Choices/ The way goods and services are produced and provided to consumers, and to used by them.
<h2>meet with Chad in person and establish goals for improvement.</h2>
Explanation:
- Whenever an employee shows negativity either to his co-employee or to sub-ordinates, it is better to call in person and meet.
- We can get the pointers which is making that particular employee to behave in such a manner or we can otherwise guide that employee in the right direction so that the organizational goals are met.
Following things will not work:
- Discussing about the poor performance of Chad's with other managers
- Sending an e-mail stating the poor performance of Chad's to all the employees.
- Warning Chad's coworker is not a good solution, because here Chad's behavior towards co-workers are wrong and not vice versa.
Answer:
D. Identify the critical path.
Explanation:
Emily has recently learned that she needs to reduce the duration of her project to meet an imposed deadline. She has calculated the crash cost per unit and knows the maximum units each activity can be reduced. The next step is to Identify the critical path.
Answer:
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a). Maximum amount of charitable deduction for Cash Contrbutions = 7650 + 5450
= $ 13100
a). Maximum amount of charitable deduction for Property Donations
= 15250 + 18375
= $ 33625
The amount of deduction for contribution to American Heart Association will be the amount equal to the cost of antique painting given to the american heart association.
The amount of deduction for contribution to First Methodist Church will be the amount equal to the FMV of Coca-Cola stock given to the first methodist church.
FMV stands for Fair market value.
Maximum amount of charitable deduction for Cash contribution = $ 13100 and Maximum amount of charitable deduction for Property donation = $ 33625.
An externality is internalized (a) if the person(s) or group that generated the externality incorporate into their own private cost-benefit calculations the external benefits (in the case of a positive externality) or the external costs (in the case of a negative externality) that third parties bear.
Explanation:
<u>Internalizing the externality means transferring the burden or the cost of a negative externality (like pollution or traffic congestion) to inside(i.e external to internal).</u>
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- <u>Internalization of externality can be done through taxes, property rights, tolls, and government subsidies.</u>
- <u>The only way of correcting an externalities is to "internalize" the third party cost involved but this market -driven approach is not feasible </u><u>if the true monetary values cannot be determined.</u>
An externality is internalized if the person(s) or group that generated the externality incorporate into their own private cost-benefit calculations the external benefits (in the case of a positive externality) or the external costs (in the case of a negative externality) that third parties bear.
