Answer:
Beau's decision to tell somebody about his company's actions is an example of: whistle blowing
Explanation:
Ethics is the study of moral human behavior. Ethical behavior usually varies with different areas. What is considered ethical is always subject to the cultural standards of that particular place. In a company environment, there are ethical standards that are supposed to be met on the part of the company and also individuals working in the company.
One major ethical standard that companies must maintain is environmental protection. This is more prevalent in manufacturing companies that have to release toxic waste to the environment in the form of fumes to the atmosphere or liquid waste to rivers and water bodies. The environment is used by all living beings and therefor it needs to be protected. Ethical standards dictate that industrial waste should be kept below toxic levels before being released into the environment.
It is also ethical for any individual working in a company and has information about unethical practices of a company to publicly expose the company so that they can be held accountable for their actions. This is referred to as whistle blowing. Beau's decision to inform a newspaper reporter about the actions of the company in destroying the environment is an example of whistle blowing. Her decision is a typical example of ethical behavior.
The answer is true because without our tax maney we wouldnt have goods and services.
Answer:
See Explanation section
Explanation:
We know,
Profit = Sales - Expenses
To find the total seminar profit, we have to determine the number of newly opened accounts. As it is binomial distribution, we have to make an equation to reach out the seminar profit -
Therefore, the profit equation = (new opened account × Sales commission) - Fixed seminar costs
Since we do not know how many attended open account, the profit equation of seminar = (New open account × $5,300) - $3,700
The correct answer is that there was $3,080 worth of office supplies purchased during the period.
In order to answer this question you know that the company started with $630 worth of office supplies and ended the year with $460 worth, or $170 less than they started with. The company used $170 of supplies from inventory, so they needed to purchase another $3,080 in order arrive at the $3,250 that we know was the total expense during the reporting period.
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