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daser333 [38]
3 years ago
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1. Distinguish between evolutionary change and revolutionary change. Provide an example where

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olchik [2.2K]3 years ago
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Answer and Explanation:

Evolutionary change is an extremely slow process whereas revolutionary change is a very rapid change. Under the developmental change, people have slowly explained to reform an organization while on the contrary, it acts as a mandate in revolutionary change.  This is the type of pressure.

In no way in developmental change. Used to be given. If a type of product is developing slowly, then in such production managers are implementing evolutionary changes whereas if this change is happening more rapidly then we can say that managers are using revolutionary changes.

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Oct. 15 Salaries                                     $1,110

Oct. 17 Service Revenue         580

Oct. 20 Accounts Payable                    1,830

Oct. 29 Dividend                                     250

Oct. 31 Utilities                                        420

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Oct. 5  Cash                                        $1,310

Oct. 10 Service Revenue     5,410

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Oct. 1   Balance                  $4,270

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Date   Account Title            Debit       Credit

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Supplies                      4,270

Equipment                 10,170

Accounts Payable                       $9,240

Unearned Service Revenue         3,270

Common Stock                           19,440

Retained Earnings                       13,170

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