The answer is 15. Hope this helps!
I believe the answer is: Self selection
Self-selection begin with self-introspection in order to find out what we truly desire from our career and the skill sets that we have from our personalities, knowledge and experience.
After that, we pinpoint this data with the type of job that exist in the market and the criteria that is expected by the employers. Doing self selection before picking a job would increase the rate of job satisfaction.
Answer:
The optimal stocking level for the bakery is cakes 27.
Explanation:
Cost c = $ 7
Selling price p = $ 10
salvage value s = $ 5
Mean = 25
Standard deviation \sigma = 8
Cu = underage cost
= p-c
= $10 - $7
= $3
Co = overage cost
= c-s
= $7 - $5
= $2
P\leq C_{u}/(C_{u}+C_{o})
P\leq3/(3+2)
= 0.6
By using normsinv() function in excel we to find the correct critical value
The Z value for the probability 0.6 is 0.2533
The optimal stocking level is
=\mu +z\sigma
= 25 + 0.2533 *8
= 27.02
The optimal stocking level of bakery is 27.02
Therefore, The optimal stocking level for the bakery is cakes 27.
Answer:
Land 373,500
Building 1,100,000
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land improvements 67,000
Fence 55,000
Sign 12,000
Explanation:
Land cost:
cash 160,000
note payable 145,000
delinquent property tax 4,000
insurance costing 1,500
level the land 3,000
soil <u> 60,000</u>
Total land: 373,500
The land will be recorded for all the cost necessary to get it ready for use.
The soil, once added can't be differentiate from the original land. It is added to the land is not an improvement.
The office building will be for 1,100,000
land improvements will be the fence and signs:
fence 55,000
sign <u> 12,000 </u>
total 67,000
Answer:
Remove all impediments to the formation of a single market.
Explanation:
The Single European Act was signed in Luxembourg and the Hague in 1986.
The goal fo the Act was to create a single market by 1992 among the members of the European Community.
A single market is an economic bloc when barriers to the transit of goods and services, and to the transit of the factors of production (labor and capital).
