Answer:
"C"
Explanation:
A high performance culture is a set of laid down rules (culture ) that an organization observe to achieve outstanding results (performance ) with the primary aim of getting an edge over competitors. It guides the daily activities of employees.
The four major attributes of a high performance culture are Strong leaders , employees involvement , continuous learning environment and flexibility .
The corporate values of the organization is paramount and every action must be directed towards its achievement.
Answer:
Explanation:
My conclusion as a corporate social responsibility student is as follows: Students are willing to pay the additional tuition in the short-run since they believe that employing new technology (the means) will be justified by maintaining a better environment (the end).
Generating energy using wind is environment-friendly than using other non-renewable sources which could result in depletion of natural resource and environmental pollution. Therefore, an additional cost on the part of the students in terms of increased tuition fee is justified by the reduction in resource depletion and the preservation of environment in using wind energy.
Answer: $446
Explanation:
Antoine will receive the same basis in the stock that was in the property.
The Corporation however, assumed $78 of the liability of the property transferred which would reduce Antoine's basis in that property
Antoine's basis = Property base - Liability assumed by corporation
= 524 - 78
= $446
Answer:
Terrell is using credit, which is a US regulated monetary system.
Explanation:
When you use credit (I also study finance along with investing) your borrowing money and paying it back later. This is a system that banks and government agencies make lots of money from, and they make money long term, while Terrell gets to pay his insurance in the short term. (I would advise against putting more than 10% of your credit limit of your credit card. Yes I know about credit cards lml) *edit- Credit is a form of small loans unless its secured or prepaid*
Generally, a board member who is a source of information about a firm's day-to-day activities is classified as a(n)<u> inside </u>director.
A director is a person on the company's board of directors who acts as the governing body of the organization. The board of directors, often elected by the company's shareholders, creates policy for the company as a whole and oversees leadership positions in the organization. They guide, advise and run the organization.
Board members are part of the governing body of the organization. Committed to the long-term interests of the organization, they meet regularly to oversee and direct operations, set policy, approve business decisions, evaluate operating performance, and carry out fiduciary responsibilities.
The board membership application process includes several steps. In most corporate boards, a nominating committee interviews candidates and decides who should join the board. Board members then vote on whether to elect the candidate selected by the nominating committee.
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