Answer:
inputs, outputs, transformation processes, and feedback.
Explanation:
The viewpoint of the system that could see the organziation as the entities as they should be made of the input as the raw material, output as the finished product, transformation process as when the raw material is converted into the finished product and the feedback as the client feedback related to the product and service
So as per the given situation the above should be the answer
Answer:
The AC Corporation takes 46 Days average to pay back its accounts payable.
Explanation:
Average Accounts Payable = $7863.5
Cost of Goods Sold = $63,008
Number of Days in Accounting Period = 365
Days Payable Outstanding = (Average Accounts Payable / Cost of Goods Sold) x Number of Days in Accounting Period
Days Payable Outstanding = ($7,863.5 / $63,008) x 365
Days Payable Outstanding = 45.55
Therefor, the company takes an average of 46 days to pay back its accounts payable.
Answer: Market Efficiency
Explanation:
It is important that the Government as a regulator should not get involved in acts that would protect individual institutions from failure because that would defeat the whole purpose of a competitive industry.
If a government is known to directly involve itself in the protection of institutions from failure, efficiency in institutions may become low because of the lack of fear of failure as companies believe that should they run into bad times, they will simply be bailed out by the government so there is no need for them to maintain a competitive edge.
This can lead to a situation where we have companies performing sub optimally in an economy which can only act to reduce the Economic growth of a country.
Government institutions usually have such backing and in a lot of countries are prone to failure. Look at the Bamangwato Concessions Limited (BCL) mine in Botswana for instance that kept failing and refusing to improve it's efficiency because they could always run back to the government for a bailout. Their position eventually became so untenable that bankruptcy was the only option.
