<u>Answer:</u> Option B
<u>Explanation:</u>
The contract between Kinnamont and Smith covers two obligations that needs to be performed one is to provide a navigational system and other is training. Both the obligations needs to be provided together as a combine. The accounting for the contract which has multiple performance obligations should allocate transaction pricing separately for each obligation that needs to be performed.
So the transaction pricing in this scenario has to be allocated for navigational system and training separately. The price is not split between the obligations but the price has to be measured based on the work done.
Answer: A) affiliation
Explanation: According to McClelland's Learned Needs Theory, 3 motivators was identified which are :
1. The need for Affiliation
2. The need for Achievement
3. The need for Power
The need for Affiliation: This is motivator that wants to belong to a group, will often like to go along with others in the group and hates uncertainty.
The need for Achievement: This is a motivator that has a strong urge to set and accomplish goals, likes to take calculated risks, likes feedback on achievements and likes to work alone.
The need for Power: This is a motivator that wants to be in control, enjoys competition and like to win all arguments.
Generally, this theory helps to identify the determinant motivators in a group/team
<span>I'm pretty sure there should be some options to choose. Anyway I know correct answer. Here it is: The manager of a fast food franchise will establish o</span><span>perational plans</span> in regard to how many hamburgers to cook each hour. Operational plan provides an actual picture of the company's current situation, and it's needed to achieve some strategic goals.
This statement is false.
When an entrepreneur buys into a franchise they will always have franchise fees, even after their intial investment is paid for. The additional fees that they always pay include charges for things like marketing and royalties. These fees are normally based on a percentage of a business’s sales.
Answer:
Umbrella branding
Explanation:
A branding strategy in which a firm uses the same brand for all or most of its products is called UMBRELLA branding.
Umbrella branding occurs when all or most of a firm's product mix features the same brand name. It is also known as family branding.
Umbrella Branding depends on a single brand name for the sale of multiple related products. The parent brand acts as an umbrella accommodating numerous products under its name.
