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3 years ago

During world war i the u.s. military developed the _____ to screen millions of recruits.

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hichkok12 [17]3 years ago

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Army Alpha and Army Beta Test

Bess [88]3 years ago

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Aptitude Test. In 1918 the U.S. Military started using aptitude tests to screen prospective recruits, then called the Army Alpha and Army Beta tests. Today the U.S. Military still uses and aptitude test called the ASVAB, or the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery.

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Being able to ________ is a key benefit for those who study management. Multiple Choice relate to their managers and deal with o

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relate to their managers and deal with organizations from the outside

Explanation:

When you study management, you will understand the type of strategic planning that the company could implement along with the way the manager have to enforce the plan.

By having this information, you can have better understanding on what the managers want from you and act accordingly in order to win their favor. This will benefit you greatly if you want to rise in the corporate rank.

On top of that, knowledge in management also grant you with the ability to predict the plan of your competitors' management team. You can adjust your plan to counter this plan and win the competition in the market.

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3 years ago

Larned Corporation recorded the following transactions for the just completed month. $80,000 in raw materials were purchased on

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Answer and Explanation:

The Journal entry is shown below:-

a. Raw material Dr, $80,000

To Account payable $80,000

(Being purchase of raw material is recorded)

Here we debited the raw material as it increased the assets and we credited the accounts payable as it also increased the liabilities

b. Work in process Dr, $62,000

Manufacturing overhead Dr $9000

To Raw material $71,000

(Being raw material used is recorded)

Here we debited the work in progress , the manufacturing overhead as it increased the assets and expenses and credited the raw material as it decreased the assets

c. Work in process Dr, $101,000

Manufacturing overhead Dr, $11,000

To Cash $112,000

(Being paid to labor is recorded)

Here we debited the work in progress , the manufacturing overhead as it increased the assets and expenses and credited the cash as it decreased the assets

d. Manufacturing overhead Dr, $175,000

To Accumulated depreciation-Equipment $175,000

(Being manufacturing overhead is recorded)

Here we debited the manufacturing overhead as it increased the expenses and we credited the accumulated depreciation of depreciation as it reduced the assets

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3 years ago

Suppose that the term structure is currently flat so that bonds of all maturities have yields to maturity of 10%. Currently a 5-

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Explanation:

a) PV=$1000

As price is equal to face value then the Coupon rate will be equal to its YTM, 10%.

Annual Coupons = 10% * 1000 = $100

b.) We have purchased the bond for $1000, so our investment is $1000

At the end of the year 1, we get a coupon of $100 and the selling price.

1st CASE - When monetary policy is tight.

New YTM = 12%

Time left to maturity (n) = 4 years

Coupon payment = $100

Price = Coupon payment X PVAF(YTM, n) + Face Value X PVF(YTM, n)

[USE TABLES or Financial calculator]

Price = 100 X PVAF(12%, 4) + 1000 X PVF(12%, 4) = 100 X 3.307 + 1000 X .636 = 303.7 + 636 = $939.7

If we sell the bond, Return = (Coupon Received + Selling price - Purchase price ) \div Purchase price

= (100 + 939.7 - 1000) \div 1000 = .0397 or 3.97%

Scenario 2 - When monetory policy is loose

New YTM = 8%

Time left to maturity (n) = 4 years

Coupon payment = $100

Therefore, Price = Coupon payment X PVAF(YTM, n) + Face Value X PVF(YTM, n)

Price = 100 X PVAF(8%, 4) + 1000 X PVF(8%, 4) = 100 X 3.312 + 1000 X .735 = 331.2 + 735 = $1066.2

If we sell the bond, Return = (Coupon Received + Selling price - Purchase price ) \div Purchase price

= (100 + 1066.2 - 1000) \div 1000 = .1662 or 16.62%

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The price of the share would be calculated as -

Price of share = Annual constant dividend / Cost of equity

Given, cost of equity = 10.5 %

Annual constant dividend = $ 1.60

Price of share = $ 1.60 ÷ 10.50 %

Price of share = $ 15.238 or $ 15.24

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