Answer:
Allocate sufficient resources and support for the HRX initiative ( B )
Explanation:
Allocating sufficient resources and support for the HRX initiative is a very good step in the right direction as the HR Manger in trying to implement the HRX initiative and also for the long term success of this Initiative as well.
since The main goal of the Head of the Human resources department is to transform the company's production level to a higher level of productivity in a quicker timer frame, dedicating more resources and support to the initiative will help to speed up activities and the company will start producing at a very fast rate. having to increase salary will not help because the workers can only do what they can do they can't go beyond their limit hence there will be health emergencies.
Answer:
DR. CR.
Rent Expense $3,000
Prepaid Rent $3,000
Explanation:
Rent paid in advance = $6,000
Rent paid for the period of 8 months. On December 31, 4 months has been passed. So the rent of only 4 month will be accrued.
Accrued Rent = $6,000 x ( 4 / 8)
Accrued Rent = $3,000
Expense accrued and transferred from the prepaid rent account to rent expense account.
Answer:
b. added to the unadjusted bank balance.
Explanation:
in the given case since the deposit is made as on June 30 and does not appear in the bank statement so while preparing the bank reconciliation the deposit in transit should be added to the non-adjusted bank balance as the bank did not received these deposits yet
But in the case of the company it already received it
hence, the correct option is b.
Answer: Production Method
Explanation: Gross domestic product, also known as GDP, calculates the total value of products and sevices that are produced in an economy. This in turn measures the total income of a country.
The method that applies in this scenario is the production method. This method focuses on goods, by looking at its final value after deducting the input costs, also known as intermediate goods. Input costs (or intermediate goods) are the cost of materials that were used to make the final product, i.e. the production costs. Once the input costs are deducted from the total value of the goods , what remains becomes the actual income of the goods, the final cost, which is then added to GDP.
