The answer is: will not make a lot of money
In business, risk and profit would always go on the same direction. Meaning that A decision that had low risk tend to had lower amount of profit while a decision that had high risk tend to had higher amount of profit as a reward.
Strategy to minimize a risk tend to be done by people or organizations that do not have large reserve of capital and their mind goal is so the business can survive rather than taking as much profit as possible.
Answer:
b) A central bank is expected to achieve a 3% annual inflation rate
Explanation:
Inflation targeting is a type of monetary policy where the central bank of a country sets an inflation rate as its goal or target.
Answer:
[D] All of the above.
Explanation:
Front running is the process by which a party to a share purchase has initial knowledge of the future market value of shares that are yet to be issued and makes a proprietary buy order for stock ahead of the client's order.
Normally this can be as a result of insider information which is prohibited, but the options above all allow this practice.
-If the firm can demonstrate that the trade is unrelated to the customer's block order
-If the trade was made to fill or facilitate the customer's block order
-If the trade is executed on a national stock exchange and in compliance with its rules
Answer:
MW Company
Activity rate for order process = $54,120/660
= $82 per order
Explanation:
a) Data and Calculations:
Production = 16,500 units
Direct labor = 19,800 hours
Machine hours = 21,450 hours
No. of orders = 660
No. of shipments = 165
Order-processing cost pool = $54,120
Shipping cost pool = $14,025
Assembly cost pool = $71,280
Activity rate for order process = $54,120/660
= $82 per order
b) MW Company uses an activity-based costing system to identify its activities into cost pools and assign the cost of each activity pool to the products and services according to their actual consumption of the activities. The activity-based costing technique provides a more accurate method for determining the costs of products and services. As a more accurate method for pricing decisions than other traditional methods, activity-based costing technique increases management's understanding of overheads and cost drivers and makes activities that are costly and non-value adding to become more visible, allowing managers to reduce or eliminate them, because these activities add costs to the production system.
