Yes because most likely if the existing company is not already global then it probably does not have a very big name so you will have t restart in trying t get another audience and advertise your business to them. Sorry if this isnt right.
Answer:d the increase or decrease in cash flow for the period of time
Explanation:
It’s the amount gained and lost in the amount of time they were in business
From what you are saying, you are asking the pros and cons of having internet in a medical office and not using the internet for medical advice. But here are really the only reasons that I can think of:
Pros:
1. The internet can help people stay connected. Having internet allows the office to contact others such as other medical offices or simply customers.
2. Being connected to the internet allows the office to store/connect to public storages/databases such as a cloud which provides for organization and space int he office.
Cons:
1. The internet can be used as a distraction which would allow employees to go on the internet for personal use such as computer games or social media.
2. Being connected to the internet brings about a much larger risk of being hacked since medical offices are connected to databases which contains consumer information, it will be a target for hackers. If you look up "Medical record hacks" you will find articles explaining this problem.
This is about all the information that I can give. If there is anything else that I can do, ring me up :)
Answer: $500
Explanation:
Had to complete the question first
No of security guard No of radio stolen/wk
0 50
200 30
400 20
600 14
800 8
1000 6
Explanation:
If the firm decides to hire the first security guard and a radio worth $25, MB = MC which gives us the sum of $500 which is the worth of hiring the first security guard. Hiring the guard is same as having no quarrel at all and paying for the stolen radios. This means the security guard would save 20 radios at $25 each.
Answer:
$208,000
Explanation:
Calculation for fixed overhead applied
Using this formula
Fixed overhead applied =Budgeted Fixed overhead+Fixed overhead volume variance
Let plug in the formula
Fixed overhead applied =$200,000+$8,000
Fixed overhead applied=$208,000
Therefore Fixed overhead applied must be $208,000
