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liq [111]
4 years ago
8

When the manager and researcher are in agreement about which symptom or symptoms are in need of attention, it is time to determi

ne what could possibly cause the symptoms. A ________ should have identified these possible causes. 1) competitive analysis 2) financial analysis 3) situation analysis 4) product analysis
Business
1 answer:
xz_007 [3.2K]4 years ago
5 0

Answer:

The right answer is, 3. Situation analysis.

Explanation:

The situational analasis in a company, makes reference to all those methods that the manager uses to analyze the internal and external environment of the organization, with which the current situation of the company is defined and what are the opportunities it has to continue moving forward.

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(A) Income statemnt for year ended 2XX9

sales                          397,000

COGS                        (115,000)

gross profit                282,000

operating expenses (125,000)

income before taxes 157,000

income tax expense (53,380)  <em>34% of 157,000</em>

Net Income               103,620

(B) Profit Margin 26.10%

(C) non-sufficent information

Explanation:

(A)

the dividends and retained earnings are not part of the income statment.

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profit margin:

net income / sales = 103,620/397,000 = 0.261007556 = 26.10%

(C) non-sufficent information

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Werkley Inc. is a product manufacturing company. It relies on its suppliers for raw materials, on the labor market for its perso
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(d) task environment

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Task environment relates to the external environment of a business which directly affects production of goods and services a business has to offer. This affects a business ability to reach it's goals. It comprises of:

  1. Suppliers : They supply raw materials which are essential for production.
  2. Customers: They are the ultimate users of goods. Customer wants and preferences determines the kind of product a business shall produce.
  3. Competitors: They affect the pricing of goods. Their strategies directly affect the business.
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Thus, the suppliers, the labor market, and the customers make up the <u>task environment</u> of Werkley Inc.

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The manual that employees will have aboutthe new accounting system has to be the easiest to ready as possible. As the text mentions, in the company I have experienced accountants and others that are not and employees from different degree levels. Some might understand certain infromation and some might not.

However, what they all have in common is that they are all working in the company and know the current accounting system, because is something that concerns them, even though they have years working them, are new or are not going to last longer.

The best I can do is take advantage of that fact and show them the differences between the old accounting system with the new ones, by that way they will be able to land the information and understand it correctly.

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Accounts Received (51,500-61,400)                       9,900

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