Seven major elements of communication process are:
(1) sender
(2) ideas
(3) encoding
(4) communication channel
(5) receiver
(6) decoding
(7) feedback.
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Answer:
D. Earnings before interest and taxes(EBIT)
Explanation:
Earnings before interest and taxes abbreviated EBIT in the income statement is arrived at by deducting operating expenses from revenue/sales to get operating income. The operating income is earnings before interest and taxes which comes before gross income(subtract other expenses). Operating expenses are the main expenses concerned with operations of the business such as the Sales
Answer: The loan was taken for 265 days.
We arrive at the answer as follows:
First we find the ratio of interest paid to the total loan amount to determine the interest rate:
Interest paid = $1,307
Loan Amount = $45,000
Since the interest rate calculated above is less than the annual interest rate at 4%, we conclude that the loan taken was for a period of less than one year.
We can determine the period for which the loan was taken as follows:
Let 'x' be the time for which the loan was taken.
We need to solve for x in the proportion below
0.04 : 365 :: 0.029044444:x
Solving we get,
Answer:
The cost of units transferred out during the month was:$ 99980
Explanation:
Mundes Corporation
Current Costs Added
Units Transferred Costs $ 90480
Materials =8700 * $ 4.7= $ 40890
Conversion= 8700* $5.70= $ 49590
Costs from Preceding Department (WIP beginning Inventory)= $ 9500
Total Costs= Costs Added + Costs from Preceding Department
= $ 90480+ $ 9500= $ 99980
The Costs of units transferred out is $ 99980
The current costs are added to the preceding costs to get the total costs of the units transferred out.
Answer:
Mergers and acquisitions consist of either joining two or more firms, or having one firm acquire another firm.
The rationale behind a merger or acquisiton is always strategic: a merger or an acquisition is carried out with the goal of improving the economic position and performance of the firms involved.
Some business strategies that can be implemented by a merger or acquisition are:
- Horizontal integration: companies that sell similar products merge in order to join forces and expand their market reach.
- Vertical integration: companies in the same industry, but that sell different products (for example, one company sells cars and the other sells bikes) merge in order to expand their market share.
- Conglomerate formation: companies in different industries join in order to expand their markets even more.