<span>Jean Piaget was a Swiss philosopher and psychologist who introduced a theory of cognitive development like Sigmund Freud Jean thought human development can be described in stages (of course leaving the sexuality part of Freud out). The stages are:
</span>Sensorimotor. Birth through ages 18-24 months (Explorer)
Preoperational. Toddler-hood (18-24 months) through early youth (age 7)
(<span> children learn to think abstractly, understand symbolic concepts, and use language etc.)
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Concrete operational. Ages 7 to 12 (Understanding complexities)
Formal operations: Pre-adulthood through adulthood (H<span>ypothetical, and theoretical reasoning)</span>
<span>Without feedback, leaders can miss important signals that something is going wrong.
</span><span>A communication path between them and their employees (a feedback) is very important in order the leaders to be successful and to achieve the desired results and goals.</span>
<span>Yvette should choose Bank F’s loan if she wants more about lower monthly payments, and she should choose Bank G’s loan if she wants more about the lowest lifetime cost.
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These are the calculations for each bank.
BANK F:
Annual Payments=<span>$210.53
Total Interest=</span><span>$4,011.13
BANK G:
Annual Payments=</span><span>$238.21
Total Interest=</span><span>$3,810.05</span>
Answer:
The amount after 2 years will be $460590
Explanation:
The payment which is done 2 year from today = $200000
The payment which is done one year from today = $150000
Rate of interest = 3 %
So the amount after 1 year

The amount which is done today = $100000
So amount after 2 years

So total amount after 2 years = $106090+$154500+$200000 = $460590
Answer:
The managerial accountant found out that the cost of the units previously sold was higher than the selling price per unit.
If the variance is unfavorable, it means that the total budgeted costs were larger than the total budgeted revenue. In this case the variance was $5,600 unfavorable. We are not told how many units were sold but it is obviously a mistake to sell products at a lower price than COGS. So the previous flexible budget was not properly prepared.