Answer:
The correct answer is letter "A": can be used to estimate the projected cost of completing the project.
Explanation:
The Cost Performance Index or CPI measures the projected cost of work completed compared to the current cost spent. The CPI represents a ratio of earned value to actual cost. If the CPI is greater than one, the project is under budget. When the CPI equals one the planned and actual costs are equal. If the CPI is higher than one, the project is over budget.
A.limited supply hope that helps
Answer: January 26
Explanation:
A life insurance policy is simply a contract that an individual has with an insurance company whereby the individual makes premium and in turn, the insurance company would have to give a death benefit, to the beneficiaries of the insurance policy once the insured dies.
Based on the information in the question, the coverage become effective on January 26 which was the day the policy was delivered and the first premium was collected.
Answer:
The two methods used to forecasting labor demand and supply are: Statistical Method and Judgmental Method.
The Statistical method collects previous historic data regarding company's demand and supply for qualified employees and provides forecasting for the particular period. It is feasible when other factors remain same in the organisation. It is not feasible when the organisation changes its objectives, mission and vision etc
<u>Cost and Benefit</u>
It prevents future shortage of qualified employees
It avoids disruption over operation
The Judgmental method is when the company follow judgmental method, that is it is based on manager's experience of conducting survey to estimate employees requirements on future operation.
It is feasible for small and medium size organisation for short term forecast. It
<u>Cost and Benefit</u>
It avoids short-run shortage of employees
It avoids short-run surplus of employees.
Answer:
Expected return of the portfolio = 8.57%
Explanation:
The expected return of the portfolio is the weighted average return of all assets in that portfolio, which is calculated as below:
The expected return of the portfolio = (Weight of U.S. government T-bills x Return of U.S. government T-bills) + (Weight of large-company stocks x Return of large-company stocks) + (Weight of small-company stocks x Return of small-company stocks)
= 47% x 4.08% + 38% x 11.38% + 15% x 15.53% = 8.57%
