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Anni [7]
3 years ago
7

In the _____________ stage of the project life cycle, a major portion of the physical project work performed.

Business
1 answer:
eduard3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

executing stage                            

Explanation:

The implementation process refers to the third phase of a lifecycle of project planning, and it is typically the project's lengthiest period. The management team grows the product or service during the execution phase, and provides the finished product to the consumer.

The execution process is the maximum in period since with eight post-phases. The three main phases involve constructing the deliverable, monitoring and control, and reviewing. Thus, from the above we can conclude that the correct option is D.

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Answer:

Sr. No                     Particulars                          Debit                       Credit

1                  Cash                                          $  45000

                          Owner's Equity                                              $ 45000

Assets = Liabilities + Owner's Equity

+Cash =                       +Owner's Equity

+ $45000=                    + $ 45000

2                        Equipment                         $ 15.000

                                  Cash                                                      $15.000

Assets = Liabilities + Owner's Equity

+Cash + Equipment =                       +Owner's Equity

$45000 (- 15,000) + $15,000=            $45000

$30,000 + $15,000=                            $ 45000

3                     Cash                                        $ 4500

                         Services Revenue                                         $4500

Assets = Liabilities + Owner's Equity + Revenue

+Cash + Equipment =    Liabilities +Owner's Equity + Revenue

$30,000( + 4500)  + $15,000=                  $ 45000  + $ 4500

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+Cash + Equipment =    Liabilities +Owner's Equity + Revenue - Expenses

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+Cash + Equipment+ Supplies =    Liabilities +Owner's Equity + R -Expenses

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<u>            Cash                  </u>                        <u>        Owner's Equity                   </u>

<h3><u>Debit                  Credit   </u>             <u>Debit                      Credit    </u></h3>

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R 4500             Adv Exp 1900

                         Supplies  1500             <u>     Bal: $ 45000                            </u>

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<u>49500                            49500</u>                                              Balance $ 45000

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                              Balance c/d 1900          <u>                                                       </u>

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<u>                   Supplies                        </u>                <u>              Revenue                       </u>

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2. Stiff competition among consumers

✔️Cash Pull Inflation:

1. Increase in cost of production

2. Decrease in supply of goods and services

3. Aim of sellers is to maximize profit

Explanation:

Demand pull inflation is often caused by the increase in the aggregate demand of outputs than an economy can produce as a result of increased government spending, expanding economy and so on.

On the other hand, cash pull inflation is caused by the decrease in aggregate supply of goods and supply as result of increased cost of the factors of production.

Thus, let's match each description to the types of inflation they belong to:

✔️Demand Pull Inflation:

1. Too much money chasing too few goods (excess demand as a result of expanding economy)

2. Stiff competition among consumers (businesses, households, governments and foreign buyers bid prices up and compete to purchase the limited available goods and services)

✔️Cash Pull Inflation:

1. Increase in cost of production (this pushes the cost of goods and services up)

2. Decrease in supply of goods and services (aggregate supply decreases)

3. Aim of sellers is to maximize profit (as production cost increase, sellers would have to increase the price of goods and services in order not to run at a loss).

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