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Match the phrase (or word) on the left with the numbered description on the right. Phrase Description A. SARA 1. This process de

Alenkinab [10]

Answer:

The phrase questions on the left such as SARA, Business continuity, Risk Management, Risk inventory, Risk priority are all matched with the phrase description on the right, and explained below in the explanation section.

Explanation:

Solution

SARA: this refers to the standard ways in which people and organisation can attempt to deal with risk

Business continuity: The phrase represent the continuation of an organisation including continuing operations after detrimental event such as hurricane or the loss of a key employee.

Risk management: this phrase refers to the process of compiling and identifying all the risk involved with a project process or organisation.

Risk inventory: this phrase is a result of systematic ordering of risk based on the likelihood of occurrence and the impact of their occurrence.

Risk priority: the phrase includes the processes of identifying, prioritising planning for organising and mitigating risk.

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3 years ago

When a company pays a dividend, it isn't as simple as getting a paycheck from one's employer. There are several critical dates i

belka [17]

Answer: 1. Declaration Date

2. Payment Date

3. Holder-of-record date

4. Ex-dividend date

Explanation:

1. On the Declaration Date, the company's Director announces that they will pay a dividend as well as the amount of the dividend. This is recorded in the books by crediting it to Dividends payable.

2. On Payment day the dividends are disbursed amongst shareholders. Cash Account is credited and Dividends Payable is debited.

3. The Holder-of-record day is the day the company notes who the owners of it's stock are so that they may receive the dividend.

4. On the Ex-dividend date which is usually 2 days before the record date, any stock bought on or after this date will.not receive any Dividend payment.

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3 years ago

Cash Paid for Merchandise Purchases The cost of merchandise sold for Kohl’s Corporation for a recent year was $12,265 million. T

rusak2 [61]

Answer:

Cash payment for merchandise = $12,749

Explanation:

As we know that:

Opening Inventory + Purchases made during the year - Closing Inventory = Inventory sold during the year

We know, the value of opening, closing and sold inventory we this we can compute the value of inventory purchased during the year.

Putting values we have:

$3,814 + Purchases - $4,038 = $12,265

Purchases = $12,265 + $4,038 - $3,814 = $12,489

Also the equation for calculating the payments shall be:

Opening Accounts Payable + Inventory purchased - Closing Accounts Payable = Cash paid during the year for merchandise.

$1,511 + $12,489 - $1,251 = Cash paid

$12,749 = Cash paid

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4 years ago

1. BBQ sells over 200 products. Product A has sales of 400,000 units per year. The carry cost of each product is $36. The order

Mrac [35]

Answer:

a) The optimum order quantity is 789 units per order.

b) They have to reorder every 0.72 days.

2)

a) It is not a good policy.

b) The quantity per order is greater than the optimum quantity per order.

c) The order quantity should be 632 units/order

Explanation:

The carry costs are the costs incurred by the company for having the products in stock (financial, storage, etc). They are proportional to the average inventory held by the company.

The order costs are the costs associated with the purchase order. They are proportional to the amounts of purchase orders by unit of time.

a) The optimum order quantity can be calculated with the Economic Order Quantity (EOQ) formula. This formula minimizes the sum of the carry costs and the order costs.

In this formula:

EOQ: Economic Order Quantity or optimum order quantity

S: Order costs

D: Annual quantity demanded

H: Carry cost

$EOQ =\sqrt{\frac{2SD}{H} }=\sqrt{\frac{2*28*400,000}{36} }= \sqrt{622,222.22} =788.81 \approx 789$

The optimum order quantity is 789 units per order.

b) If the annual demand is 400,000 and the quantity per order is 789 units, the company will do 506.97 orders a year.

$\frac{400,000\,units/year}{789 \,units/order}= 506.97 \,orders/year$

If we take 365 days a year, we have 1.39 orders a day.

$506.97\frac{orders}{year}*\frac{1\,year}{365\,days}= 1.39 orders/day$

This means it has to reorder every 0.72 days.

2) If we apply the EOQ formula we get:

$EOQ=\sqrt{\frac{2SD}{H} }= \sqrt{\frac{2*40*75,000}{15} }= \sqrt{400,000}= 632.45$

a) It is not a good policy.

b) The quantity per order is greater than the optimum quantity per order.

c) The order quantity should be 632 units/order

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3 years ago

To sell to Joann, you need to appeal to her ego. She'd rather hear that your new product will make people notice her as an innov

Rom4ik [11]

Answer:

The answer is B. Expressive social style.

Explanation:

From the details given about Joann, the characteristics she portrays shows her as an individual with an expressives social style.

Individuals with expressive social styles prefer seeks personal approval and more willing to make their feelings known to others. The expressives are characterized by high assertiveness and high responsiveness.

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3 years ago