Answer:
Option D is correct
Expected rate of return = 18.6%
Explanation:
The expected rate of return is the proportion of average investment that is earned as income . It is calculated as follows:
Rate of return on investment = average return / Average investment
Average investment = (Initial cost + salvage value)/ 2
Average investment = 89,000 +14,000/ 2= 51500
Net income = $9,600
Expected rate of return = 9,600/51,500× 100
= 18.6%
Answer:1. The higher before tax real gain is for Steve for $2000 i.e (32,000- 30,000) while Stephanie makes $1800(6% of $30,000)
2. The higher after tax real gain is for Stephanie losing 35% of her income
which reduce her income to $1170 while Steve loss 50% of his income which reduce to $1000.
Explanation
The inflation rate is not considered in the calculation because it's constant for both parties.
Answer:
b.accountability principle
Explanation:
Accountability principle states that a person should be responsible for their actions, products, decisions, and policies in administration and governance.
It is answerability, blameworthiness, liability, and the responsibility to give account of actions within one's jurisdiction. It entails taking ownership of consequences of one's actions.
In internal control accountability acts as a deterrent for noncompliance to laid down procedures, as each person is answerable for his failing in implementing organisation policies.
Answer:
A) True
Explanation:
A project's baseline plan refers to the project's plan starting point. It will serve as the reference point where you can measure the project's progress. Any proposed change to the project must be evaluated using the established change control system. The change control system is not a standard control tool and should be unique to the project based on the project's scope and budget. Changes that negatively affect the project's scope, budget and the schedule should be rejected.
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<span>It is
believed that the tradition of celebrating April fools' day began
approximately in the mid sixteenth century when France (upon the directive of
Pope Gregory XIII) abandoned the Julian calendar in favor of the Gregorian
calendar. Use of this new calendar meant that the new year would now begin on
the first day of January as opposed to the first day of April. Those who did
not catch this news in time went on celebrating the beginning of the new year
on April 1st and as such they were ridiculed
and made the laughing stock on this account. These people would
henceforth be referred to as 'April fools'.</span></span>
