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3 years ago

Some of the most common challenges of working on a team are:

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Dmitrij [34]3 years ago

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Answer: C. Picking the right people to work with on the team

Explanation:

For the work to be carried out successfully it is important to have the right staff. When you choose the right people, it's much easier to be able to work as a team. Having the right person means that you are someone with goals that go along the same lines as the company, someone who follows the schedules at the time of the meetings and who is aware of the importance of feedback.

When companies hire someone, they make sure that they can be someone who is committed to performing their stated duties, someone with ideas and a good push for the team.

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Consider the following accounting terms and definitions and match each term to the definition: Accounting a. an economic resourc

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Accounting:

The basic tool of accounting, stated as asset=liabilities + equity (e)

Asset:

An economic resource that is expected to be of benefit in the future (a)

Balance sheet:

Reports on an entity’s assets, liabilities, and stockholders’ equity as of a specific date (I)

Expense:

Decreases in equity that occur in the course of selling goods/services (f)

Income statement:

Reports on an entity’s revenues, expenses, and net income or loss for the period (j)

Liability:

Debts that are owed to creditors (b)

Net income:

Excess of total revenues over total expense (d)

Net loss:

Excess of total expense over total revenues (c)

Revenue:

Increase in equity that occur in the course of selling goods/services (g)

Statement of cash flow:

Reports on a business’s cash receipts and cash payments during a period (h)

Statement of retrained earning:

Reports how the company’s retained earnings balance changes from the beginning to the end of the period (k)

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Evidence by Blake, Elton, and Gruber indicates that, on average, actively managed bond funds ______. outperform passive fixed-in

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The answer is: underperform passive fixed-income indexes by an amount equal to fund expenses

Explanation:

According to Blake, Elton, and Gruber (The Journal of Business, 1993), the only people who benefit from actively managed bond mutual funds are those that work for the mutual funds and not their clients.

They discovered that when the mutual funds increased their fees in 1%, the total performance decreases in 1%.

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3 years ago

The phase of the business cycle that includes a period of decline in GDP and

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Contraction:

Explanation:

The contraction period is the time between the peak (highest growth rate) and the trough ( the lowest growth rate). At contraction, the GDP value declines from its peak to the lowest or negative growth rate. Contraction means a shrink in economic activities.

During contraction, the unemployment rate rising as employers lay-off workers due to reduced demand. Incomes and profits decline, and the GDP value decreases to low or negative values. The contraction period starts with a recession, which is a decline in GDP value for two consecutive quarters.

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According to the article, why might employers want to ensure that they have cause when terminating an employee?

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2 years ago

You are asked to make comparisons of two pairs of countries. The first pair are the Latin American countries of Chile and Argent

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Part a: According to Solow model higher per capita real GDP will be in Chile because of its highest saving rate.

Part b: The per capita capital stock or the labour ratio is the primary factor for these differences in the simple Solow model.

Explanation:

Part a:

According to Solow model higher per capita real GDP will be in Chile because of its highest saving rate.

In Solow model the GDP per capita is defined as

$y=k^{\alpha}=f(k)$

Also the steady state path is given as

$sf(k)=(s+n)k\\\frac{s}{s+n}=\frac{k^*}{f(k^*)}\\\frac{s}{s+n}=\frac{k^*^{\alpha-1}}{k^*}\\\frac{s}{s+n}={k^*^{\alpha-2}}$

As all other parameters are same thus the country with higher value of s will have a higher per capita GDP.

According to the Solow model, higher saving rate means larger capital stock and high level of output at the steady state.

Higher saving rate leads to faster growth in Solow model. So there is higher per capita real GDP for the country that has higher saving rate.

Part b:

In Simple Solow Model, the steady state per Capita GDP, $y^*$ is the function of the steady state per capita capital stock given as $k^*$

Now this indicates that

$y^*=f(k^*)$

where f is an increasing concave function i.e. f'>0 and f''<0

Thus the sole dependence of per capita GDP is on per capita capital stock.

Thus the per capita capital stock or the labour ratio is the primary factor for these differences in the simple Solow model.

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