<span>Characteristics of just-in-time partnerships do not include:
a.focus on core competencies.
b.removal of in-transit inventory.
c.long-term contracts.
d.large lot sizes to save on setup costs and to gain quantity discounts.
e.produce with zero defects.
The answer is B</span>
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Answer:
amortization on discount on BP 400
Explanation:
When there is a difference between the face value and the issuance proceeds from the bond a premium or discount is created.
When the proceeds are above, there will be a premium and the interest expense will be lower thant the actual cash outlay on the bond.
When theface value is above the proceeds, there is a discount.and expenses are higher than cash payment to bondholders.
In this case the expense is higher so there is a discount.
Answer:
a. not part of GDP because it is a transfer payment.
Explanation:
Unemployment compensation includes the funds given to a worker who is currently without a job but actively seeking one. Usually, it is funded from the taxes given to the state by employers.
GDP is the measure (in terms of money) of all goods made or services given in a time period (usually a year) in a particular country. Since the unemployment compensation does not reflect any produced goods or services, it is a <em>transfer paymen</em>t. Thus, it is not included in the GDP.
The three specific signals that a country’s BOP data can provide are:
The BOP is an significant pointer of burden on a country's foreign exchange rate, and therefore on the possible for a firm swapping with or capitalizing in that country to practice foreign exchange gains or losses. Fluctuations in the BOP may forecast the burden or elimination of foreign exchange controls.
Modifications in a country's BOP may indicate the nuisance or removal of controls over imbursement of dividends and interest, royalty fees, license fees, or other cash payments to foreign companies or stockholders.
The BOP assists to predict a nation's market prospective, particularly in the short run. A country undergoing a grave trade shortfall is not expected to enlarge imports as it would if successively a surplus. It may, though, welcome investments that grow its exports.
