Explanation:
The path-goal theory is based on adjusting the leadership style to the needs of employees and the work environment, in order to achieve goals.
In the scenario above, there is a work environment composed of qualified and experienced employees for the function, so the most appropriate leadership style for this scenario according to the path-goal theory would be participative and achievement-oriented leadership.
Participative leadership is a leadership style that ensures greater involvement of employees in decision-making, is effective in a work environment that has qualified and engaged employees. The achievement-oriented leadership style refers to the challenging goals proposed by the leader to employees and the confidence he has in the employees' ability to meet their expectations.
b) Two challenges in the team dynamics that make it difficult to support the view that teams are synergistic may be the lack of communication and a very centralized leadership.
The teams are composed of individuals with different personalities but who join their efforts to achieve organizational goals and objectives.
Therefore, it is necessary to have a leadership style that is geared towards the whole of the team, that seeks to engage and respect the individualities of each member of the team but that motivates them to seek common goals. It is also necessary that communication is valued, that all members feel they are a necessary part of the team, so that the information can be passed on properly and also to avoid conflicts that may occur.
Answer:
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net deferred tax benefit 42.500
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Explanation:
increase in warranty reserve 25.000
excess book depreciation 100.000
total 125.000
x tax rate 0.34
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*The reported pretax book income of $1,000,000 is not considered
Answer:
2. Only counting final goods
Explanation:
When defining national income accounting and terminolgies, emphasis is always laid on "...total value of FINAL goods...". This is as a result of avoiding double counting. If intermediate goods were counted alongside final goods, it would be double counting because intermediate goods are used in producing those final goods. Final goods are good meant for final consumption. The other method used in avoiding double counting ( counting of the value of the same product more than once) apart from counting final gooda is Value added approach.
Explanation:
The journal entry to close the books is
Cost of Goods sold A/c Dr $1,200
To Manufacturing Overhead A/c $1,200
(Being the under-applied overhead is recorded)
Since the jobs were undercosted, that means the overhead is applied under overhead so we debited the cost of goods sold account and credited the manufacturing overhead account. Both the items are recorded for $1,200
Answer:
$1,950 more than expected
Explanation:
In this question ,we have to compare the revenues based on expected and the actual
So, the expected revenues would be
= Number of customers × per hour rate × expected time spent
= 30 customers × $26 × 8 hours
= $6,240
And, the actual revenues would be
= Number of increased customers × per hour rate × average time spent
= 42 customers × $26 × 7.5 hours
= $8,190
The revenue is increased by
= $8,190 - $6,240
= $1,950 more than expected
This is the answer but the same is not provided in the given options
