ANSWERS: There was a format called Company Town where the company would virtually own and control the entire town including daily need item stores. Workers were lured with attractive wages and accommodation. But, the wages were paid in 'Scrips' which were company printed currency meant to be spent in the stores owned by the company owned and controlled stores inside the company town. This led to the employees getting dependent on employers and their personal freedom and space getting interfered by employers. This relation led to the term 'Wage Slavery'. This practice was continued in mining town till 1960s whereas the concept of company town ended in the 1920s.
Answer:
how might the lack of this aspect of infrastructure affect health?
Infrastructure on its own is one way of development, ways at which lack of it will affect health include;
it will deter the link between rural areas and the urban area
lack of infrastructure will help to increase the chances of breeding parasites which affects health
lack of infrastructure also affects personal hygiene as lack of water and other basic amenities affects health greatly.
Explanation:
Answer:
11.30%
Explanation:
Roten rooters have an equity multiplier of 1.52
The total assets turnover is 1.20
The profit margin is 6.2%
= 6.2/100
= 0.062
Therefore the ROE can be calculated as follows
= 0.062× 1.52×1.20
= 0.1130×100
= 11.30%
Hence the ROE is 11.30%
Answer:
B. Conflict between professionalism and commercialism
Explanation:
The conflict between professionalism and commercialism speaks to the debate on satisfying the management of an organisation as an auditor in order to meet economic situations and the need to be professionally independent of management in order to make a true and fair statement of the state of the organisation available to the shareholders as well as potential investors and the general public.
Because the management of an organisation runs the day to day affairs of that organisation, the Auditor in performing his duty interacts more with management and as such, the security of his future engagements may depend on favourable opinions of the management. This is commercialism
However, professionalism dictates that ethically, irrespective of the position of the management of an organisation, an auditor should always report the true and fair state of the business.
This represents the conflict expressed by Lynn Turner.
The economic player John Maynard Keynes felt that the government was capable of restarting the economy during the great depression.
so the answer is D.
