Answer: E. Searches for and chooses acceptable solutions rather than trying to make the optimal decision.
Explanation:
Management workers who are at the top of decisions in most firms and want to just satisfactory results won't really put in much effort in going the extra mile with optimal decision's. Jill is satisfactory with a normal result hence would see no need in seeking complex of much more taksing solutions.
Answer:a. Web and e-mail
Explanation:A survey is a method of gathering information from a number of individuals, known as a sample, in order to learn something about the larger population from which the sample is drawn.
Web surveys or internet surveys are defined as a data collection method where surveys or questionnaires are sent over the internet to a sample of respondents and they can respond to this survey over the world wide web. Respondents can be sent web surveys via various mediums such as email, embedded over the website, social media, etc. In web surveys, respondents answer the questionnaire with the help of a web browser and the survey responses are stored in web-based databases.
Answer:
$9850
$ 146,172
Explanation:
The amount of premium on the bond issuance is the difference between the cash proceeds from the issue and the face value of the bond i.e $9,850($409,850-$400,000).
The total expense that would be recognized over the life of the bond is $146,172 as shown in the expense column of the attached amortization schedule.
Find attached effective interest amortization table.
The final balance is $22 more than the face value due rounding error.
Answer:
Explanation:
Process costing can be regarded as a methodology in accounting that involves attributing cost to unit of production in different firms especially firm that are producing product that are homogeneous.
Job order costing can be regarded as
a system that occur when an order of purchase is made by consumer, it helps in way that the price of individual product is affordable by consumer.
a.Companies that produce small quantities of many different products.
(Job order costing)
b.A company that pulverizes wood into pulp to manufacture carboard.
(Process costing)
c.A company that manufactures thousands of identical files.
(Process costing)
d.Companies that produce large numbers of identical products.
(Process costing)
e.A computer repair service that makes service calls to homes.
(Job order costing)
f.A company that assembles electronic parts and software to manufacture
(Process costing)
millions of portable media players.
g.A textbook publisher that produces copies of a particular book in batches.
(Job order costing)
h.A company that bottles milk into one-gallon containers.
(Process costing)
i.A company that makes large quantities of one type of tankless hot water heaters.
(Process costing)
j.A governmental agency that takes bids for specific items it utilizes where each
(Job order costing)
.
