is given below:
a. Windshield - direct materials
b. Engine - direct materials
c. Wages of assembly line worker - direct labor
d. Depreciation of factory machinery - manufacturing overhead
e. Factory Machinery lubricants - manufacturing overhead
f. Tires - direct materials
g. Steering wheel - direct materials
h. Salary of painting supervisor - manufacturing overhead
Answer:
a. A counterfeit is an imitation of the genuine money, created with the intent to defraud.
U.S. Currency was originally printed on blue paper.
- FALSE: THE DOLLAR HAS ALWAYS BEEN GREEN
b. The First bank of the United States was started in 1888.
- FALSE: THE (FIRST) BANK OF THE UNITED STATES WAS ESTABLISHED IN 1791
c. The French unit of money is the dollar.
- FALSE: THE EURO IS THE OFFICIAL CURRENCY IN FRANCE
d. A euro is the Australian unit of money.
- FALSE: EUROS ARE THE OFFICIAL CURRENCY OF THE EUROPEAN UNION.
In 1945 $10,000 bills were discontinued for public use by the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System.
