Answer:
Option (a) is correct
Explanation:
Total quality management is a process by which a business aims to minimize errors, with maximizing it's output, laying immense emphasis on product quality and customer satisfaction.
Such an approach was developed by Edwards Deming who emphasized upon efficient production, reduction of defects and wastage and continuous employee learning process that enhances the skills.
The focus of TQM is upon minimizing defects and errors as well as providing quality products to customers.
Such a process calls for, all those individuals who are involved in the production process to assume responsibility for product defects and errors.
TQM lays emphasis upon improving internal practices prevailing within the company which yield desired results.
Thus, one of the facets of such an approach being, improvement of supervision by allowing more time to supervisors to work and coordinate well with employees.
Answer:
Arbitrary allocation.
Explanation:
Arbitrary allocation is a method where costs budgeted are not based on any precise measurement,hence accurate costs could not be arrived at.
This approach to budgeting breeds inefficiencies as the accurate budgeting is expected to lead to accurate costing of products as well as pricing.
All in all,the true profitability of a business cannot be ascertained.
Finally,the organization adopting this type of approach needs to change to other accurate methods of budgeting such incremental or rolling budgeting.
I want to say c? i’m not sure :(
Answer:
Current liabilities:
Notes payable $8,000
Non-current/long-term liabilities:
Notes payable $1,224,000
Explanation:
The actual amount of notes payable at 31st December is the difference between the short-term debt and the amount of cash realized from the issue of common stock whose proceeds are meant to be used in liquidating the short-term debt.
The actual amount of notes payable=$1,232,000-$1,224,000=$8,000
By issuing common stock of $1,224,000 to repay the short-term debt,the $1,224,000 is effectively converted to funding of long-term nature,hence classified as long-term liabilities
Creating a budget you can exceed but also creating a budget you can’t go over, Hope this helps! All i can tell you...
