Answer:
b. Behavior modeling
Explanation:
Behaviour modeling is defined as a learning process where a person is shown how to do something and they are assisted to imitate the model shown.
In this type of model a person can learn through observation of the model. He now imitates what has been seen.
In the given scenario Dr. Jude has provided a variety of examples of the Presentation Zen approach to presentation design and delivery in action.
She designed her lectures/instructor commentaries using this approach and the DMP2 and DMP3 example projects also used the Presentation Zen approach. This is aimed at showing a model that should be imitated.
Answer: False
Explanation:
Intellectual capital simply refers to the intangible assets and the resources that helps in the contribution to the value of a particular company or enterprise and help such company to gain competitive advantage over its counterparts.
It should be noted that these assets and resources aren't caught by the traditional accounting reports.
The above statement means that the statement in the question is wrong. Intellectual capital are not caught by traditional accounting reports.
Answer:
37.5%
Explanation:
In this question, we are asked to calculate the Value of the cash return on asset
We use a mathematical representation to do this. Let’s get the formula.
Mathematically:
Cash return on assets = operating cash flows/average total assets
According to the question, the operating cash flow has a value of $150,000. The average total assists have a value of (350,000+450,000)/2 = 800,000/2 = $400,000
We input these values into the formula:
Cash return on assets = 150,000/400,000 = 37.5%
Answer:
a). Unemployment rate in March=8%
b). Unemployment rate in April=9.4%
Explanation:
a).
The unemployment rate can be expressed as;
R=P/L
where;
R=unemployment rate
P=number of unemployed persons
L=labor force
In our case;
R=unknown
P=number of unemployed persons=labor force-number of employed persons
P=100-92=8 million
L=100 million
replacing;
R=8/100=0.08×100=8%
The unemployment rate in March=8%
b).Unemployment rate for April
Unemployment rate={(total unemployed+discouraged workers)/(labor force+discouraged workers)}×100
total unemployed=8 million
discouraged workers=1.5 million
labor force=100 million
replacing;
Unemployment rate=(8+1.5)/(100+1.5)=(9.5/101.5)×100=9.4%
Unemployment rate in April=9.4%