Answer:
Dispatch/Deployment
Explanation:
Dispatch/Deployment is the 11th management characteristic of NIMS and relates to when <u>resources should be deployed only when requested or when dispatched by an appropriate authority</u> through established resource management systems.
In the scenario we see that the supervisor directed the staff to checkout only when requested, secondly <u>he did so with an appropriate authority</u> because his own boss - the American Red Cross Disaster Operations Supervisor <u>has directed you to begin re-assigning shelter staff personnel</u>
Answer:
see below
Explanation:
Rent is an expense to the business. An increase in expenses is debited.
rent was paid by cheque. The transaction will reduce money held at the bank( asset) by Rs. 25,000. A reduction in assets is credited.
The journal entry will be
Rent A/c Dr. Rs. 25,000
Bank A/c Cr. Rs. 25,000
Answer:b. net income is overstated
Explanation:
The cost of inventory which is a constituent of cost of goods sold will have an impact on the income, an higher cost of inventory means low net income and lower cost of inventory means an higher net income. Therefore if the inventory is understated it leads to profit overstatement.
Net income will not be understated because a cost item has been understated but it will only be overstated, cost of merchandise sold is understated but this is the action and not the effect, merchandise on the balance sheet will be understated and not overstated.
Answer:
The correct answer is B. demand for good X will increase.
Explanation:
Two goods, X and Y, are said to be substitutes if they can be used to serve the same purpose. Thus, if good X is a substitute to good Y, then X can be used in place of Y and Y can be used in place of X.
For substitute goods, the cross-price elasticity of demand is positive. This means that if the price of one good rises, the demand for the substitute good increases.
