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During the final or phaseout stage of the project life-cycle, __________ is the dominant goal of many project managers.

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During the final or phaseout stage of the project life-cycle, scope is the dominant goal of many project managers.

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3 years ago

Which of the following statements about roles within groups is true?A. Roles are shared beliefs of how various individuals shoul

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Answer:

(D) Task specialists keep the group moving toward its objective

Explanation:

The highest group performance occurs when a highly cohesive group has high-performance norms.
Group or Teams can be powerfully effective as a building block for organization structure
A team's purpose should be translated into specific, measurable performance goals.
The key element of effective teamwork is the commitment to a common purpose.
Teams are now used by almost all companies to produce goods and services, to manage projects, and to make decisions about running the company.

Hence, the statement in option (D) is correctly fitted.

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3 years ago

__________ is also called back-office processes, these are invisible to the external customer but essential to the effective man

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Answer:

The correct word for the blank space is: Business-facing processes.

Explanation:

Business-facing processes are all those activities engaged by corporations to provide their goods or services to their clientele that are not portrayed to the final user. Those activities involve business planning, employee management, and third-party communications that might imply providing a customer's product.

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3 years ago

Match the following statements to the appropriate terms. An entry that involves three or more accounts. Transferring journal ent

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Answer: The answers are given below

Explanation:

• An entry that involves three or more accounts. = Compound entry.

A compound entry is when two or more journal entries are combined together on order to save time.

• Transferring journal entries to ledger accounts. = Posting

• The side which increases an account. = Normal account balance.

• A list of all the accounts used by a company. = Chart of an account.

A chart of accounts (COA) consists of all the financial accounts that are in the company's general ledger. It gives the the details of the financial transactions that is being conducted by a company for a particular accounting period.

• A record of increases and decreases in specific assets, liabilities, and stockholdersl items. = Account

• Left side of an account. = Debit

The debit is an entry used to record the amount that the entity owe and it is always listed on left-hand side of an account.

• An entry that involves only two accounts. = Simple entry

A simple entry is made up of two accounts while a compound entry is made up of more.

• A book of original entry. = Journal

A journal is a record of every financial transactions that a business takes part in.

• A list of accounts and their balances at a given time. = Trial balance

The trial balance consists of a list of all the general ledger accounts that is, both the revenue and capital that are contained in a business ledger.

• Has a credit normal balance = Revenue account

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3 years ago

Bretton, Inc., just paid a dividend of $3.15 on its stock. The growth rate in dividends is expected to be a constant 5 percent p

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Answer:

$74.58

Explanation:

The price of share of the Bretton Inc in the given question shall be the present value of all the dividends associated with this share in the future years.

Present value of year 1 dividend=3.31(1+13%)^-1=$2.93

(3.15*1.05)

Present value of year 2 dividend=3.48(1+13%)^-2=$2.73

(3.31*1.05)

Present value of year 3 dividend=3.65(1+13%)^-3=$2.53

(3.48*1.05)

Present value of year 4 dividend=3.83(1+11%)^-4=$2.52

(3.65*1.05)

Present value of year 5 dividend=4.02(1+11%)^-5=$2.39

(3.83*1.05)

Present value of year 6 dividend=4.22(1+11%)^-6=$2.26

(4.02*1.05)

Present value of all the cash flows after 6 year=$59.22

[4.22(1+5%)/(9%-5%)]*(1+11%)^-6

Price of share $74.58

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