Answer:
monitoring and controlling
Explanation:
The five stages in the project management process are:
- Project initiation
- Project planning
- Project execution
- Project monitoring and controlling: in this stage you must measure the project's performance in order to identify any possible deviation from the project's plan. Project managers should use key performance indicators (KPI) to determine if the project s on track or not. In this case, one KPI was chicken meal and the deviation was steak meal.
- Project closure
Answer:
Alpha Moose Transporters's retained earnings breakpoint is B. $1,655,556
Explanation:
Addition to retained earnings = $745,000
Weight of equity = 45%
Retained earnings breakeven = $745,000 / 45%
= $1,655,556.
Retained earnings breakeven is $1,655,556.
Answer:
Housing - $1080
Transportation $720
Food - $ 540
Insurance- $252
Savings- $360
Other - $648
Explanation:
The total money earned by both Barry and Cheri is $3,500 + $ 100 = $3600
Housing 30% ____0.3 * 3600_____ = 1080
Transportation 20% ___0.2 * 3600______= 720
Food 15% _____0.15 * 3600____= 540
Insurance 07% ___0.07* 3600______= 252
Savings 10% ___0.1* 3600______= 360
Other 18% ____0.18 * 3600_____ = 648
Answer:
$26,700 excess
Explanation:
The amount of deficiency or excess can be determined only when the ending cash balance is known. The ending cash balance is the addition of the net movement in cash to the opening cash balance.
The net movement is the difference between the total receipts and the total payments or disbursement.
Total receipts for January
= $1,061,200
Total payments
= $984,500
Net movement = $1,061,200 - $984,500
= $76,700
Ending balance = $290,000 + $76,700
= $366,700
If the minimum cash requirement is $340,000
The amount of the (deficiency)/excess cash (after considering the minimum cash balance required) for January
= $366,700 - $340,000
= $26,700
Answer: Please refer to the explanation section
Explanation:
The question incomplete we are required to differentiate events that will shift the demand curve of Boston Lager to the left and events that will not shift the demand curve but the events are not provided in the question. however because it is clear what the question requires i will list Events that cause a shift in the demand curve and events that will not shift the demand curve.
events that will shift the demand curve of Boston Lager to the left
- Decrease in the price of Beer produced by Samuel Adams (competitor).
- Household income decrease
- Government raising the Tax on alcohol
events that will NOT shift the demand curve of Boston Lager
- Change in Price charge by Boston Lager. a change in the price of beer charged by Boston Lager will cause a Change in quantity of beers Demand which will be indicated by a movement along the demand curve but will not shift the demand curve
