Answer:
1. The question that you should ask during the development of strategic goals for the organization is:
a. Should our company focus more on giving things away, or on selling things for a reduced price to those in need?
2. The time-frame that the group should consider for this plan is:
b. Long-term (Five years or more)
Explanation:
A strategic plan is made up of the organization's mission, vision, and values, as well as its long-term goals. These are backed up with the action plans for attaining the long-term goals. A strategic plan should involve the whole of the organization and remain futuristic. It does not concentrate on short-term objectives. Instead, a strategic plan concentrates on long-term goals with its duration period lasting five years or more.
Answer:
Determine the total interest cost under each plan.
Plan 1 220320
Plan 2 224280
Explanation:
FIRST
F = P ( 1 + i * n )
F=720000(1+10,20%*3) 940320
F=940320
Interest=940320-720000 220320
Interest 1= 220320
SECOND
F = P ( 1 + i * n )
Interest 2
F=720000(1+8,5%*1) 781200 720000 61200
F=720000(1+12,9%*1) 812880 720000 92880
F=720000(1+9,75%*1) 790200 720000 70200
224280
Answer: d) a rise in input prices; a decrease in the number of sellers in the market; a rise in the price of a substitute in production.
Explanation:
Supply simply has to do with the amount of goods that a particular producer is willing to sell to economic agents at a particular price and at a given time.
It should be noted that rise in input prices; a decrease in the number of sellers in the market; a rise in the price of a substitute in production would cause a reduction in supply of goods and services.
This is because when the number of sellers reduce, the supply will also reduce as there are lesser people supplying the goods. Also, when the prices of input increases, it affects cost and supply reduces.
Therefore, the correct option is D.
Answer:
<u>Increases,.. higher... more.. low.. lower</u>
Explanation:
This monetary policy acts as economic stimulant by increasing the supply of money in the economy, with increased supply come an increase in the economy's demand for goods and services, leading to higher product prices.
Also, In the short run, this <em>positive change</em> in prices induces firms to produce more goods and services.
This, in turn, leads to<u> a low level of unemployment because companies increase their demand for more labour to meet their demand.</u>
In other words, the economy faces a trade-off between inflation and unemployment: Higher inflation leads to lower unemployment.
I believe it's B but I am not positive. I'm taking the test right now.
