Answer:
Maturity of the followers, clarity of the task, organizational support of the leader
Explanation:
Situational leadership takes into account the situational factors that are attached to the task of the leader. This type of leadership style does not take a one size fits all approach or a universal style of leadership, and therefore pays attention to factors such as relationship with members of the team, type of task etc. The above are factors that determine leadership style. Time horizon is not one of them. Another factor not included in the options is the relationship of the team or group members with the leader.
Answer:
The answer is c.$200 paid for tune-up and oil change on delivery truck.
Explanation:
In the question, it is essential to identify whether a money amount paid for the operating/upgrading of fixed asset is recorded as cost or is allowed to be capitalized ( i.e recorded as increment in asset's value).
In general, when a money amount consumed on fixed asset has not been used-up within an accounting period and it is not part of frequent maintenance, for example for improving the quality thus the value of the asset and/or extending its useful life; put the asset to new position required for future production, then the amount should be capitalized to keep the new value of the asset up-to-date.
While cost incurred due to normal course of asset's operation and does not help to improve the asset's value, useful life, should be recorded as cost.
Answer:
(a) The government starts offering a national savings bond to increase private savings, which pays a higher return than many other options available on the market.
This will shift the (supply of loanable funds to the right, demand for loanable funds to the right, supply of loanable funds to the left, demand for loanable funds to the left) , the interest rate and equilibrium amount of borrowing will (both increase, both decrease, decrease and increase respectively, increase and decrease respectively).
The correct answer is a judicial process.
Grievance arbitration resembles a judicial process in a court of law. Rather than a judge, there is an arbitrator who listens to both sides and issues a formal decision.