The SRAS curve captures the supply-side of the aggregate market. It represents graphically the short-run relation between real production and the price level.<span>
A decrease in labor's productivity will cause the economy's SRAS curve to shift rightwar and the price level to decrease. Because l</span>abor productivity is the measure of economic growth this means that the bigger the labor productivity <span> the greater the GDP. And greater GDP means shifting the </span>SRAS curve<span> to the right .</span>
Answer: False
Explanation:
Astute Managers are alert for clues and opportunities to bring the company more profit and productivity by leveraging on those opportunities.
They recognize when the winds of change are blowing in the industry and work to realign resources and employee orientation to take advantage of this.
Astute leaders do not look for ways to disparage their employees by looking for signs of insubordination to use it against employees but rather maintain good relationships with employees so that they may move the company forward together.
Answer: Option A
Explanation: Outsourcing can be defined as a situation in which a company hires another company for performing some activities that are non core for the hiring companies.
For, example a company having business of making soft drink might outsource its advertising activity.
One problem with outsourcing is that it leads to no internal control of the hiring company's management on that particular activity, leading to high probability of fraud or failure.
Thus, if an activity needs internal control it should not be outsourced.
It gives you more ideas to make the final product better than what it original product
Answer:
Longly will receive $1,817.43 from selling the bond.
Explanation:
As the coupon rate is 8%; we have annual coupon payment = 2,000 x 8% = $160.
The price of the bond Longly will receive is equal to the present value of 20 annual coupon payment plus the present value of $2,000 face value repayment in 20 years time; with the two streams of cash flow discounting at the market rate at the date of issuing 9%; which is calculated as:
[ ( 160/9%) x [ 1 - 1.09^(-20) ] ] + ( 2,000 / 1.09^20 ) = $1,817.43.
So, the answer is $1,817.43.