Answer:
the answer is E. a legal entity engaged in business activities solely with the intent of serving its employees without the intent of making a profit.
Answer:
E)
Explanation:
It was prepared for this because Starbucks tracked, as part of its ongoing environmental scanning activities, the percentage of households with single-cup brewers. The data that they managed to gather through this study allowed them to quickly determine that there was a large percentage of households with single-cup brewers and therefore the customer base was there. Having a large customer base would drastically increase their chances of obtaining massive profits by simply providing the necessary product to those households, which they plan to do with this partnership.
<span>Mcdonald's, a fast food chain headquartered in the united states, applies the morality it practices in the united states to all foreign countries in which it operates. mcdonald's is adhering to "Moral Universalism". Moral Universalism is the need for a moral standard that is accepted by all cultures.</span>
<span>FALSE. The trainer should write notes as Bullet points to ensure nothing is skipped and he/she stays on task. Star the most important bullet points to be sure each trainee understands what is being taught. Notes could also include hand out sheets to give to trainees.</span>
Answer:
Option D is the correct answer.
Explanation:
- <u>First-in, first-out</u> method is when you use the cost of the inventory you bought at the beginning of the year and multiply it with sales to determine cost of inventory that you have sold. Any remaining inventory from when you bought it for the first time at the cost that you paid at the time when you bought it is used. Usually grocery shops use this method.
- <u>Average cost</u> method is when you take an average of the costs of the inventory you bought and then multiply that cost with the number of inventory sold.
- <u>Last-in, first-out</u> method is when you use the cost of the inventory you recently bought and multiply it with number of inventory sold to determine cost of inventory that you have sold.
- <u>Specific Identification</u> method is used on inventory that is sold infrequently such as gold.