I'm on the same question right now. I wanna say C, <em>Black & Decker sells its power tools directly to consumers on the Internet.</em>
The question asks about business buyer behavior which is pretty much businesses buying and selling to eachother. Lowe's is involved with Whirlpool brand items, Kroger is involved with purchasing items from other businesses/suppliers, and Kellogg is selling their product to other grocery stores (businesses).
Black & Decker isn't involved with any other businesses.
Anyways, I'd say C :)
EDIT: it is C, 100%. Just finished
Entrepreneurs help the nation by creating new and unique businesses (which can increase profit and employment), they add to national income, and they create social change.
Answer:When you diversify your investments, you reduce the amount of risk you're exposed to in order to maximize your returns. Although there are certain risks you can't avoid, such as systemic risks, you can hedge against unsystematic risks like business or financial risks.
Answer:
<u><em>Social Audit</em></u>
Explanation:
The Pak-It-Way Company makes custom packaging of all kinds . The firm has evolved into a big business due to quality and innovative work . Recently , top management asked company departments to list and evaluate the kinds of socially responsible efforts conducted internally and externally in the business and also to list negative occurrences that supervisors observed . Top management is essentially conducting a <u>social</u> <u>audit.</u>
<em>Social audit is an audit to examine how an organisation is behaving or working for its employees , society and environment.</em>
Social audit helps in encouraging the participation of the community , it also helps in encouraging the local democracy, it promotes the decision making and helps in developing the human resources.
Social audit has wide coverage , it is evaluated very systematically , it is always conducted in a regular period of time , it measures the social performance of the organisation towards its employees society and the environment. But social audit is difficult to conduct.
Answer:
Zahn Inc.
Current Liabilities Section of the Balance Sheet
March 31, 20Y5
Current liabilities Amount
Accounts payable $22,700
Accrued wages payable $6,700
Accrued interest payable $3,080
($123,200 * 5% * 6/12)
Notes payable $123,200
Advances on magazine subscriptions $526,125
(11,500 * $61 * 9/12)
Total current liabilities $681,805
