Organizational change can best be defined as <span>any alteration of people, structure, or technology</span>.
When an organization makes a change it is known as organizational change. When changing an organization you are making a change to the way the company runs. Changing any type of structure, technology or moving around how people work can make a change to the organization.
Answer:
The answers are:
1. combined producer surplus = $69
2. Alice and Amber (b)
Explanation:
A producer surplus is the difference between how much a producer sells a product in the market, and how much he is willing to sell the product for, if the market price is higher than the price he was willing to sell the product for.
The combined producer surplus of the ladies is the sum of their individual producer surpluses, and it is calculated as follows;
Alice: willing price = $35, market price = $70, therefore surplus
= 70 - 35 = $35
Amber: willing price = $38, market price = $70, ∴ surplus = 70 - 38 = $32
Andy: willing price = $68, market price = $70, ∴ surplus = 70 - 68 = $2
Combined producer surplus = 35 + 32 + 2 = $69
b. In this case the price of the 5 inch pot in the market is $45, Alice and Amber will sell their pots because the price in the market exceeds their willing price of $35 and $38 respectively and they will make producer surpluses of $10 and $7 respectively, but Andi on the other hand will not sell her pot because if she does, she will make a loss, as her willing price is $68 and the market price is $45, if she goes ahead to sell she will incur a loss of $23.
Answer:
Corporate opportunity doctrine
Explanation:
The corporate opportunity doctrine is a principle that doesn't allow directors to participate as an individual in any business that can benefit the company withouth offering it first to the organization.
Answer:
The journal entries are as follows:
(i) On January 1, 2021
Delivery Truck A/c Dr. $10,000
To 6% loan note payable $10,000
(To record the issuance of note payable)
(ii) On January 31, 2021
6% loan note payable A/c Dr. $254.22
Interest expense A/c Dr. $50
To cash $304.22
(To record the first month payment)
Workings:
Interest expense = $10,000 × 6% × (1/12)
= $50
