The answer is c. Internal events are kind of like a V.I.P. things while external events are more public.
Answer:
ABC's retained earnings balance at the end of April is $11,400
Explanation:
The addition to retained earnings in the current month is revenue derived from providing services to customers minus the expenses such as rent and employee salaries
Net income for the month=$2,000+$900-$800-$700=$1400
Retained earnings at month end=opening retained earnings+net income
Retained earnings at month end=$10,000+$1,400=$11,400
<u><em>Answer:</em></u>
<u><em>Mixed economy</em></u>
<u><em>Explanation:</em></u>
There are three types of Economies:
<u><em>Command Economy:</em></u>
An economy where price and products are controlled by the government. It is very commonly seen in communist countries, like China or Vietnam.
<u><em>Free market:</em></u>
An economy where the government has little to no control. However, a perfect free economy doesn't exist anywhere, and is just a concept.
<u><em>Mixed Economy:</em></u>
An economy where the market is controlled by both the people/consumers, and the government. America is a mixed economy. Individuals are allowed to own property with little government intervention. However, the government has a lot more control over other sectors of the market.
<u><em>So, to answer the your question, because the Mixed economy is controlled by the government and the poeple, it is the answer.</em></u>
<span>I would give excellent customer service to every customer that walks in so they will spread the word that this store has great service, this will bring in more customers that need parts. I would also recommend to the manager to market the store by offering free gifts if they spend 50 dollars or more, or give out some sort of incentives, maybe a punch card, if you get 10 punches, you can have 50% off your next order.</span>
When making an attribution, Dan considers how this roommate has behaved in similar situations in the past. Dan is using consistency information.
Information consistency refers to the same thing, being consistent, that even though something may be slightly different the outcome remains the same. In this case, Dan is assuming his roommate will make the same behavior choices as he has previously.
