It would in the long run help. If you think about it, what do you usually do with clothes after you have grown out of them, or you don't wear them anymore? You usually give them away. This is helping someone else. Also depending on the company, some companies will do a you buy we give type of deal. Kind of like what Toms do with their shows. Also, by you giving money to a company, it is giving money to help pay their workers.
Answer:
D. Inspection of raw materials
Explanation:
Quality improvement program is undertaken by entity in order to improve their processes and procedures for producing goods or providing services.
As every other business undertaking, entities incur cost when undertaking quality improvement program. Such cost includes data collection cost, survey cost and inspection cost.
In this case, inspection of raw materials will be included in the total costs of undertaking the quality improvement program.
Warranty costs, sales returns and cost of rework are all related to cost incurring in the ordinary business of an entity.
In most countries it's 18 to do it independently.. Hope this helps
Answer:
D. corn is not used in the production of other goods
Explanation:
The lobbyists must be assuming that corn us a consumer product. According to this lobbyist, corn is the final product consumed as it is. In other words, corn does not require further processing; neither is it used to produce other products.
In GDP calculations, only the final products produced in the year under review are considered. Goods still in production( work-in-progress), and good to be used in the production of other goods(capital goods) are not considered in GDP calculation of GDP. Including the work in progress and capital goods will lead to double counting. These goods are likely to be counted again as finished/ consumer products.