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Q: Betty's job entails detecting problems such as embezzlement, waste, mismanagement, and employee theft at her organization. In this case, Betty is a(n) _____.
A: Betty's job entails detecting problems such as embezzlement, waste, mismanagement, and employee theft at her organization. In this case, Betty is a Management Consultant.
Answer:
D.
Revenues to be understated
Explanation:
Understated amounts indicate a reported amount is not correct and the reported amount is less than the true amount.
Answer:
D. Both A and C
Explanation:
Items that are more useful and/or more rare, result in higher prices (and if both are true, even higher prices). If an item is rare but useless, the price would be lower. If an item is useful and not rare (think batteries or paper towels) the price lowers.
Answer:
c) how resources are combined in the production of goods.
Explanation:
In order to meet the unending needs and wants of consumers, to satisfactorily provide products that meets their requirements, tastes or preferences various manufacturing companies use five (5) main methods of production, and these are; labour-intensive production, mass production, batch production, capital-intensive production and job production.
Generally in Economics, the question of how goods are produced, determines how resources are combined in the production of goods.
This ultimately implies that, before a manufacturer produce its goods it determines the amount of resources that are available. These resources that are to be combined for the purpose of production of goods are <em>entrepreneur, land, labor, and capital</em>, which are generally referred to as the four (4) factors of production.