Answer:
The answer is: C) Business analysis
Explanation:
In this stage the projected sales, costs and profits are reviewed. If they comply with the organization´s goals and objectives, then the process advances to the next step.
Every stage in this process is important, but you must remember the ultimate goal of a business is to maximize its profit. So no matter how extremely good a product is, if the business can not make a profit, it is useless.
Answer:
Extraversion / Extravert
Explanation:
This means the persons personality is outgoing and open to the world. They do not keep to themselves but instead are usually unreserved.
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The formula for exponential growth rate is:
A = Ao e^(k t)
where A is the final standard of living, Ao is the
initial, k is the growth rate constant in decimal = 0.08, t is time elapsed
So we will find t at A/Ao = 2
A/Ao = e^(k t)
2 = e^( 0.08 t)
t = 8.66 ~ since more than therefore 9
So by the time they reached age 29
Answer:
Logical scenarios
Explanation:
When there has to be a deal of merger, then their is evaluation of the value of entity to be merged. At times the merger takes place between different companies, where they both loose their respective identities, and form a new company joining both.
In that case, evaluation is done, by discounting the value of expected cash flows to be earned.
It is possible most of the times, but in logical scenarios, this is not feasible, as there are many factors changing with the practical implementation of merger.
As the tax rate of identity might change, the expected sales, might increase or decrease. The managerial payments might fluctuate than the expected change. Also, the expenses of running the company might also change.
Answer:
The need for organisations (which may be governmental or non-governmental) to improve the condition of living of people and protect their environment whilst they pursue increased profitability has been termed
The Triple Bottomline.
It is also referred to by economists as the 3P - People, Planet and Profit.
It speaks to the fact that other than the usual making financial success the sole metric of measurement by which organisations are evaluated, their impact on people and the environment should be considered as well.
In simple terms, a firm should be termed more successful than others if it's activities besides being profitable also impacts positively on people and protects if not improves the environment.
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