Answer:
Rationalisation
Explanation:
Rationalisation is the attempt by an individual to justify an action, behaviour, or attitude with logical reasoning. Mostly the reasons given are not appropriate enough.
In the given instance Jake is accused of stealing food products from the store, he justifies his act by claiming that his monthly pay is not sufficient to support his family of five members.
This is not enough reason to still but he still tries to rationalise his action based on his low salary.
Thomas needs to think what it is he needs to buy the car. That is cash (money). What does he need to do to get money? He needs a job. Once he has a job and starts getting paid, he needs to SAVE the amount required for the down payment, unless he has the money to buy it cash! Meaning he can pay it in full. If he is only paying for the down payment, then he needs to make sure he has good credit to qualify for a loan on the remaining balance.
All in all he needs a plan!
Answer: Option (E)
Explanation:
Merger strategies are usually undertaken by an organization in order to form a strategic merger with several other organizations so as to accelerate the growth, instead of growing organically. Acquisition strategy tends to involves the finding methodology for acquisition of the target organization which generates the value for acquirer.
Answer:
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Answer:
True
Explanation:
Off balance sheet items are transactions that generate fees for the business (such as guarantees), and to hedge against future loss (such as futures investments).
Meaning assets and liabilities that are deferred or contingent to business success.
