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solong [7]
3 years ago
8

"Google employs the practice of team building and rewards ideas that are outside the box. They are likely to have ________ compa

red to a company with low engagement."
Business
1 answer:
Vladimir79 [104]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

lower employee turnover                        

Explanation:

Employee turnover represents the number or proportion of employees leaving a company and being replaced by new ones. Evaluating employee turnover can be useful for executives who want to look into the considerations for turnover or measure the cost-to-recruit for budget considerations.

As in the given case, google is making their employees fell more valuable and involved, its employees will feel more satisfied with the jobs and will not easily leave the company. Thus, the employee turnover in google will be lower.

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Answer:

6.1%

Explanation:

As per given data

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Investment                                           ​$900,000      ​$488,000

Useful life                                             ​9 years           9 years

Annual net cash inflows for 9 years ​  $130,000       ​$84,000

Residual value  ​                                   ​ $42,000        $0

Depreciation method                          Straight-line   Straight-line

Required rate of return ​                       15%                 ​12%

Accounting rate of return is the ratio of average net income of a project and the average investment made in the project.

Accounting rate of return = Average Net income / Average Investment

As net cash inflows are given we need to deduct the depreciation from the cash flows to arrive at the net income for the period. As all cash flows are constant so, the average value will be equal to the single years value.

Average net income = Net cash inflows - Depreciation = Net cash inflows - ( Cost of Asset - Residual value ) / Useful life of asset = $84,000 - ( $488,000 - $0) / 9 = $84,000 - $54,222 = $29,778

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