<h2>Question:</h2>
This organizational structure violates the unity of
command principles because of dual reporting
relationship.
<h2>Answer:</h2>
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Explanation:</h2>
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Answer:Option A
Explanation:
Auditing is an independent examination of the financial statement of an audit client to express a true and fair view on the statement examined.
Investigation is a much deeper aspect of auditing that wants to examine a particular aspect of in organization for example theft of cash, insurance claim etc.
The Auditor is only to report to the Board of Directors i.e the Engagement Officer.
The internal auditor must be concerned about the possibility of inclusion of a statement for which the accused employee could use to sue the organization. It becomes imperative for a draft of the proposed final communications on fraud should be submitted to legal counsel for review to prevent further liabilities for the organization.
Answer:
<em>d) Slightly greater than 4 years</em>
Explanation:
<em>The portfolio's Macaulay period (MaD) is the mean maturity of its retained earnings.</em>
Fifty per cent of cash flows (in terms of PV) come after three years and another fifty per cent arrive after five years, so the MaD is 0.53 + 0.55 = 4.
We must divide the MaD by (1+ytm/2) to get Modified Duration (MoD).
<em>Then portfolio MoD is </em><u><em>4/(1 + 0.02/2) = 3.96.</em></u>
Answer:
The correct answer is (B)
Explanation:
Liquidity preference theory emphasised on the interest which investors should demand on long-term investments due to the risk they carry. According to liquidity preference theory, a decrease in the price level shifts the money demand curve leftward. A leftward movement of the money demand curve increases the overall quantity demanded. In that regard, a decrease in interest rate increases the demand for goods and services demanded.
The technology associated with the manufacturing computers has advanced tremendously. This change has led to the price of a computer <u>falling</u> and the quantity <u>increasing</u>.
Lower prices most likely results in a higher demand for the product in question, which will increase the production rate of that product.
