Answer:
Explanation:
The journal entries are shown below:
May 1 - Cash A/c $3,800
To Common stock A/c $3,800
(Being stock is exchanged for cash)
May 3 - Equipment A/c Dr $1,086
To Account payable A/c $1,086
(Being equipment purchased in credit)
May 13 - Rent expense A/c Dr $410
To Cash A/c $410
May 21 - Accounts receivable A/c Dr $500
To Service Revenue A/c $500
(Being the completed work recorded)
Answer:
e. All of these is the correct answer.
Explanation:
- Process Redesign is an approach of rethinking and recreating the business processes to improve product quality, reduce cost and improve the output and also to bring improvements in the performance.
- Process redesign involves the analysis of inefficient processes and finds out the ways to improve them and also analyze the business workflows and processes.
- Process redesign is also called as process reengineering or business transformation.
Answer:
Delayed, accelerated
Explanation:
Total or aggregate slack, is the term which is defined for the activity, is the time that this activity could delayed without impacting on the final date of the project.
It can be computed as the:
Smaller value of Late finish - Early finish field
and
Late start - Early start field
So, when project has positive total slack, few activities delayed the completion of project and when the project has negative total slack, then few activities accelerated to finish the project.
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Answer:
The correct answer is D) The operation of internal service funds has no impact on other funds because it is run as a business and provides services that would have been purchased elsewhere by the other funds.
Explanation:
This is false because the operation of these funds represent a direct impact on other funds in the portfolio because they are related within the same business scheme and therefore transfer transactions (purchase and sale) of services corresponding to other portfolios or funds with guarantees and expectations of growth in the short term.