There are different kinds of theories. Compared to the other coaches, Doug seems to resemble more characteristics of Theory Y.
<h3>What does Theory Y assumes?</h3>
Theory Y is known to state or talks about a positive aspect or view of human nature and it is known to also assumes that people are generally industrious, creative, etc. and they can handle responsibility and also be self-controlled in their jobs.
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Theory Y managers are known to have the following qualities such as being optimistic, having positive opinion about other people, etc.
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Compared to the other coaches, Doug seems to resemble more ________ characteristics.
Multiple Choice
extrinsic
Theory Y
Theory X
evidence-based
contingent
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Answer:
C) Debit Cash $2.02 million; Credit Other financing sources $2.02 million
Explanation:
<u>A private firm will reocrd as follow:</u>
As the bonds are sold at a higher price than their face value we recognize a premium which will be amortized over the life of the bond.
<u><em>But in this case, we are doing a public accounting thus,</em></u> we must record the cash received and credit other financing sources for the whole amount funded.
Answer:
C. When consumer income increases, the demand for eggs decreases.
Explanation:
Inferior goods is the type of good which demand does not increase even though the initial buyer experience an increase in purchasing power.
The reason for this is because that consumer choose to<u> purchase another product that he/she couldn't afford</u> before having an increase in income.
This 'other' product tend to be more expensive and higher in quality compared to the previous one. This is why the word 'inferior' is attached to the previous product.
From the example above, the reason why the demand for the eggs does not increase is most likely happen because the consumer choose to purchase higher quality of food. (such as a more expensive meat)
1)The price from the electronics from China goes up
2)People might start buying domestically made electronics because of cheaper prices.
