Answer:
4- Run the company like a tight ship. Create rules about how much creativity is expected and ensure that people follow them.
2- Allow employees to make mistakes and even reward mistakes when they are made, if they stem from very creative ideas
Explanation:
If a company needs to come up with new products in such a short period of time, they need to make sure that their focus is directed in a certain direction.
The company should not create tight rules because doing that may kill the creative sides of employees. Giving rewards for mistakes will send them a message that there is room for mistakes. Although there is no room considering the short time period.
<span>If the government had prohibited price increases after the bp oil spill, shrimp would steadily become more scare, as the supply had been compromised, increasing the demand.</span>
Answer:
$4787.16
Explanation:
: Rocco is saving money to buy his first car. He works 15 hours each week and saves $10 for each hour he works. Rocco has already saved $3,500 and plans to save at least $5,300. He knows there will be an 8.5% sales tax on the purchase price of the car and a title transfer fee of $15. He will use the formula below to determine his gas mileage, y, in miles per gallon, from the number of miles m, the car can be driven using g gallons of gas.
y = m / g
Q: Rocco will need to pay a total of $5,246.87 for the car, including the sales tax and transfer fee. To the nearest dollar, what is the purchase price of the car Rocco plans to buy?
The above will be the full version of the question, from the internet
solution
since he will pay a total of $5,246.87 for the car
we will deduct the transfer fee from the total pay
$5,246.87-$15.0
$5231.87
($5231.87)(1-0.085)
for tax deduction
after tax deduction, the purchase price of the car Rocco plans to buy is $4787.16
Answer:
The payments are all part of a LIQUIDATING DISTRIBUTION
Explanation:
The payments are all part of a LIQUIDATING DISTRIBUTION and not current distribution because a liquidation distribution can said to be a single distribution or one of a planned series of distributions that terminates a partner's entire interest in the partnership while Current distributions can be said to be all other distributions thay include those that reduce or decrease a partner's interest in the partnership.
Therefore in accordance with the liquidation, distribution laws Javier would have to recognize a gain or profit of $20,000 at the end of the year so to the fact that he only had $100,000 basis but is receiving $120,000 (12*10000).
Thus the partnership will not have to recognize a gain or a loss according to the information provided.
Answer: $503,200
Explanation:
Carrying value of note = Face value of note - Interest remaining
Interest remaining = Face value * Periodic interest rate * Number of months remaining / Total number of months for note
= 510,000 * 8%/2 * 2 / 6 months
= $6,800
Carrying value of note = 510,000 - 6,800
= $503,200
<em>Note: Note is for 6 months so periodic interest was divided by 2 to make it a semi-annual rate.</em>