Answer: C. Top level managers may pursue their own interests over that of the company.
Explanation:
The scenario given in the question explains that top level managers may pursue their own interests over that of the company.
In the case of sole proprietorship or partnership business, the revenue generated by the firm or the profit made belongs to the owners. In the case of of a Corporation, this isn't the case as the revenue should be used for Shareholders benefits. Sometimes, there may be a conflict of interest which may then bring about a situation whereby the top level managers pursue their own interests over that of the company.
Hence, the correct option is C.
Which of the following best explains what the profit motive pushes producers to do?<span>
Answer:
Minimize costs and maximize revenue</span>
Answer:
It factors GDP in relation to the country's population
Explanation:
The second option "It cannot be used to identify the country's economic expansion or contraction" is incorrect because GDP can be used to tell if the economy of a nation is healthy or if it is heading into recession. Also, GDP cannot tell you the profit of corporate oversea operations, neither can it tell you the profit earned by foreign companies operating within the country, it can only tell the value of all products and services that were produced in a country within a period. However, GDP per capita is a measure of the gross domestic product against the population of the country, and hence the correct option is that It factors GDP in relation to the country's population.
Explanation:
The Journal entry is shown below:-
a. Salary Expense Dr, $2,550
To salaries payable $2,550
(Being accrual of salary is recorded)
b. Income summary Dr, $324,750
To Salary expense $324,750
($322,200 + $2,550)
(Being closing of salary expense is recorded)
Answer:
The correct answer is option A.
Explanation:
Consumer spending refers to the expenditure of households on consumer goods and services. The aggregate consumer spending depends upon the disposable income of the consumer, the real interest rate, consumer optimism and wealth.
Consumer spending is positively related to disposable income, consumer optimism and wealth. The real interest rate is inversely related to consumer spending.
